Idea Exchange: where co-founders meet is a free open event helping founders expand their network and find a co-founder for their business.
Hosted by University College London – Innovation and Enterprise, this networking event is an opportunity to tell someone about your business or social enterprise idea (without giving too much away) and meet someone with a similar ethos and skills.
Come and pitch your business idea for 90 seconds and get feedback from your peers. Up to 10 founders can pitch every time.
Don’t have an idea – not a problem. You may be able to join someone else’s team as a co-founder. You won’t need to pitch. Just come and listen and chat with founders after the pitches.
The Idea Exchange event is open to all enterprising minds both inside and outside of UCL and it takes place on 18 November 2019 at UCL BaseKX.
Register HERE
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