Raise & Runway - Launch Party 🎉
Raise & Runway - Launch Party 🎉
This is the launch of the Raise & Runway community. Oh, and it's a party.
It's a new community for founders who want to grow without giving up too much equity.
Growth credit is no longer a niche workaround for founders who cannot raise equity. Used properly, it is a core part of the scale-up funding toolkit. The problem is most founders still do not know when to use it, how to structure it, or what questions to ask. This community should fix that.
Who's in the room:
A room full of Series A+ founders, the lenders writing cheques in this market right now (one rep per lender to keep the room balanced), the advisors who know how these deals get structured and the lawyers who make it happen.
What's on the agenda:
6.30PM - arrive: Grab a cocktail and start networking
7.30PM - an introduction followed by an honest chat with some special guests and big industry players with unique insights setting the record straight
8PM: special DJ, canapés, drinks and music till midnight.
Dress code: Smart casual
Hosted by SuLe and Mountside Ventures, sponsored by HSBC Innovation Banking, and built with founding law firm partners Mishcon de Reya and CMS. This is the start of something - spin-off dinners, roundtables, padel games and side events will follow throughout the year. Come launch it with us.
If you want to find out more about the community: https://raiseandrunway.com/
About Hosts:
SuLe is a founder-focused legal platform with a community of 2,000+ founders, providing leading law firms with technology to digitise and simplify the growth credit and equity fundraising process.
Mountside Ventures is Europe's leading startup & VC accelerator, and early-stage advisory firm. They have a dedicated growth credit advisory team, and are a founding member of the UK's Growth Credit Association ("GCA").
HSBC Innovation Banking is a specialist division of HSBC dedicated to supporting startups, scale-ups and growth-stage companies - offering venture debt, core banking and global networks to founders from Series A to exit.