Get Set to Scale: Entrepreneur in Residence 2021
By Emily Prichard | 9th December 2020
2020 has been tough for early-stage businesses, and we want to help new founders get off to the right start in 2021. We’re looking for the most exciting early-stage startup in Food and Beverage or Fashion and Media to join us as our Entrepreneur in Residence in London and Manchester.
As a 2021 Resident, you will join the Huckletree community and receive a Floating Membership to access workspace and educational programming, alongside quarterly mentoring sessions with in-house ecosystem experts on marketing, commercial and investment to help you scale for a full year.
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If you are a food and beverage disruptor, apply to join Huckletree White City (London) as our Entrepreneur in Residence, the home of food innovation. You’ll be scaling alongside industry heroes including non-alcoholic cocktail pioneers Nocktail, authentic Italian dessert makers Remeo Gelato, gourmet dairy champions The Collective UK, sustainable condiments innovators The Foraging Fox and the world’s first FoodTech innovation platform, Forward Fooding.
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If you are a fashion and media startup, apply to join Huckletree Ancoats (Manchester) as our Entrepreneur in Residence, the home of fashion and media companies. You’ll be scaling alongside fashion marketplace Depop, award-winning digital marketing leader Polestar Digital, global communications agency ENGINE Group, web design and digital marketing legends, Pixel Kicks and ethical SockTech pioneers, Stand4Socks.
Ready to scale? Get your application in now.
The closing date is the 8th January 2021. Update: the closing date has been extended to the 15th January 2021. All entries will be judged by our Ambassador panel and the recipient will be contacted by 27 January 2021.
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