Hack RadarHow Neurodivergent Founders Can Raise Funding
- in-person
- free
- networking
neuro voices, scribe and natwest accelerator are running a free event on neurodivergent founder funding in bristol. fireside chat with a founder, investor and industry expert, then networking with drinks. if you're building something and wondering how to pitch it differently, or just want to hear how other neurodivergent founders approach fundraising, lock in.
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Join Neuro Voices in person to explore how neurodivergent founders can raise funding for their business. Funding for Neurodivergent Founders, including practical support, access to funding, and how neurodivergent entrepreneurs can better position themselves for investment and grant opportunities. Whether you’re a founder with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or other neurodivergent traits — or simply curious about inclusive entrepreneurship — you’ll gain practical insights, hear real founder experiences, and connect with a supportive community. 🕠 Time: 5:30pm – 8:00pm Agenda 5:30pm – 6:15pm Arrival, welcome & informal networking 6:15pm – 6:45pm🔥 Fireside Chat with a soon-to-be-announced panel including a founder, an investor and an industry expert. 6:45pm – 8:00pm Networking, drinks & connection Come curious. Leave with ideas you can actually use—and connections that matter. About the hosts Neuro Voices Built for neurodivergent founders and professionals. The NeuroVoices app helps you manage your start up with practical AI tools, clear structure and support from a neurodiverse community of founders and professionals. Scribe Scribe is a private markets platform helping founders find investors, with data. To date, they’ve helped over 1,000 early-stage startups find investors, using their database of >850k individuals. Natwest Accelerator (Bristol) NatWest Accelerator is a thriving community for entrepreneurs providing a range of support for you to grow your business. Created to empower you to grow your business whenever you need it, virtually or at one of the 12 physical hubs across the UK.
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