Organised Influence: In conversation with Tim Chong, Co-founder & CEO of Yonder

​Before we get to the good stuff

​Tickets include:

• ​4 glasses of Amie wine: red, white, rosé and sparkling crémant.

• ​Charcuterie board

​N.B. places are limited to 20 spots.

​Organised influence is a live event series by STUDIO 8095, hosted by founder, Dein Harry, curated to explore one of the most quietly complex questions in our professional lives: 

‍What does it truly mean to lead well?

For this start-up edition, we’re teaming up with Startups Magazine and sitting down with Tim Chong, Co-Founder & CEO of Yonder, a leading UK fintech that’s raised over £110M since 2021.

​Start-ups are the ultimate stress test for leadership: resources are tight, decisions are fast, and the culture you set from the top defines everything that follows.

But these challenges aren’t just for founders - they’re the same ones you’ll face if you’re freelancing or navigating corporate life and about to step into a new leadership role.

​We'll be exploring:

• ​How do you lead when roles keep shifting and resources are limited?

• ​How do you shape culture from day one?

• ​How do you balance vision with the realities of execution?

​STUDIO 8095 is on a mission to close the soft skills gap, through immersive, experience-led learning. Think strategic decision-making through poker or mastering small talk with improv. We're creating a new category of learning, where education meets experience, anchored across four pillars: communication, collaboration, critical thinking and leadership.

​​Yonder is a leading Fintech based in the UK, specialising in credit card reward points. Founded in 2020, the company has raised over £110M in debt and equity from VCs such as LocalGlobe, Northzone, Seedcamp & Jigsaw.

​Startups Magazine is a bi-monthly publication created to champion technology startups with all aspects of their entrepreneurial journeys - helping them connect the dots from funding to founder wellbeing.