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Grace Henley: 23 September 2024
Recently named 'Manufacturing & Engineering StartUp of the Year' at the 2024 UK StartUp Awards, Dubs make fun, stylish and (most importantly) sustainable footwear for kids.
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Grace Henley: 15 August 2024
Oyinkansola Adebayo is an angel investor and serial tech entrepreneur.
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Grace Henley: 01 August 2024
Fast-forward five years. You can finally exercise (purchase) your share options. Except there’s a problem - you don’t have the cash.
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Grace Henley: 27 March 2024
Last updated: 19 April 2024 If you're reading this, you're probably familiar with Enterprise Management Incentives (EMIs). But just in case this is...
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Grace Henley: 23 February 2024
So, after much deliberation, you've decided that Enterprise Management Incentives are for you. Well, you're in good company - over 18,000 UK-based...
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Grace Henley: 30 January 2024
Last updated: 13 September 2024. “Everyone who makes your business work deserves equity.” When Simon Squibb, the founder of HelpBnk, shared his...
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Grace Henley: 18 December 2023
FounderMetrics: a podcast by Vestd. Join Ifty Nasir as he uncovers the factors that forge success and those that spell disaster.
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Grace Henley: 10 November 2023
Not every pitch is perfect. We have all been there, honest! Ask any founder and, almost all, will share their worst pitch experience when they just...
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Grace Henley: 04 October 2023
You're eager to implement an employee share scheme, and that's fantastic news! But are your employees on board with the idea?
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Grace Henley: 13 September 2023
Equity dilution, share dilution (or whatever you want to call it) is not inherently a bad thing. Not if it’s well managed.
