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8/16
Week 7: The Next Steps
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Week 7: The Next Steps

Just as last week’s Mentor’s Journal led me neatly into my article, 'The Power of Networking', so this week started off very much in the same vein with all my early meetings either coming from existing relationships in my network, or me utilising my network to join some dots together. 

Features 2 years ago
Startups breaking away from the 'boom-or-bust' cycle
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Startups breaking away from the 'boom-or-bust' cycle

New data from SeedLegals, the UK’s largest legal platform for startups, has revealed a rise in the frequency of smaller funding rounds for UK startups, with a tech-enabled model of ‘agile funding’ enabling companies to raise money on-demand.

Features 2 years ago
The Power of Networking
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The Power of Networking

Welcome to the first of a periodic series of articles that will take a more in depth look at some of the topics that make frequent appearances in my Mentor’s Journal series.

Features 2 years ago
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September's Handpicked: Five startups raising on Crowdcube
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September's Handpicked: Five startups raising on Crowdcube

As part of this weekly series 'Funding the Wonderful' in partnership with Crowdcube, every month we will showcase a handpicked selection of five startups which are raising on the Crowdcube platform.

Features 2 years ago
Driving innovation in the construction sector
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Driving innovation in the construction sector

FK Group, one of the UK’s leading full building envelope specialists, has launched FK Accelerate in partnership with L Marks as part of its commitment to driving innovation in the construction sector.

Features 2 years ago
Seedrs Alumni Awards
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Seedrs Alumni Awards: Celebrating startup success

Despite the vertigo-inducing surroundings of the 24th floor of the Shard Building in London, it was none the less a glamorous location for the inaugural Seedrs Alumni Awards.

Features 2 years ago
7/16
Week 6: On Fast Forward
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Week 6: On Fast Forward

This was one of those weeks where everything seemed to be on fast forward. Not just the number of meetings but the speed of progress in the companies that I met was truly remarkable. 

Features 2 years ago
Bringing together innovators at the Malvern Festival of Innovation
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Bringing together innovators at the Malvern Festival of Innovation

Innovation company business mix is the key contributor and platinum sponsor for the 2019 festival from 7th-12th October 2019. The Malvern Festival of Innovation is a week-long celebration of innovators, host to multiple symposiums, a gala event, comedy night and formal dinner.

Features 2 years ago
6/16
Week 5: An Unusual Mix
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Week 5: An Unusual Mix

This week was quite typical in that it was an unusual mix of many of the things that I get involved with as a mentor and that I have written about in the past. There was some international, some regulation, some cyber security, lots about women in business, and yet again on advisory boards and raising finance.

Features 2 years ago
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Three startups which raised £1m in one hour
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Three startups which raised £1m in one hour

For many startups, the process of fund raising can be quite daunting. What method of raising do you use? How long is it going to take? To say nothing of the fact that it’s the time when founders and entrepreneurs have to stick their necks out and ask other people to invest and commit to their vision.

Features 2 years ago
Same, but different: Scaling your PR from the UK to US
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Same, but different: Scaling your PR from the UK to US

America. In some ways, it can be and has historically been a tough nut for UK technology companies to crack, while in many other ways, the PR strategies and campaigns that work in Britain will work equally as well Stateside. 

Features 2 years ago
Africa: a new frontier for startups
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Africa: a new frontier for startups

Marta Krupinska, Head of Google for Startups UK, recently created the Google for Startups first UK Immersion cohort for African startups, to help them along their business journey.

Features 2 years ago
Calmer Community nurtures mental health of entrepreneurs
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Calmer Community nurtures mental health of entrepreneurs

Calmer launches the digital Calmer Community platform for busy professionals and joins forces with Startups Magazine as Mental Health & Wellbeing Partner.

Features 2 years ago
5/16
Week 4: When 2+2=5
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Week 4: When 2+2=5

One thing that I have learned over the years is the importance of cooperation and working with the right partners, and this has only been reiterated during my activities as a mentor. By working with others that have skills or experience in areas that you do not, then 2+2 can, quite literally, equal 5.

Features 2 years ago
Dispelling the myths of university knowledge transfer
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Dispelling the myths of university knowledge transfer

Knowledge Transfer Partnership, or KTP, is a part-government funded programme that for the past 40 years has helped businesses – including startups – to improve their competitiveness and productivity through the better use of knowledge, technology and skills that reside within universities.

Features 2 years ago
PR and marketing investment for startups: the when, what and why
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PR and marketing investment for startups: the when, what and why

For the supremely talented entrepreneurs and startups doing great work around the world, marketing and PR are often low on their list of priorities. After all, there’s the running of the business to get on with, the development of amazing technology and launching of innovative projects, investment to secure, and people to hire.

Features 2 years ago
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Through The Looking Glass
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Through The Looking Glass

So, you’ve had a great business idea, you have thought it through, built a business plan and a strategy and you believe in it so much that you now want to turn your idea into a reality.

Features 2 years ago
Google for Startups showcases female founders
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Google for Startups showcases female founders

Google for Startups has announced the latest instalment in its commitment to female entrepreneurs with its first Female Founders Residency programme.

Features 2 years ago
4/16
Week 3: Law and Good Order
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Week 3: Law and Good Order

This week I met with Deputy Chief Constable Jo Shiner at Sussex Police to talk about all the many ways that businesses of any size can work together with the police for the benefit of the company and the community as a whole.

Features 2 years ago
3/16
Week 2: Never too soon to 'go international'
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Week 2: Never too soon to 'go international'

This week, almost to underline my comments in the first of this series about not knowing what each week will bring, was almost entirely different to last week. Last week was full of face to face meetings and there was no particular thread to my week, other than of course the fact that it revolved very heavily around early stage businesses.

Features 2 years ago
How to find your ideal business mentor
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How to find your ideal business mentor

Mentoring is something that everyone will come across in their life, most probably because they need some help and guidance, but also from the mentor side, because they want to help others and both parties always benefit.

Features 2 years ago
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Bringing the wonderful to life
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Bringing the wonderful to life

Crowdcube was inspired by an unshakable belief in entrepreneurs challenging the status quo with big ideas and new thinking, the ones with a vision and who dream big, push at the edges and want to make a difference, big and small.

Features 2 years ago
The Revolut Story: Lessons Learnt from a Unicorn
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The Revolut Story: Lessons Learnt from a Unicorn

The story of Nikolay Stronsky, Founder and CEO, Revolut is a pretty incredible one, in just four years he has seen a rapid amount of success, with the company now being worth $1.7bn. So how did he do it?

Features 2 years ago
2/16
Week 1: A Sounding Board
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Week 1: A Sounding Board

Welcome to the first in the new series of ‘The Mentor’s Journal’ which will look at some of my activities from the preceding week, with a view to turning the theory outlined in my ‘Views of a Mentor’ series into real, everyday situations. 

Features 2 years ago
Ready, Aim Before You Startup
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Ready, Aim Before You Startup

Every day we read about amazing startup successes. We hear about these brilliant 'unicorns'. What we rarely hear about is the many more startups that fizzle and die. The sad truth is, most startups fail. Taking the leap to start a new venture is a tremendous risk.

Features 2 years ago
How healthtech startups can break into the NHS
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How healthtech startups can break into the NHS

Ruth Hallett, a consultant with over 20 years of project and programme management delivery experience for both commercial and public sector clients, demystifies the NHS for healthtech startups.

Features 2 years ago
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AI within the taskforce: Worrying or enhancing?
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AI within the taskforce: Worrying or enhancing?

Concerns about AI technology, in general terms, boil down to the quantity and areas in which it’s used to replace human tasks. Establishing the limitations of AI and unique skills innate to humans, provides insight into its future application, and alleviates some of the worry that one day AI will take over the taskforce.

Features 2 years ago
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Power to the people: A modern work culture
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Power to the people: A modern work culture

The focus on company culture and brand values has become a top-tier priority in the modern workplace, as businesses start to realise the only way to persist isn’t to only keep up with changes in the market, but to keep up with changes in work culture and values.

Features 2 years ago
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Shaping the future with 'Tech for Good'
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Shaping the future with 'Tech for Good'

Unbound Festival this year saw an influx of tech for good innovation, propelling the industry towards a bright and influential future. Spearheading the mainstream market today is a boom in self-care apps from mindfulness to sleep assistance, while location-based apps designed to tackle physical inactivity are making scenic walking as easy to find as getting an Uber is to order.

Features 2 years ago
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See startups as a community, not competition to thrive
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See startups as a community, not competition to thrive

The world of business has changed, from the heyday of household corporations like Ford in the 90s, to the rapid rise of tech-applied products and services born over the last three decades.

Features 2 years ago
Four mistakes startups make when going global
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Four mistakes startups make when going global

Startups have a lot to think about, especially when it comes to going global. There are many important aspects to think of when growing a company. Here are four common mistakes startups often make when going global.

Features 2 years ago
Navigating the tricky waters of PR
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Navigating the tricky waters of PR

The relentless pace of modern day brand communications and marketing means the fight is on for startups to win the appeal of consumers and keep their interest. But when it comes to PR, not all coverage is created equally. It’s hard to know where to start.

Features 2 years ago
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The Mentor's Journal
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The Mentor's Journal

Following on from the nine articles in the ‘A Mentor’s Perspective’ series that I wrote recently that looked at some of the main points that any startup or early stage business should consider, I will now be writing a brief weekly article in a new series – A Mentor’s Journal. 

Features 2 years ago
When is it time to patent your technology?
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When is it time to patent your technology?

Startups working to solve consumer problems sometimes create technology that has the potential to become an industry standard. This may be a de-facto standard, an industry standard approved by a formal standards setting body, or something mandated by law.

Features 2 years ago
Advancing people and the planet at x+why
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Advancing people and the planet at x+why

x+why understands that not every business wants to be overshadowed by a behemoth co-working brand. For those businesses that are looking for a co-working space beyond the norm, and for somewhere more than just a place to sit, x+why welcomes you to its new co-working space in Whitechapel.

Features 2 years ago
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Building innovation ecosystems: Unbound London 2019
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Building innovation ecosystems: Unbound London 2019

Society is currently being shaped by innovation in the tech industries, and once a year thousands gather to network, share and exchange insight in London to shed light on the future of tech, and our place within it.

Features 2 years ago
Top tips to jump start your business plan
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Top tips to jump start your business plan

It doesn’t matter whether a business is for enterprise or not for profit - to create a successful business, you need more than just an idea. You need to identify a problem/need to create an attractive market. It’s much easier to start a business if you have a unique product/solution, and a scalable, profitable model.

Features 2 years ago
5 key considerations when designing an app
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5 key considerations when designing an app

We’re living in a time of incredibly rapid change, where mobile phones are dominating consumer experiences and new technology is constantly being harnessed, turning traditional startup business models on their heads.

Features 2 years ago
Hangar 51 accelerator to help startups fly
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Hangar 51 accelerator to help startups fly

International Airlines Group (IAG) has launched its latest Hangar 51 global innovation programme in collaboration with Iberia, Vueling and IAG Cargo. The initiative will be based in Spain for the second time after the huge success of its previous Spanish programme in 2017.

Features 2 years ago
How do we make cities smarter through transportation?
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How do we make cities smarter through transportation?

As more cities become smarter, and technology grows, what do we need to do to keep with the needs of these smart cities, but also make them sustainable?

Features 2 years ago
Positioning with a purpose
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Positioning with a purpose

Why building meaningful values into your brand leads to the culture you want

Creating and sustaining culture can feel a little bit like a chicken and egg situation in a startup. You need to define your culture early on in order to attract the right employees, but culture itself is largely driven by people, so until you have the people in place, how can your culture be expected to flourish?

Features 2 years ago
Protecting digital assets in a volatile market
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Protecting digital assets in a volatile market

If you’re in the startup space, it is very likely you will have heard the term ‘ICO (Initial Coin Offering)’ thrown around a fair few times, and perhaps even heard it described as an attractive alternative to traditional types of fundraising.

Features 2 years ago
Parisian coliving space captures joie de vivre
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Parisian coliving space captures joie de vivre

A new coliving space for Paris’ entrepreneurs, freelancers and startups has recently opened near to the famous STATION F coworking campus in the centre of the city. The Flatmates space will consist of three coliving towers and can house 600 residents.

Features 2 years ago
Grassroots investment crucial for UK to grow tech Unicorns
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Grassroots investment crucial for UK to grow tech Unicorns

According to the British Chamber of Commerce, recent figures have shown that the UK economy is predicted to grow at a lot slower rate than expected in 2020 and 2021, and one big reasoning behind this is Brexit and the possibility of a no-deal result.

Features 2 years ago
Showcase your invention at Advanced Engineering 2019
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Showcase your invention at Advanced Engineering 2019

Advanced Engineering is on the lookout for startups to showcase their inventions as part of its Enabling Innovation zone.

Features 2 years ago
A shop window for the sporting talent of tomorrow
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A shop window for the sporting talent of tomorrow

It’s not what you know it’s who you know… The right place at the right time… These are both recognisable phrases that both serve to highlight the element of chance that can sometimes be associated with success. And nowhere is this better highlighted than in the world of sport.

Features 2 years ago
Scotland is fast becoming an entrepreneurial melting pot
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Scotland is fast becoming an entrepreneurial melting pot

The Victoria Embankment in central London might not be the obvious place to find out more about Scotland’s vibrant startup scene. However, representatives from the country’s board of trade, business incubators, educators, R&D partnerships and innovation centres headed south for London Tech Week, and Scotland House, where they spent the evening showcasing the business opportunities north of the border, creativity, the potential of data science and the country’s talent.

Features 3 years ago
Feedr: Defining your culture blueprint to hyper-charge growth
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Feedr: Defining your culture blueprint to hyper-charge growth

For founders looking to start a business it is imperative to get the culture right - as getting it wrong can lead to bad investor, customer and employee experience. At Women of Silicon Roundabout 'Founder Focus' workshop track, CEO and co-Founder of London-based foodtech startup Feedr, Riya Grover delivered a thought-provoking workshop titled 'Defining your culture blueprint to hyper-charge growth', and explained why it is so important to get it right from the start.

Features 3 years ago
Entrepreneurs vs. Intrapreneurs: A growth mindset
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Entrepreneurs vs. Intrapreneurs: A growth mindset

Startups Magazine attended the Women of Silicon Roundabout 2019 (25-16th June) workshop 'Getting an innovative mindset: why the world needs more entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs', and here's what we thought.

Features 3 years ago
Are startups the game of Millennials?
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Are startups the game of Millennials?

At the LeadersIn Tech Summit during London Tech Week 2019, a roundtable was held discussing the benefits and drawbacks of partnerships between corporates and startups. At the table, Anna Jones from FieldHouse Associates, Ryan Haynes from Ryan Haynes Marketing, Ben Rudman the CEO of MMT Digital, and Denise Glee from MagnaCarta Communications, lent their personal expertise to the debate.

Features 3 years ago
A little more conversation
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A little more conversation

Stress is something that can affect everyone and anyone, at any point in your life. Admittedly some things are more likely to bring about stress, for example, creating your own business and trying to get it off the ground.

Features 3 years ago
Will the real entrepreneur please stand up?
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Will the real entrepreneur please stand up?

Common sense suggests that an entrepreneur is the lynch-pin of a startup. At the recent TLA Investor Showcase 2.0 event, for example, investors repeatedly talked about the entrepreneur as being synonymous with startup and scale-up; the person they look to invest in. But are they right?

Features 3 years ago
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Tailor-made: devising an IP strategy for your business
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Tailor-made: devising an IP strategy for your business

Dr Christopher Hartland, patent attorney at leading European IP firm, Potter Clarkson, gives a step-by-step guide to managing your business’ ideas and innovations.

Features 3 years ago
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Why does my business need intellectual property protection?
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Why does my business need intellectual property protection?

In this article, Dr Christopher Hartland, patent attorney at leading European IP firm, Potter Clarkson, explains how robust intellectual property protection can be a valuable asset in its own right.

Features 3 years ago
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What is intellectual property protection?
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What is intellectual property protection?

Dr Christopher Hartland at leading European IP firm, Potter Clarkson explains how businesses can protect their most valuable assets – their intellectual property.

Features 3 years ago
Disrupt or be disrupted
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Disrupt or be disrupted

Disrupt of be disrupted, that's the challenge of innovation in a changing digital landscape. Digital transformation is crucial for business success, but how can you move from talking about innovation to putting it into action?

Features 3 years ago
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Growing from a startup to a scale-up
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Growing from a startup to a scale-up

In this article - the last in this series - I am going to look at scaling your business and the fact that growth is often the hardest part of the startup journey.

Features 3 years ago
The ninja approach to startup succeess
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The ninja approach to startup succeess

“At the heart of what people, companies and everyone does is innovation. Innovation is our focus.” This was the opening line from Gary Shapiro, CEO of CES at last year's unbound innovation festival in London.

Features 3 years ago
Tech x Tech = Startup Growth
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Tech x Tech = Startup Growth

The next generation of aspiring startups are hoping their technology will change the world. But what about the technology that is changing startups? I’ve spent the last few years working with some of Europe’s biggest startup success stories, helping them put in place the right business platforms to support rapid growth.

Features 3 years ago
A concrete idea: a wireless speaker entirely cast in concrete
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A concrete idea: a wireless speaker entirely cast in concrete

Startups Magazine first clapped eyes on Le Pavé Parisien at CES 2019 within the French Pavilion in the Eureka Park and was instantly intrigued to see the world's only high-end speaker cast entirely in concrete.

Features 3 years ago
A hunt for the most renegade idea in the universe
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A hunt for the most renegade idea

As a startup, what would be your Golden Ticket to propel you towards success? Workspace expenses covered? Invaluable mentoring and guidance?

Features 3 years ago
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What to consider with international sales and exporting
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What to consider with international sales and exporting

Having written your business plan, identified your existing and potential market and your target clients, and decided how best to market and sell your product, you should now of course actually be making sales. But how open has you mind been whilst undergoing this process, and how limited are your ambitions? Many smaller companies, whether startups or more mature, have a tendency to only look at selling to the home market of the UK rather than broadening their horizons and selling internationally. 

Features 3 years ago
AO Innovation Lab calls for digital disruptors
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AO Innovation Lab calls for digital disruptors

AO, the online electricals store, and L Marks, leading advisor in applied innovation and experienced investor in early-stage technologies, have partnered in a global search 'for the next digital disruptors who will make online shopping easier and faster for its customers'.

Features 3 years ago
The next nation to be at the centre of startup innovation
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The next nation to be at the centre of startup innovation

When one thinks of countries with a focus on innovation, the true global leaders - USA, the U.K., Canada and Israel – traditionally lead the way based on the strength of their startup ecosystems. Not surprisingly, the next country to gain a foothold is Australia followed by no fewer than a dozen of the top industrialised nations in Western Europe.

Features 3 years ago
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Understanding your market
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Understanding your market

Last week’s article focussed on Business Plans; what should be in them and why you should write one. One of the key pieces of information required is of course sales figures, both actual numbers for historic sales and those forecast for the future. It is also very important to include the assumptions and how you market your goods in order to achieve those sales. It is those subjects that I am going to focus on this time.

Features 3 years ago
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Business planning with the Business Model Canvas
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Business planning with the Business Model Canvas

Over the last five articles I have tried to set the scene in terms of outlining what help is available to early stage businesses, and certain aspects of finance, including a valuable but often overlooked tax refund. In this article and the next I wanted to focus on two fundamental issues that will determine how your business develops and how you grow sales.

Features 3 years ago
The IoT Entrepreneur
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The IoT Entrepreneur

The Internet of Things is an exciting and expanding market. It’s one that many large organisations are already actively involved in, with competition mounting rapidly as a result; but it’s also a market ripe for innovation, with countless unexplored opportunities – across all industries – almost too compelling for an ambitious entrepreneur to ignore.

Features 3 years ago
The Launchpad Awards
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The Launchpad Awards

Subcon is introducing the Launchpad & Launchpad Awards to this year’s event. The Launchpad aims to propel startups and entrepreneurs by giving them a platform to share their innovations with thousands of engineering and manufacturing professionals with the power to influence and guide them to future success.

Features 3 years ago
South-By-Southwest celebrate startups with innovation awards
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South-By-Southwest celebrate startups with innovation awards

South-By-Southwest is an annual assemblage of conferences and festivals that takes place in Austin, Texas in early March to celebrate the convergence of film, music, interactive and other industries. Created to foster both professional and personal growth across multiple levels, the ten-day event prides itself on truly being all things to all people.

Features 3 years ago
Ground Control to Major Tom
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Ground Control to Major Tom

The audience at the Dublin Tech Show 2019 fell silent and slipped into awe as it listened to the man who broke into Mir using a Swiss Army Knife, flew into Earth orbit three times, was Commander of the International Space Station (ISS), has spent 166 days in space and was the first Canadian astronaut to walk in space: NASA Colonel, Chris Hadfield.

Features 3 years ago
Fireside Chat: How to succeed with a startup
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Fireside Chat: How to succeed with a startup

Moderated by Graham Hussey, Co-Founder of The Startup Van, this panel at the Dublin Tech Show 2019 (DTS) made up of celebrity companies in the startup arena, Expon Capital, 500 startups, Valor Ventures and Techstars, broadly discussed the ways in which a startup can succeed. 

Features 3 years ago
Let's stop glorifying failure - Willie Morris
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Let's stop glorifying failure

On the ScaleX stage at DTS 2019 (Dublin Tech Summit) Willie Morris got real in his talk about startup failure.

Features 3 years ago
Behavioural economics
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Behavioural economics

Behavioural economics is the combination of human psychology, decision science, and economics. It is an innovative and scientific approach to understanding how humans make decisions.

Features 3 years ago
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Engineering vs. Technology
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Engineering vs. Technology

If you are an engineering startup and proud raise your hand! It is nearly a year since the first issue of Startups Magazine, and if it has opened my eyes up to one thing, it is that there are a lot of you startups out there – which is a great thing!

Features 3 years ago
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The Year of the Engineer
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The Year of the Engineer

2018 was 'the year of engineering', and arguably a year that allowed more women to make even more of a breakthrough in the industry.

Features 3 years ago
The business of engineering: startups on startups
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The business of engineering: startups on startups

Successful tech entrepreneurs share the lessons learned from starting a new business.

Features 3 years ago
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Choosing a Mentor
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Choosing a Mentor

In the first of this series of articles we looked at the fact that there was actually quite a lot of help available to you when you set up your own business, and specifically we started to look at entrepreneur accelerators and the roles that Mentors play within that overall service. This time I wanted to take that further and start to explore the actual role a Mentor plays, how best to choose one, and then how best to maximise that relationship.

Features 3 years ago
Indiegogo and Bose
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Indiegogo at CES 2019: A fireside chat with Bose

Brian Mulcahey, Category Director, Wellness at Bose Corporation, discusses the company's
breakthrough into wellness tech at 'Indiegogo Enterprise: A Fireside Chat with Bose.'

Features 3 years ago
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A Mentor's Perspective
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A Mentor’s Perspective

In this, the first of an occasional series, I will be passing on my thoughts and observations in my capacity as a Mentor and how accepting the help that is available to startup business can help transform them.

Features 3 years ago
Highlights at CES 2019
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Eureka! The highlights at CES 2019

The French pavilion has dominated the Eureka Park at CES, and 2019 was no exception with the country represented by no less than 414 startups. However this year's CES saw Britain step up to the plate alongside its global counterparts, bringing along over 100 UK companies.

Features 3 years ago
Qoitech
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Startup fully charged

We all know the feeling of buying the latest gadget, boasting two years of battery life, only to see it breaking down before the first year is up. 

Features 3 years ago
Don't Believe The Hype
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Don't believe the hype

Virginie Berger, previously employed at Microsoft and MySpace, knows the music tech industry better than most.

Features 3 years ago
unbound London
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Scouting for startups

Camille Venot, Innovation Manager for Unbound, helps startups bloom from London to Miami, Singapore and Bahrain.

Features 3 years ago

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