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Starting up anywhere: why it's easier to grow a business outside London
Post-pandemic, will we see more startups flourishing outside London? Since most founders aim to raise money from investors, what are the best circumstances to make this happen if your business is well beyond the boundaries of Greater London?
Opinion by " Anthony Rose
09.11.2021
Starting up anywhere: why it's easier to grow a business outside London
How service startups unlock higher growth without funding
Last week, I got a question from a service company founder asking how to evolve her daily grind of a business to run more like a high-growth startup without pouring a ton of money into technology and marketing.
Tools by " Joe Procopio
09.11.2021
How service startups unlock higher growth without funding
Former founders and global expertise, a profile of OMERS Ventures
In the ever-growing investment landscape, funds are multiplying and diversifying, and for startups there is more to raising investment than the money and the media moment. With #QVCS Maddyness profiles different funds to give founders and entrepreneurs the information they need to choose the right investor. Today we speak to Will Dufton and Lily Shaw of OMERS ventures.
Portfolio by " Will Dufton & Lily Shaw
08.11.2021
Former founders and global expertise, a profile of OMERS Ventures
COP26 sees deal to end deforestation by 2030 – but how effective is it?
A £14B ($19B) pledge from governments using public and private funds to end deforestation by 2030 became COP26’s first big promise, with Brazil one of the signatories. However, a climate and forests specialist has said a similar deal from 2014 has not slowed deforestation. The countries that signed the pledge – which also include Russia, Canada and China – cover about 85% of global forests, and a proportion of the money is aimed at developing countries.
" Katie Chan
08.11.2021
COP26 sees deal to end deforestation by 2030 – but how effective is it?
COP26: Everything you need to know about greentech commitments
Every week, Maddyness curates articles from other outlets on a topic that is driving the headlines. This week, we're talking about the pledges made to support green innovation by world leaders in Glasgow.
News by " Abby Wallace
08.11.2021
COP26: Everything you need to know about greentech commitments
Eco-Anxiety and how the younger generation is carrying the world on their shoulders
Young people are feeling increasingly anxious about climate change and the effects a dying planet could have on their futures. Many feel helpless and feel there is nothing they can do to incite change that will make a global impact.
Opinion by " Daniel Groves
05.11.2021
Eco-Anxiety and how the younger generation is carrying the world on their shoulders
Digital forensics, student task apps and sleeptech in this week’s MaddyMoney
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
Decoding by " Maddyness UK
05.11.2021
Maddymoney startup investment-news
New accelerator programme launches for startups across EMEA
Startups across Europe, the Middle East and Africa can now participate in a new accelerator programme designed by AWS (Amazon Web Services).
News by " Maddyness UK
04.11.2021
New accelerator programme launches for startups across EMEA
Buzzwords are damaging real progress, let’s stop talking and start doing
The lack of funding and innovation in the North compared to the South is no secret to us by now, especially with it being considered a top priority on the government’s agenda. Question is, are they really making it at a priority, or is it just noise?
Opinion by " Michael Edwards
04.11.2021
Buzzwords are damaging real progress, let’s stop talking and start doing
Six climate tech startups to watch
As COP26 continues in Glasgow, we're taking a look at six climate tech startups helping to drive net zero ambitions.
Decoding by " Abby Wallace
04.11.2021
Six climate tech startups to watch
Digital identity is one of the 21st century's biggest challenges
As the classic New Yorker cartoon says, ‘on the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog’. This image from as far back as 1993 outlines a key feature of (and some would say a major problem with) the internet: there is often no way to tell whether any digital identity is authentic. 
Opinion by " Malte Pollmann
04.11.2021
Digital identity is one of the 21st century's biggest challenges
Healthcare doesn’t care how much money you have or who your CEO is. It cares about how you get solutions adopted
It’s obvious that the pandemic brought about changes in every industry, with one in particular close to our hearts. FoundersLane's chief medical officer Sven Jungmann (SJ) spoke with Sophie Park (SP), chief strategist for digital health partnership at Bayer.
Decoding by " Sven Jungmann & Sophie Park
03.11.2021
Healthcare doesn’t care how much money you have or who your CEO is. It cares about how you get solutions adopted
Regulation and infrastructure tech are key to constructing sustainable cities
The world is burning. Wildfires raging in Greece and Algeria have become commonplace in the last decade. The IPCC’s Special Report on global warming released in August is a sobering forecast for the coming decades if climate change is left unchecked. Action is needed now.
Opinion by " Christian Hernandez Gallardo
03.11.2021
Regulation and infrastructure tech is key to constructing the sustainable cities of the future
Production knowledge is power. Where can we find it?
The internet was created by a visionary, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, and that in itself is a great accolade to have on one’s LinkedIn. Berners-Lee is arguably the greatest connector of knowledge and information in history.
Opinion by " Jorrit Aafjes
03.11.2021
Production knowledge is power. Where can we find it?
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