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A look at UK-based startup accelerator Founders Factory, which has invested in 300+ startups; KPMG says UK VC funding fell from $20B in 2023 to $15B in 2024

The infrastructure to help young companies grow in the UK is varied and well established  —  If 2023 was the year of downturn … Bluesky: @theopriestley.com . LinkedIn: Richard Dana and Nick Huber Bluesky: Theo / @theopriestley.com : Founders Factory is a joke.  It's not an accelerator but it *is* a factory assembly line of prefab startups that look for founders to take over.  [embedded post] LinkedIn: Richard Dana : Setting up a company and then trying to make it a success is great fun, but it is also pretty hard.  —  When I saw an opportunity to set up Tembo … Nick Huber : My latest article for the Financial Times.  —  I profiled some of the UK's leading start-ups that provide infrastructure to help young companies grow. … Expand More For Next 2 Unexpand More For Next 2

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  • @theopriestley.com Theo on bluesky
    Founders Factory is a joke.  It's not an accelerator but it *is* a factory assembly line of prefab startups that look for founders to take over.  [embedded post]