London - Scaling a Startup: The Challenges & Solutions - a networking event

We're hosting our new bi-annual start-up event with Techspace. In line with International Women's Day, we will broadly be exploring the theme of female leadership in start-ups and specific challenges in scaling up. There are numerous common challenges for women in tech, from female founders seeking investment, to talent teams working to attract more women; all Founders/CXOs are therefore welcome!

This event will be a great opportunity to network with the startup community.

Here's everything you need to know:

• 4th of March

• Doors open at 6 pm - speakers from 7 pm

• Great networking opportunity

The panel discussion will be followed by a Q&A session and then general networking over drinks and nibbles. We'll be receiving Bernadine Bröcker Wieder, Tamara Rajah and Rachel Carrell among our speakers.

If you are in a position of leadership in a start-up and want to explore challenges in scaling up, from recruiting to building a good culture and dealing with VCs, we would love to see you on 4th March. We're encouraging female founders to join us so we can discuss specific challenges faced, though all founders/CXOs welcome.

We look forward to seeing you!
MOVEMEON & Techspace

Speakers:

Bernadine Brocker Wieder
co-founded Vastari in 2013 and has overseen several successful funding rounds and rapid growth. Vastari is the largest online facilitator of international touring exhibitions and loans, between private collectors, museums and exhibition producers. The company facilitated over 456 matches of content to venues in 2018 and currently has over 900 collectors among its members.

Vastari has raised a total of £1.1M in funding over 5 rounds

Rachel Carrell
CEO of KoruKids, building the world's best childcare service. Previously she was CEO of DrThom, a healthcare company which she grew to 1.3 million paying users in 3 countries. Before that, she spent six years at McKinsey. She was named 'Best Business Woman in Technology' at the 2017 Best Business Women awards and also won the 'Inspirational Mother' award at the 2017 Inspiration awards.

Koru Kids raised a 2018 seed round of £3.5m

Tamara Rajah
A couple of years ago, Tamara got really frustrated with her professional and personal experiences. She found that there are so many things that could help people living with cancer live better day-to-day, but they don't know about them or don't know where to buy them. She left her job in healthcare and set up Live Better With to change that.

Live Better With raised a 2018 Series A of $7m