We're back at SHU in Room 12.4.12 at the Charles Street Building, Sheffield Hallam University, 120 Charles St, Sheffield, S1 2NE
Look for the FES signs up into the lift and the 4th floor, and please sign-in when you arrive.
This month: Laurie Nicholas from PitchIn
Our event is free and inclusive; we welcome people of all backgrounds and experience levels to join. We will be checking in people at the door so be sure to sign up online.
Before you attend, please read our code of conduct: http://bit.ly/fes-coc
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This month we'll be welcoming:
Laurie Nicholas - React Native is Actually Awesome Now
From the early days of Phone Gap and Xamarin, to modern options like Flutter, enabling teams to create native apps that can be distributed to both Android and iOS from a single codebase has long been the goal of many-a-framework.
React Native’s early promises in this space were big, but the developer experience and general ecosystem left much to be desired… At times many thought the community was dead, and Flutter had won.
Laurie Nicholas is a local techie and founder, who is here to tell you otherwise. With 10 years experience in cross-platform mobile apps, he’s recently co-founded PitchIn, a team sports app, using the latest iteration of React Native as the primary client-side framework.
In this highly practical, end-to-end talk, he’ll show you how you can use your existing front-end skillset to go from “Hello World”, to having a production-ready, truly native app in the stores… and for business and engineering leaders, show how you can use one team of web developers instead of requiring multiple specialised platform teams.
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Post-meetup social
After the talks we'll head to socialise at the nearby Triple Point Brewery + Bar. They serve a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, plus food from Twisted Burger Co. See https://triplepointbrewing.co.uk/ for more details. One of our volunteers will show you the way.
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Running order
6:15pm - Doors open (please tick yourself off on our sign-in sheet as you enter the room)
6:30pm - Welcome
6:40pm - Talk 1
7:40pm – Open mic
7:45pm – Social
dotnetsheff Meetup: [🏫 In-Person] .Net Aspire to Kubernetes with Saeed Esmaeelinejad
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This event will be a single talk on .Net Aspire to Kubernetes with Saeed Esmaeelinejad
⚠️ This will be an in-person event, the venue is Sheffield Hallam University, room TBA.
🗺️ Hallam University Map: [https://www.shu.ac.uk/visit-us/how-to-find-us/city-campus-map](https://www.shu.ac.uk/visit-us/how-to-find-us/city-campus-map)
📌 Google Maps: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/kMU7RCsj3hdhWzXp9](https://maps.app.goo.gl/kMU7RCsj3hdhWzXp9)
🚗 Parking: The APCOA car park on Eyre Street is a five-minute walk from City Campus. You can park there for just £5. Just scan your blue chip at Owen Building Level 5, Charles Street, or Cantor to claim the discount.
Agenda:
🍕 Pizza/Drinks (18:15 - 18:30)
🗣 Introduction (18:30)
👉 .Net Aspire to Kubernetes (18:35ish)
🍻 Social @ Pub (after the talk)
👉 .Net Aspire to Kubernetes
.NET Aspire makes it easy to build cloud-native apps. It gives developers a set of tools and patterns wrapped up in NuGet packages, so they can create apps that work well in the cloud without hassle. It's all about making life easier for developers. With .NET Aspire, you get consistent tools and patterns that help you build and run distributed apps smoothly. It's all about empowering developers to build great cloud-native apps quickly and efficiently. In this session, we walk through development to deployment, build a project from scratch with .NET Aspire, and deploy it to Kubernetes!
Sheffield SustainabiliTEA meetup - Bird & Blend Tea Co. B Corp and Evoluted | Certified B Corp™
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SustainabiliTEA is a BCorp Month collaboration between Bird & Blend Tea Co. B Corp and Evoluted | Certified B Corp™ designed to bring together business leaders, change-makers and anyone representing CSR in their organisation to share ideas around making business a force for good.
Featuring a series of lightning talks from BCorp Certified businesses in Sheffield, we want to leave people with the ideas, inspiration and information to be able to make an immediate difference in their own organisations 💚
You'll be sipping on a range of Bird & Blend's delicious teas and munching fresh fruit and pastries, while connecting with like-minded individuals who are passionate about making a positive impact through their business.
📍 Bird & Blend Tea Co. 78 Pinstone Street, S1 2HP
🗓 Wed 19th March 9:00-10:30
🎟 Tickets are pay what you choose (recommended £5), donated to The Archer Project
🫖 Tea and breakfast provided
Contact Giorgio at Evoluted for more info and tickets: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gjcassella/
Details
Important note for attendees: In order to enter the venue, you need to head to the back and walk up the stairs to the mezzanine level. Then head to the right and knock on the door. Here is a street view link, showing the stairs on the left and the venue on the right: https://maps.app.goo.gl/pbwSFLMCovqCXmTy9
Introduction
We are very excited to announce our February event, based in Sheffield, courtesy of our long-time supporters over at Valorem Reply (previously Airwalk Reply). This event will serve as our 2025 Sheffield inaugural with some fantastic sessions planned. As usual, we will run the event from 6 pm to 8pm, during which food and drink will be provided.
Speakers:
We have a Microsoft double bill this time!
Sofia Trevino, Cloud Solution Architect @ Microsoft
The Future of Coding: Exploring GitHub Copilot
Discover how GitHub Copilot is transforming the way we code. In this session, we'll explore what GitHub Copilot is, why it's a game-changer for individuals and enterprises, and how it works. We'll also dive into practical demos and discuss the exciting future developments on the horizon.
Jared Holgate, Senior Cloud Solution Architect @ Microsoft
Azure Landings Zones and Azure Verified Modules Latest Updates
Learn about our recent Azure Verified Modules for Platform Landing Zone (ALZ) release. We'll talk about why we have moved to the new modules and the enhancements to the accelerator. We'll also give you a sneak peek at our roadmap and what to expect over the next few months.
Sponsors
A huge thank you to the folks over at Valorem Reply for sponsoring this event and supporting the community!
Timings (approx):
17:45 - Arrivals and Networking
18:10 - Welcome and introductions
18:20 - First speaker
19:05 - Break
19:10 - Second speaker
19:55 - Close
20:00 - Venue closes
We’ve been a bit quiet recently but are back with our first meetup of 2025 on 13th March where we welcome Dr Neil Lawrence and Charlotte Head from the University of Sheffield School of Medicine and Population Health.
For more information on the speakers and what they'll be talking about please see our website: https://www.meetup.com/sheffieldr-sheffield-r-users-group/events/306236464/
Come celebrate UK Tech Week with us at our next Senior Leaders event on 18th March at The Forum, Division Street.
This event will bring together leaders from the city’s tech firms and departments to network, catch-up, ask questions, share problems and get advice from likeminded people experiencing many of the same issues.
To facilitate this we've picked a venue with lots of space to socialise and a delicious buffet menu, as well as a private bar and space.
There will still be plenty of time to chat to colleagues and network with other Sheffield tech businesses and as always we host our Senior Leaders Dinner under Chatham House Rules.
On the night
Arrival 5.30 pm welcome drink
Seated 6.00pm - Welcome by Sheffield Digital
Guest Speaker TBC
6.20pm Buffet and networking: As usual there is no formal seating arrangement and The Forum Lounge has plenty of space to network and to change tables and chat to different groups.
We plan to finish around 8pm but you're welcome to stay longer or move onto another local venue with the SD team.
The venue is fully accessible.
A ticket is required for entry. Email emma@sheffield.digital for more details.
Come celebrate UK Tech Week with us at our next Senior Leaders event on 18th March at The Forum, Division Street.
This event will bring together leaders from the city’s tech firms and departments to network, catch-up, ask questions, share problems and get advice from likeminded people experiencing many of the same issues.
To facilitate this we've picked a venue with lots of space to socialise and a delicious buffet menu, as well as a private bar and space.
There will still be plenty of time to chat to colleagues and network with other Sheffield tech businesses and as always we host our Senior Leaders Dinner under Chatham House Rules.
On the night
Arrival 5.30 pm welcome drink
Seated 6.00pm - Welcome by Sheffield Digital
Guest Speaker TBC
6.20pm Buffet and networking: As usual there is no formal seating arrangement and The Forum Lounge has plenty of space to network and to change tables and chat to different groups.
We plan to finish around 8pm but you're welcome to stay longer or move onto another local venue with the SD team.
Come join us at our new on Tuesday 18th March for two excellent talks and networking with the AI community in Sheffield. This month we will have Alex Kelley's postponed talk from the last event PLUS Andrew Longman talking to us about Promptable. Don't miss it!
dotnetsheff [🌐 Online] Deep Dive in to Autogen for .NET with Saravanan Ganesan
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This event will be a single talk on Deep Dive in to Autogen for .NET with Saravanan Ganesan
❗❗ 🌐 This is an online event, we'll be hosting the event on Zoom, the link for the meeting is below, however, we'll only announce the password just before the event.
👋 Welcome
🗑️ Housekeeping
👩🏫 Deep Dive in to Autogen for .NET with Saran
🍻 Virtual Bar
👩🏫 Deep Dive in to Autogen for .NET with Saravanan Ganesan
AutoGen for .NET is a significant update that reimagines the foundation of agentic AI, focusing on improved code quality, robustness, and scalability.
Key takeaways include asynchronous messaging for flexible agent communication, modular and extensible design for customizability, and enhanced observability and debugging tools for better control and monitoring of agent workflows.
Learn from neurodivergent professionals who have developed careers in IT, and how we all can make the IT industry more inclusive.
Agenda
5:30pm Networking and pizza (for those attending in person)
6:00pm The event begins (with introductions to the event, and from the panel members) 6:10pm Lightning talks from the panel
6:40pm Panel discussion
7:30pm Event ends
* *Opportunities for people to network afterwards
Synopsis
Many neurodivergent professionals have developed successful careers in the Tech Industry, and find creative solutions and utilise unique skills to solve business challenges faced by many businesses and delivering a competitive advantage.
There are still barriers though for neurodivergent professionals who wish to develop a career in the Tech Industry, and a report titled “The Experiences of NeuroDiverese and Disabled people in IT”, published by the BCS in 2023, highlights some of these barriers many neurodivergent professionals face, including some stigmas that still exist.
This event consists of a panel of neurodiverse professionals who consist of:
Andrew Shaw
Matthew Bellringer
Maddy Kilby-McMurray
Damo Quinn
Jess Burden
Jonathan Ellwood
Who will deliver lightning talks about there experiences whilst developing careers in the Tech Industry.
Following the lightning talks, there will be a panel discussion about how neurodivergent professionals can develop their careers and reach their potential, including the following questions:
The barriers to neurodivergent professionals developing their careers in the Tech Industry?
How we as a community can make the Tech Industry more accessible and more inclusive?
Following on from the success of our inaugural event in November, we’ll be hosting an IoT Technology Showcase on 20th March as part of UK Tech Week 2025.
Whether you’re a business leader or tech enthusiast, this event is designed to offer valuable knowledge, networking opportunities, and practical insights.
Learn how businesses are leveraging IoT to streamline processes, reduce costs, and enhance customer experiences. Connect with industry leaders, explore cutting-edge innovations, and gain insights to transform your organisation.
Meet the Local Experts: Insider Tips from Successful Entrepreneurs
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Join us for an exciting and informal Q&A session where Sheffield’s business community can learn from leaders across all sectors. Whether you're in tech, retail, services, or manufacturing, this event will provide invaluable insights from top local entrepreneurs who have successfully built and grown their businesses in Sheffield.
This interactive event from experts—leaders in their respective fields— offers a unique opportunity to hear first-hand experiences from seasoned local entrepreneurs, learn how they overcame obstacles, and discover practical strategies for success. Whether you're a startup founder, small business owner, or aspiring entrepreneur, you'll leave inspired with actionable tips to help you avoid common pitfalls and drive your business forward.
In addition to expert advice, you'll have the chance to ask questions of any nature and network with like-minded professionals, creating valuable connections within the Sheffield business community and making sure that you have strategies for your business growth. Don’t miss this chance to learn from those who’ve been there and take your business to the next level.
Light refreshments will be available at the venue.
Be sure to keep an eye out for the incredible lineup of speakers!
Date: Thursday, March 20
Time: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Location: Electric Works, 3 Concourse Way, Digital Campus, Sheffield, S1 2BJ
We're back at SHU in Room 12.4.12 at the Charles Street Building, Sheffield Hallam University, 120 Charles St, Sheffield, S1 2NE
Look for the FES signs up into the lift and the 4th floor, and please sign-in when you arrive.
This month: Matt Cotton
Our event is free and inclusive; we welcome people of all backgrounds and experience levels to join. We will be checking in people at the door so be sure to sign up online.
Before you attend, please read our code of conduct: http://bit.ly/fes-coc
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This month we'll be welcoming:
Matt Cotton - Shopify themes 101
Shopify themes are built on the powerful Liquid templating language. In this talk, we’ll dive into Liquid’s syntax and structure, and how it integrates with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create custom Shopify themes.
Matt runs a new Shopify meetup. Check out their events here:
https://partnersnorthmeetup.uk/collections/shopify-partners-north-events
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Post-meetup social
After the talks we'll head to socialise at the nearby Triple Point Brewery + Bar. They serve a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, plus food from Twisted Burger Co. See https://triplepointbrewing.co.uk/ for more details. One of our volunteers will show you the way.
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Running order
6:15pm - Doors open (please tick yourself off on our sign-in sheet as you enter the room)
6:30pm - Welcome
6:40pm - Talk 1
7:40pm – Open mic
7:45pm – Social
Engineering and Quality Assurance and Testing (QAT) Online Event - Home Office
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Digital Data and Tech Event: Engineering and Quality Assurance and Testing (QAT)
The Home Office works to deliver a safe, fair and prosperous UK, and we achieve this through our work on counter-terrorism, policing and fire, crime, drugs policy, immigration and passports. We rely on a diverse group of talented people with a range of skills to help us deliver our objectives.
The Digital, Data and Technology team play a crucial role in supporting the department's work. To give you a quick flavour of our digital impact, each year our systems support up to 3 million visa applications, checks on 100 million border crossings, up to 7 million passport applications and deliver 140 million police checks on people, vehicles and property.
Join us to learn more if you’re interested in roles within the Engineering & Quality Assurance and Testing (QAT) teams at the Home Office. You’ll hear from our Head Recruiters and inspiring tech professionals working within Engineering & QAT. You’ll also get the chance to ask questions.
The session starts at 12:00pm and will last 45 minutes. It will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.
You can learn more about the work of our Digital, Data and Technology teams on the Home Office Careers website.
Sheffield AI are running a FREE AI based hackathon in May 2025. Entries are open to anybody in the region who wants to get hands on and build something with AI.
You can join the hackathon as a team, or as an individual. There will be an opportunity at the start of the Hackathon to hear all the project proposals and join the team you are most excited about!
A hackathon team will have 2 days to build something on top of the Sheffield City Council Open Data. There are no rules for what you can build. The data is free and open to all, so let your imagination run wild and build whatever you like!
There will be prizes for
The project that has the most potential to benefit our region
The most innovative use of AI
The project that aligns most with the Sheffield City Goals
The most functional submission
Plus more! (to be announced)
To kick off 2025, we're going to have a networking event for anyone interested in the world of testing. We're going to have games and pizza to allow people to chat and break the ice. Please feel free to bring anything along that demonstrates a testing technique or mindset.
Please remember if topics start discussion we're happy to go into that but please follow the Code Of Conduct so we can have a inclusive space.
Pizza will be provided (thanks to our lovely sponsors at BJSS!) but please message me if you have any dietary requirements we need to account for.
Thanks everyone! Look forward to seeing some of you there!
Welcome back to NUX Sheffield for 2025! This event will be hosted by Sheffield Hallam University and food will be sponsored by NUX on Thursday 6th February. Once you enter the Charles Street building head for the lifts and floor #4 and look for NUX volunteers.
We're thrilled to welcome two excellent speakers: Mike Weir, Head of Behavioural Science at Impression and Dr Liliana Rodriguez, Senior Service Designer at Netcompany.
This event is a great opportunity to meet like-minded professionals and share ideas. Whether you're just beginning your journey into UX or have spent several years in the field, everyone is welcome to join and share their experiences.
An Introduction into HR and People Management for Start-Up Businesses
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Taking on your first employee is a significant milestone for any small business. It marks the point where you need to start considering various HR aspects to ensure a smooth and compliant working environment. Here are some key points to consider when it comes to HR for small businesses:
Employment Contracts: It's essential to have a written employment contract that outlines the terms and conditions of employment.
HR Policies and Procedures: Developing clear HR policies and procedures can help set expectations and standards for your employees.
Compliance: Small businesses need to comply with employment laws and regulations to avoid legal issues.
Training and Development: Investing in training and development opportunities for your employees can boost morale, productivity, and retention rates. It also helps your business stay competitive by enhancing the skills of your workforce.
Employee Relations: Building positive relationships with your employees is crucial for a harmonious workplace. Effective communication, feedback mechanisms, and conflict resolution strategies can help foster a supportive and productive work environment.
Seeking Professional Advice: If you're unsure about HR matters, consider seeking advice from HR consultants or employment law specialists. They can provide guidance on complex issues and help you navigate the legal aspects of managing employees.
By prioritising HR best practices and creating a positive work culture, you can help your small business navigate challenges, attract top talent, and ultimately thrive in a competitive market.
Forging Innovation: Tackling Capital-Raising Challenges in the North
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An Exclusive Event for Entrepreneurs, Investors, and Innovators in Sheffield
Join us on Thursday, January 30th at Heist Brew Co, Sheffield, for the inaugural Bessemer Society Sheffield Branch Event—a gathering dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs and innovators with the tools, connections, and insights needed to successfully raise venture capital in the North of England.
What’s it About?
Raising venture capital can be one of the most challenging steps for any startup. This event is designed to deliver practical advice from seasoned investors and successful founders, equipping entrepreneurs with the knowledge they need to secure funding and scale their businesses.
This is not just another panel discussion—it’s a launchpad for a new chapter of innovation and collaboration in Sheffield, inspired by the city’s legacy of industrial ingenuity.
Agenda Highlights
📢 Startup Pitches (5:00 PM)
Kick off the evening with 3-4 inspiring local startups presenting their ideas in the classic Bessemer style—short, impactful, and full of insight.
🎤 Panel Discussion (5:30 PM)
Gain actionable insights from our expert panel, featuring:
Paul Sheehan, Oberon (VC)
With over 20 years in financial markets, Paul Sheehan is a Partner at Oberon Investments, specializing in guiding high-growth businesses to secure venture capital. A former Head of Research at WH Ireland, Paul brings unmatched expertise in helping startups scale and succeed.
Chris Borrett, Mercia Ventures (VC)
Chris invests (up to £10m) into early-stage UK businesses, with a particular focus on Northern and Yorkshire-based entrepreneurs. A former start-up founder, management consultant and data scientist, with experience working across Europe, USA, SE Asia and Australia, Chris brings a broad range of international and sector experience.
Max Sich, Aegiq (Entrepreneur)
Max Sich is the Co-Founder and CEO of Aegiq, a Sheffield-based company on a mission to build world-leading quantum computer which will revolutionise how data is secured and processed. Max and his co-founders have successfully raised venture capital to propel Aegiq’s cutting-edge innovations, making him a vital voice for founders navigating the fundraising journey.
TBC (Entrepreneur)
The discussion will focus on practical strategies for raising capital, overcoming challenges in the North, and scaling your business. Audience Q&A will follow, providing a chance to ask your burning questions.
💃 Networking & Live Music (6:30 PM)
End the evening with live music, drinks, and the opportunity to connect with like-minded entrepreneurs, investors, and innovators in a relaxed setting.
Bagging Your First Investment - Raising Funds from Connections, Angels...
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The TechForge Accelerator from Business Sheffield comprises of 5 in-person workshop sessions designed to support the needs of technology-centred startups, especially those involving software. The TechForge Accelerator is best suited to founders who are at an early stage – for example you might just have an idea, be working on a prototype (or MVP), or have done some initial trading.
You can book into one or more workshops in the series, depending on your needs. The workshops last just over 2 hours with an opportunity to network at the end.
In this final session of the TechForge Accelerator for tech startups, we discuss a range of options for raising investment into your business. Whether you need £5,000 or £500,000, many founders find that they just cannot move forward without some external investment. Thankfully, there are several options out there including Debt (borrowing), Equity (sale of shares in the business) and Crowdfunding (from the general public). This session gives you a tour of these options and helps you understand which are for you. We look at more detail on equity investment too and cover some of the things you will need to know, to pull off your first deal.
The session will be led by one of our highly experienced Tech Scale-Up Advisors
Building Your First Version (aka MVP):Tips and Tricks for Getting it Right!
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The TechForge Accelerator from Business Sheffield comprises of 5 in-person workshop sessions designed to support the needs of technology-centred startups, especially those involving software. The TechForge Accelerator is best suited to founders who are at an early stage – for example you might just have an idea, be working on a prototype (or MVP), or have done some initial trading.
You can book into one or more workshops in the series, depending on your needs. The workshops last just over 2 hours with an opportunity to network at the end.
The penultimate session of our Accelerator for tech startups covers the all-important step of building your first (software) prototype, sometimes known as an Minimum Viable Product or MVP. In this session, we cover why an MVP is such a critical stage and how you can get it right. We go on to help you work out what should be in an MVP and what should not, appraise several different routes for achieving an MVP and give tips on how to manage the project.
The session will be led by one of our highly experienced Tech Scale-Up Advisors.
How to Generate Income- Monetisation & Pricing Strategies for Tech Startups
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The TechForge Accelerator from Business Sheffield comprises of 5 in-person workshop sessions designed to support the needs of technology-centred startups, especially those involving software. The TechForge Accelerator is best suited to founders who are at an early stage – for example you might just have an idea, be working on a prototype (or MVP), or have done some initial trading.
You can book into one or more workshops in the series, depending on your needs. The workshops last just over 2 hours with an opportunity to network at the end.
The third session in our Accelerator for tech startups looks at a variety of methods for generating income (so-called Monetisation). One of the most exciting aspects of software-based businesses is the innovative approaches they use to bring money in. Whether you are planning to charge fees or subscriptions or are exploring some of the more unusual routes such as ad revenue or digital currencies, there may be options you haven’t spotted before. Join this session not just to learn about some interesting alternatives, but also to delve into detail on pricing models and levels for your products and services.
The session will be led by one of our highly experienced Tech Scale-Up Advisors.
Free Money & Support - Grants, Accelerators & Other Opportunities for Tech
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The TechForge Accelerator from Business Sheffield comprises of 5 in-person workshop sessions designed to support the needs of technology-centred startups, especially those involving software. The TechForge Accelerator is best suited to founders who are at an early stage – for example you might just have an idea, be working on a prototype (or MVP), or have done some initial trading.
You can book into one or more workshops in the series, depending on your needs. The workshops last just over 2 hours with an opportunity to network at the end.
The second session of our Accelerator for tech startups is an introduction to the many forms of support, both financial and non-financial, that can help enormously as you grow your business. We explain the benefits of Accelerators and Incubators, Mentoring and Networking and how to make the most of these, as well as offering a quick tour of various Grants that you might be eligible for.
The session will be led by one of our highly experienced Tech Scale-Up Advisors.
From Side Hustle to Startup - The Journey Ahead for Tech Founders
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The TechForge Accelerator from Business Sheffield comprises of 5 in-person workshop sessions designed to support the needs of technology-centred startups, especially those involving software. The TechForge Accelerator is best suited to founders who are at an early stage – for example you might just have an idea, be working on a prototype (or MVP), or have done some initial trading.
You can book into one or more workshops in the series, depending on your needs. The workshops last just over 2 hours with an opportunity to network at the end.
The first session of our Accelerator gives you an overview of the ‘journey ahead’. As well as the providing you with a tried and tested routemap, the session is full of practical advice and tips on some of the steps you will need to take, and pitfalls to avoid, in order to create a strong foundation for your software-based startup.
The session will be led by Morgan Killick and Robin Gibbons- our highly experienced Tech Scale-Up Advisors – both themselves founders who have scaled and exited tech businesses.
re:Invent re:Cap with Matheus Guimaraes from AWS! - AWS Sheffield Meetup
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AWS Sheffield is back with a bang in 2025! You can expect food, drinks, great conversation and the chance to catch up on what's new in AWS! Matheus Guimaraes will recap the best content and announcements from re:Invent in Las Vegas. Look out for swag (if I can get hold of some) and prizes (all on Matheus).
Our event is free and inclusive; we welcome people of all backgrounds and experience levels to join. If you require any accommodations please reach out and we will do what we can.
Rough Schedule
6.00pm - Doors, food, drinks
6.30pm Onwards - re:Invent re:Cap with Matheus Guimaraes Senior Developer Advocate @ AWS
After we'll continue the conversation at the Sheffield Tap (https://sheffieldtap.com/).
Sheffield Startup Meetup is back with a refreshed format and a new location!
Founders at every stage of the journey join us month in, month out to learn and meet fellow founders. Whether you’re a new founder looking for inspiration and advice or a seasoned veteran looking for community and support, join us for a hot chocolate (with or without Baileys) at Bullion's new Chocolate Bar in Leah's Yard.
Every month we'll bring you a short but sweet, punchy mix of panel discussions, founder interviews, and group thought experiments.
