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If you have any questions, please contact Gabriel Moreno, Ecosystem Manager ‑ Climate and Sustainability, Enterprise Hub at [email protected].
To celebrate 10 years of the Enterprise Hub connecting innovation expertise with engineering talent, this event will provide fascinating insights on UK-US opportunities from a diverse range of guest speakers. We hope that you can join us for a fireside chat with tech founders followed by networking drinks.
The panel of speakers include unicorn founders, Sherry Coutu CBE (FTSE 100 Non-Exec Director of Pearson and Raspberry Pi, Chair of Workfinder) and Sam Chaudhary (Co-founder, ClassDojo), joined by Dr John Lazar CBE FREng (Chair of Enza Capital, Raspberry Pi Foundation and the Enterprise Committee). They will be discussing their journeys as founders, investors and advisors, as well as sharing key advice for those looking to land and expand in the USA.
The Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Hub supports talented entrepreneurs and decision makers to transform breakthrough engineering and scientific innovations into disruptive spinouts, startups and scaleups. GBx Global is a private non-profit community for British founders, tech leaders and investors in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. Together we look forward to discussing the UK-US tech ecosystem.
Venue and accessibility
It is very important to the Royal Academy of Engineering that our events are accessible to all. If you have any accessibility requirements, please contact the Events team more than one week in advance of this event so that necessary arrangements can be made. Contact details: [email protected].
Further information about accessibility at Prince Philip House can be found at: https://raeng.org.uk/about-us/accessibility.
Sir John Lazar CBE FREng
President of the Royal Academy of Engineering. Sir John serves as Chair of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, which empowers young people through computing and digital technologies. He is also a co-founder, General Partner, and a Limited Partner at Enza Capital, which supports tech-driven solutions to major challenges in Africa. He serves on several African tech company boards, and was previously Chair of What3words.
Sam Chaudhary
