Launching and Scaling Successful Technology Products
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Essential ingredients for startups series: launching and scaling successful products – and the art of pivoting (2/3)
Join us for the second in the series where we explore the “essential ingredients” for successful startups with a focus on Scottish entrepreneurs.
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Essential ingredients for startups series: launching and scaling successful products – and the art of pivoting (2/3)
07 Nov 2017
18:30 - 20:00 (1 hour 30 minutes)
Details & registration
This second event in the 'Essential ingredients for startups series' will showcase early stage companies that have progressed beyond the initial startup stage and have successfully developed their product or service offering. The focus will be on the need to change and develop their offering, often quite radically. Our panel, which includes entrepreneurs that have pivoted their product or service, will look at the lessons learned in listening to their customers and arriving at an offering that's fit for purpose by satisfying a genuine demand.
The panel includes Vicky Brock, founder of Clear Returns, a multi-award-winning data technology company, and David Hunter, founder and CEO of Shot Scope, the first truly automatic performance tracker for golf. They will be joined by Gavin Don, founder of Newsbase and Entrepreneur in Residence at the E Club and Dr Raluca Bunduchi, Director of MSc Entrepreneurship & Innovation. The panel will be chaired by Sany Finlayson OBE, founder of MBM Commercial LLP.
Our partner for this event, MBM Commercial, is an award-winning commercial law firm that helps entrepreneurial businesses. Many of their clients are businesses based throughout the UK, which are going through significant growth, either by investment, acquisition or by international expansion. They also offer US law capability to assist clients who are doing deals in the US, expanding into US markets or transacting with US businesses. They are the market leaders for advising on early stage investment deals.
