Compliance and filings: getting it right from the start

In the early stages of building a company, founders rightly focus on product and customers, while statutory duties, governance and Companies House filings are often an afterthought. Yet small oversights here can create disproportionate issues later, particularly when fundraising or preparing for diligence.

This workshop offers a founder-focused overview of what matters from day one:

·     How to keep Companies House records accurate

·     What good governance hygiene looks like at an early stage

·     Common gaps that slow down or complicate investment conversations.

The session is designed to be practical, clear and free from jargon. It's not intended to replace professional legal or company secretarial advice – instead, it aims to give you the context to understand your obligations, recognise risk areas and know when to seek specialist support.

It’ll be followed by a Q&A session.

If you can’t join live, we’ll send the recording to everyone who registers so you can catch up anytime.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Speaker bio

Amanda Nunn is a founder and advisor who works with early-stage companies on improving governance hygiene, preparing for fundraising, and maintaining clean, accurate statutory records. Drawing on hands-on experience supporting businesses through investment rounds, audits, and organisational changes, Amanda focuses on the practical realities of staying organised, transparent, and investor-ready.

She brings an accessible, non-technical perspective to help founders understand their responsibilities and avoid common pitfalls, offering clear guidance on where risks typically arise and when professional company secretarial or legal input should be sought.