From Campus to Commerce: Tapping into the UK University network for startup development
The UK offers abundant opportunities for French tech entrepreneurs. Among these opportunities lies the expansive university network, serving as a fertile ground for forging partnerships grounded in expertise, talent, and practical research. Dr. Chris Moore, a distinguished technology specialist, sheds light on the diverse array of potential partnerships available, along with their corresponding advantages.
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Alexander Chikunov, from the Siberian Tundra to philanthropic investor
As a Venture Capitalist, I encounter various investors, founders gravitating to this privileged and yet very exciting ecosystem. In this story, Let’s zoom on Don't Quit Venture’s newest LP, Alexander Vasilievich Chukunov, straight out of Russia's harshest land: The Siberian Tundra.
Keep your project tracking up to date with Neo by Sagittal AI
As part of our quick founder questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Michael Smith, CEO of Sagittal AI about automating software development with Neo, the need to complete tasks quickly and getting hooked on constant learning.
Plant based trainers for the future of running with Zen Running Club
As part of our quick founder questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Richard Rusling and Andy Farnworth, the cofounders of Zen Running Club about elite performance innovation, sustainability and joining the Amazon Sustainability Accelerator.
5 golden rules of intuitive product design
We interact with brilliant design every day, often without even realising it. From the sleek storage solutions in our homes, to the bicycles we ride and the software that powers our work, great design quietly shapes how we move through the world.
I got fired from my own startup – lessons from the other side
For many founders, the dream is to exit, but no one tells you how things may take a turn for the worse when you’re no longer in the driver’s seat. After selling my startup to Private Equity (PE) in an earn out agreement that involved its own challenges, I found myself being made redundant. This also came with the news that I would not receive the previously agreed upon performance bonus, nor over a million pounds worth of company shares which were set to vest the week after my redundancy.
Redefining inclusion: 5 steps to embrace and empower Neurodiverse talent at work
Each year, companies miss out on some of the brightest, most inventive minds because they’re just not set up to welcome neurodivergent talent. About 1 in 7 people are neurodivergent – from those with autism and ADHD to dyslexia and dyspraxia – each bringing fresh, often invaluable perspectives.
5 groundbreaking European startups revolutionising Carbon Tech for a greener planet
Maddyness teams up with Net Zero Insights to uncover the latest trends in climate tech, showcasing 5 startups transforming our approach to carbon capture, removal and mitigation.
Tioex's bold move into AI investments democratising access to tech giants
High-growth tech investments often seem reserved for the elite, but Tioex is turning heads with its latest strategic manoeuvre. The member-based investment platform has just announced a significant expansion of its AI portfolio, acquiring stakes in two of the most talked-about names in tech: OpenAI and Databricks.
Proptech, healthtech, Prawns and a new Challenge Fund from Ufi in this week's Maddymoney
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
