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What VCs want us to know as technical leaders

Are you working at or interested in start-up, scale-up or other Venture Capital-backed businesses?

Speakers: Ezechi Britton ,  Eileen Burbidge ,  Leila Zegna ,  Meri Williams

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January 25, 2021

Whether you’re working at a startup or scale-up or other Venture Capital-backed business now, you’ve likely either considered it before, might consider it in future, and you’ve certainly read about technology & engineering at other VC-backed organisations like Spotify, Google, Stitchfix and more.

We’ve assembled an illustrious & distinguished group of VCs for a panel discussing what we as engineering leaders need to know about how venture capital works, and what VCs most want to see from us as leaders in technology.

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