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5th December 2025
Sexy Pickles & Side Hustles: In Conversation with Lyndsay Summerhill, Founder of Sexy Pickles

Sexy Pickles & Side Hustles: In Conversation with Lyndsay Summerhill, Founder of Sexy Pickles

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10th November 2025
Flipping for funding: Is the Delaware flip your next move?

Thinking about a Delaware flip to unlock U.S. funding? Learn how UK startups can structure the move, protect SEIS/EIS eligibility, and decide whether it’s the right step for their next round.

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10th November 2025
Female Founder Friday: In Conversation with Sabrina Fox, Founder of Good Girl to Goddess & Fox Legal Training

Female Founder Friday: In Conversation with Sabrina Fox, Founder of Good Girl to Goddess & Fox Legal Training

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11th September 2025
10th September 2025
UK startup funding journey – a complete roadmap from first investment to unicorn

Follow the step-by-step UK startup funding journey: idea to funding, SEIS/EIS, investor readiness, multiple rounds and how to build towards a unicorn exit

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10th September 2025
Form SH01: what is it and how do I complete and file?

Founders constantly ask about form SH01, so we have put everything you need to know, including lots of useful links, all in one place.

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10th September 2025
Managing Your Intelligent Data Room

FounderCatalyst is a fantastic platform, transforming your fundraising journey. But what exactly does it do and how can it help?

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