EntrepreneursTalk@Cass - The secret to start-up investment
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Main Auditorium, Cass Business School
106 Bunhill Row London EC1Y 8TZ United KingdomDescription
The secret to start-up investment: Don’t be a jerk!
EntrepreneursTalk@Cass (in partnership with Thomson Reuters) are intimate, in-depth interviews with some of the UK’s most innovative and inspirational tech entrepreneurs. Meet them up close and personal at Cass Business School, with plenty of time for your questions.
Reuters Editor-at-Large Axel Threlfall Interviews Alex Depledge (Co-Founder & CEO of Hassle.com) and Eileen Burbidge (Partner, Passion Capital)
What does it take to attract investment in your start-up?
Alex Depledge, co-founder and CEO of Hassle - a platform letting you find and book trusted home cleaners, should know. She secured a $6 million investment from top VC Accel Partners last year. But in this first of a new series of EntrepreneursTalk@Cass, she will be joined by partner at a leading London-based VC Eileen Burbidge to share the investor's side of the story.
Eileen Burbidge has said she 'won’t invest in jerks'. Come and hear Alex and Eileen share the secrets of start-up investment, and Eileen’s new role as the UK Government’s special envoy for FinTech at the next EntrepreneursTalk@Cass.
Axel Threlfall is Reuters Editor-at-Large based in London. He hosts high-profile engagements and thought leadership events for and on behalf of Reuters and Thomson Reuters. He was previously Lead European Anchor for Reuters Digital Video. Prior to joining Reuters, Axel spent four years as an anchor for CNBC in London. Before that, he was an editor with The Wall Street Journal in New York and a news reporter for Bloomberg in London. He has also advised businesses and NGOs on their dealings with the international media.
Please arrive on time (no later than 6.15pm) as the interview will start at 6.30pm. Afterwards, we are off to a nearby pub to continue the conversation over a few drinks.
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