This Is What A Founder Looks Like: Y'earn
Since 2013, we have distributed £54 million in Start Up Loans. Carley Read is our 4,000th founder. Virgin uncovers her startup story.
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This Is What A Founder Looks Like: SMASH
Virgin speaks to the founder that once sat on the board at KFC, who's started a social enterprise tackling the youth obesity problem.
Getting Started
This Is What A Founder Looks Like: Fertility Circle
Holly Branson speaks with Virgin StartUp-funded Fertility Circle's co-founder, Abi, about the importance of their work.
Funding
10 groundbreaking businesses
Virgin profiles the 10 businesses that took part in our Collective Impact programme, in partnership with Crowdcube.
This Is What A Founder Looks Like: Sustainably
Virgin caught up with Loral Quinn, who co-founded Sustainably with her daughter, as part of our This Is What A Founder Looks Like series.
Budget 2021: What Does it Mean for Founders?
The Chancellor has announced his 2021 budget for the UK, covering how the country will recover from the pandemic.
Managing your Finances
Should startup founders be on Clubhouse?
Clubhouse is the newest social platform. With investors and high-profile individuals joining, is it worth a startup founder’s time?
Marketing
Making a difference: How social startups can change the world
We speak to Cemal Ezel, founder of Change Please, on how businesses can find solutions to world issues.
Other
The Future of Business: Why founders should consider B Corp status in 2021
In a world fraught with challenges, entrepreneurs can become the founders of solutions. Becoming a B Corp is a great place to start.
Other
What does Brexit mean for your business? 10 things startup founders need to know in 2021
Get to grips with Brexit in our latest guide.
Other
Self-belief as a founder: Starting up when business doesn't look like you
Jance Manivasagan has always had the entrepreneurial itch, but was encouraged to find a “stable career”.
Getting Started
Launched in Lockdown: Pobi Bakery
How we frame things as founders can shape the actions we take. First-time founder, James Talbot, recently found himself in a challenging position.
Getting Started
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