Are you looking for you next start-up project? Are you passionate, ambitious, enthusiastic, relentless, dedicated and resilient? Do you have the experience and skills to form part of a founding team to build something exciting? Then read on...

Who Am I? 

In the last few years I sold my first business to a global media agency and I’m shaping up to start a new project. I started the company in 2013 as a sole founder and created the value proposition, raised investment, built a team, marketed the business and grew our revenue streams to create the biggest student review site in the UK with 100,000+ reviews and over a million users.

It was tough, really tough but I learnt a hell of a lot doing it and I’m ready (and crazy enough) to put that experience to good use and do it all again and do it bigger! 

One of my first lessons was that investors prefer to invest in teams rather than sole founders (having done it on my own, I can see why!) and so I’m looking to build an incredible team of passionate people and co-founders, with complementing skill sets, so we can create something special…

The ideal team would consist of a CTO, a CMO and a CEO.

Who are you?

Looking for dedicated and resilient people with proven experience of growing businesses from scratch. 

On the tech side, you will need to be an experienced, full stack developer with a proven track record of building and leading teams to build scalable tech solutions from scratch.

On the business side, you will be an ‘outside of the box’ thinker, prepared to take risks (not follow the norm) to hack growth, form partnerships and grow huge audiences. Experience growing engaged communities, revenue streams and raising investment is important.

However, rather than creating a list of specific skills, it is more important that we click as individuals, get on and could work well together. If you’re looking for your next project, please get in touch with a bit of info about you. It would be great to jump on a call, find out more about you and talk through different, interesting ideas!