How to pick a product name that stands the test of time Have you ever seen that episode of Superstore where Amy and Dina are unpacking the logic behind product names?
Does your startup really need a company secretary? When you’re trying to grow your startup, time is of the essence, but so are costs. While you want to reach out to as many investors as possible and look to build capital, you also...
Why raising funds for your startup comes at a price You would think that raising funds for your business would be a free affair. After all, you’re looking for money to come into your business, not go out. Yet, many founders are...
Startup horror stories: when co-founders fall out Co-founder conflict can be fatal - to startup success that is.
Game-changing startups fuelled by SEIS/EIS funding If you’re looking for a way to fund your startup and you’re not sure where to turn, you may want to consider SEIS or EIS funding. In this article, we're going to take a look at...
Startups: don’t let bottlenecks hold you back Bottlenecks: if you’re in the startup world, you’ve probably heard a lot about them. You may have been warned that bottlenecks are one of the biggest threats to a new business and...
How do employee share option schemes work in the UK? In the UK, more SMEs than ever are implementing Enterprise Management Incentives (EMIs) and other tax-advantaged share and share option schemes.
AMA: Alexander Curiger, co-founder of Curius We love a startup that sets out to challenge the status quo. We talk to Alexander Curiger, co-founder of Curius, about breathing new life into the drinks business.
Whose job is it to raise funds at a startup? Startups can be fantastically diverse; from fintech to food services to innovations in medicine that save lives. New businesses pop up all the time and each one has its own unique...
