Jared
Marketer and business developer. Wants to join an idea as a co-founder.
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I'm a company director and founder of a venture capital and third party funding agency. My background is in technical recruitment and organisational design, including growth, scale up planning expertise. I have four other investments into legal and financial technology SaaS product tools. I add value by providing general business advice and with a very deep contact book across the globe.
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What are you interested in these days?“#ChangeManagement - this has become huge with firms/companies repositioning themselves strategically. #ScaleUp - the design, planning and the action part, actually building companies and adding fully designed roles into an organisation #ImpactMarketing - something I am still learning and trying to get better at. I see this done well eslewhere but it's hard to replicate if you don't have the same creative skills as others!”Does this make you the Founder or Co-Founder?“A founder is a person who comes up with an idea and then transforms it into a business or startup. Founders can set up a business on their own, or they can do it with others. For example, Larry Page is a founder of Google. If a founder sets up a company with other people, they are both a founder and a co-founder. So Larry Page is not only Google’s founder, but also a co-founder with Sergey Brin. Co-founder is a term that exists to give equal credit to multiple people who start a business together. A co-founder may be part of the vision of a startup from the get-go, or they may be brought on very early by the original founder because they have skills the founder is lacking. For example, the founder may have design skills, but no engineering skills. In that case, it greatly benefits them to bring on a technical co-founder early in the process of launching their startup.”