With face-to-face pitching off the agenda for the foreseeable, technology has been crucial in keeping businesses moving during the coronavirus pandemic.

Angel investing should be an adrenalin rush. You'd think that the more start-ups you invest in, the bigger the rush gets.

The coronavirus crisis swiftly went from epidemic to pandemic. For many nations, recessions have turned into depressions. 

It may seem reckless to think about starting up a new business during a global health and financial crisis that just won't quit.

Since the coronavirus took hold around the globe, some things have taken on even greater importance. One of those is our mental health.

The startup scene is a thriving community of visionaries with bright ideas and of entrepreneurs who are keen to offer their support to these game-changing companies.

It’s taken long hours, hard work, determination and capital to get to this point. But you can’t afford to sit back and relax just yet as you’ll need lots of energy, investment and support to grow your startup. 

As a leader in your startup, you know how vital a good pitch is. You want it to be attractive, engaging, and persuade investors to learn more about you.

Startups never stand still and startup founders are always looking forward; seeking out opportunities in new markets or looking for potential partnerships that can strengthen their offering.