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Rebecca Appleton: 18 February 2026
Ask most founders what stopped them from getting started sooner, and you'll rarely hear "lack of ideas". More often, it's confidence. Or isolation....
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Chris Nash: 26 November 2025
When you’re raising capital, whether that’s through your pitch deck, a LinkedIn post, or even a coffee chat with an investor, you’re entering a...
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Chris Nash: 04 November 2025
Fundraising doesn’t always have to be a large all-in-one marathon. Whilst it’s easy to craft a vision of grandiose raises to fuel accelerated growth,...
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Chris Nash: 09 September 2025
If you’re raising investment in the UK, it’s likely that you’ll have heard of (and want to raise through) the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme...
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Chris Nash: 05 September 2025
As a founder, you’ve probably come across terms like “pre-money valuation” and “discounted cash flow” in conversations about your company’s worth.
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Chris Nash: 30 July 2025
You’ve done your research.
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Chris Nash: 30 July 2025
Having a solid financial model from the get-go can really help your startup to stay on track. This doesn’t mean that everything has to go exactly how...
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Graham Charlton: 23 July 2025
Founders like to move fast but ironically, they’re often the reason things grind to a halt.
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Chris Nash: 14 July 2025
Startup life moves fast - one moment you have an idea and all of a sudden you’re 50/50 in a company with your co-founder, and looking to grow....
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Graham Charlton: 26 June 2025
Startups don’t usually die from one big mistake. They die slowly, from misreads, misfires, and missed signals.
