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Lunch & Learn for Experience Entrepreneurs with Professor Chris Coleridge (University of Cambridge)

Advice for new founders and experience entrepreneurs from the University of Cambridge's Professor Chris Coleridge.

Lunch & Learn for Experience Entrepreneurs with Professor Chris Coleridge (University of Cambridge)

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When:
Thu 23rd Apr 26 @ 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Where:

The Green Room

Ministry of Sound, 103 Gaunt St
London, SE1 6DP United Kingdom

Chris Coleridge

University of Cambridge innovation and investment lead.

Chris Coleridge is a Management Practice Associate Professor at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School. He creates and runs venture builders for entrepreneurial start-ups.

He has recently partnered with the WXO and Technology Innovation Associates to launch The WXO Venture Builder, a global launchpad for the next generation of ventures in the Experience Economy with a mission to help founders…

  • Find the right co-founders, advisors & investors
  • Shape irresistible propositions & pitch decks
  • Build ventures that are not just creative – but fundable, scalable, and profitable

Chris has raised c. $20m in early-stage funding, entored 100s of founders at London Business School and the University of Cambridge and built one of Europe’s most respected innovation ecosystems.

Come and join him for an invaluable lunch and learn session. If you’re starting your own experience business or need help with an existing one, this could be the best lunchtime you’ve ever had.

 


 

About Chris Coleridge:

  • Management Practice Associate Professor
  • Fellow of Wolfson College
  • MBA (London Business School), MSc, PhD (London School of Economics)

In addition to my Strategy and Entrepreneurship teaching responsibilities, I work on advancing startups (by mentoring, and by creating and running venture builders), on advancing business ecosystems (by consulting on ecosystem strategy, and through my Faster Climate Impact project), and on advancing innovation ecosystems (through the Innovation Ecosystems Network at Wolfson College).  My work aims to protect liberal democracy by strengthening our innovation capacities.

My research interests include collaborative innovation, top management teams in ventures, venture builders, networks and innovation ecosystems. I’m a member of the Strategy and International Business subject group.