It’s up to you. In the early stages of the pandemic we saw a popular response from many people and businesses volunteering support for the health system, food banks, Covid19 … Continue reading →

Some polished pitches and enticing investment propositions were enjoyed by all at the Innovation Warehouse Scale-Up Investment Event on 6 February. Four startups presented to a receptive audience of investors, … Continue reading →

How sustainable is Bitcoin? Should conscientious investors be worried about which Blockchain network they use? Troy Norcross – a regular mentor and advisor at Innovation Warehouse, and an expert on … Continue reading →

Design thinking is not just something that designers do. It’s a way of solving complex problems that can help businesses grow and get products to market. In this blog, we … Continue reading →

What are investors really looking for when they assess new products and startups? Here’s our take on five of the most important factors when looking to secure investment and take … Continue reading →

Digital intelligence business Neotas has closed a funding round of over £1 million with the support of Innovation Warehouse, backed by Symvan Capital, Force Over Mass and a number of private investors. … Continue reading →

Preparing that all-important slide deck before you pitch to investors is no easy task. At Innovation Warehouse we demystify the process and help aspiring entrepreneurs present themselves and their projects … Continue reading →

Pervir Bhachu is the former Investment and Deal Flow Manager at Innovation Warehouse. In this feature he described our investment-readiness process, a collaborative programme based within the startup environment itself, … Continue reading →

The UK can easily outperform other countries to become a significant leader in the Longevity tech industry, according to research group Deep Knowledge Analytics (DKA). DKA said the UK could … Continue reading →

An ageing population and historically low birth rates may place the UK squarely in the path of a “Silver Tsunami” that will increase demand for healthcare and other services, setting … Continue reading →