*NEW SERIES LAUNCH* Start-up Storytelling: The Hardest Part

This is for those of you that love a backstory and hearing the reality behind success. This is for budding entrepreneurs seeking inspiration from honest, engaging discussions from founders that have struggled and gotten back up again. Hear from those that quit jobs to start business that burned, from cofounding teams that went sour and from those that poured everything into products that flopped. This is Start-up Storytelling: The Hardest Part.

What is it?

Think Failnight meets alumni breakfasts. In each session, start-up founders will give a brief presentation on their start-up and the biggest challenge they faced. Then, we move onto the main part of the session, which is an open and honest discussion on what really happened and how the founders got back up.

With who?

This week, we have serial entrepreneur Neil Saada, who co-found Teech, which remains in the top 30 educational apps on iTunes, NASASEASONS, a brand sold in 25 stores worldwide, Lawrence Parker, a boutique consultancy and Magellan Capital, a Blockchain Technology focused fund. Together with his co-founder, Pietro Invernizzi, who has extensive experience with incubators and venture capital, he will lead a discussion on the challenges starting up these ventures and the relationship between entrepreneurs and investors. We will also have the founder of Printtapp, that solved the most complained about undergraduate student problem --> free printing. Stay posted for more.

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