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Scaling Belief - masterclasses in storytelling

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​Scaling Belief The power of storytelling for founders

​Every startup is built twice: first as a story, then as a company.

​Before there is scale, there has to be belief. Investors back conviction before certainty. Talent joins a vision before proof exists. Customers trust before they buy.

​Which makes storytelling a strategic tool for fundraising, hiring, positioning, and cultural relevance.

​The companies that win are often not the loudest but the clearest. They know what they stand for and they know how to make others care.

​On the evening of Wednesday 6th May, Curzon Soho becomes the venue for something a little different: a series of miniature masterclasses, live conversations, and behind-the-scenes breakdowns from practitioners who have built narrative at the highest level - for Apple, Airbnb, Snapchat, Deliveroo, and Europe's own emerging generation of company-builders.

​7:00pm — The crisis of storytelling Nicolas Blaettry

​7:20pm — Three stories from the inside James Vincent

​7:45pm — Crafting a story from what you already have Christian Cargill

​8:00pm — Project Europe screening + filmmaker conversation with Michael Fitzpatrick from Solvent

​Nicolas Blaettry has spent 15 years in the creative industry, shaping narratives for some of the world’s biggest brands. Today, through his own firm, http://partners.cc/, he helps founders find relevant and radical ways to tell their story. Most recently, he brought Taktile’s lobster to Wall Street.

​James Vincent spent over a decade in the room where it happened - chairing Steve Jobs's weekly Marcom meeting and building the narrative behind the iPod, iPhone, iPad, and App Store - before founding FNDR, where he now works peer-to-peer with the founders shaping the next era, from Brian Chesky to Evan Spiegel.

​Christian Cargill is a documentary director. His first film ‘Heart Valley’ (The New Yorker/BBC) had its world premiere at Tribeca Festival, where it won Best Documentary Short, and went on to win the BAFTA Cymru Award for Short Film. His Oscar-longlisted second film ‘Recomposing Earth’ premiered at London’s Barbican Hall before an award-winning festival run. Christian is currently in post-production on his debut feature about musician Patrick Wolf, narrated and Executive Produced by Tilda Swinton. He was nominated for a Grierson Award in 2023, is a Camerimage-nominated cinematographer and was selected to join BAFTA as a Connect Member in 2024.

​And the evening closes with a screening of Project Europe's documentary that marks its one year anniversary, about the founders who don't build because it's high-status, but because they have no other option. With a fireside chat with the Solvent team behind it, Michael and Jay.

​250 seats. Founders, builders, operators, investors.

​The show starts at 7pm sharp.

​If you're building something in Europe, this is for you.

​Join us for a drink afterwards.

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