Create Growth Cohort Programme

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The Growth Company

Value

£100,000

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General management consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

GC Business Growth Hub is introducing a support programme specifically targeted at the creative sector. Funded by DCMS, this will complement its existing sector specific programme offerings of:
•	Greater Connected - a cohort programme that helps DCT businesses stabilise, adapt and grow. It is a 2 day programme spread over 2 weeks.
•	Investment Readiness Cohort Programme - a cohort programme for businesses who are investment ready, focusing on equity introduction, equity sources, valuation and pitching.
This programme, Create Growth, will take creative industry businesses through a two-day cohort programme to support their business growth. 
Alongside the two-day cohort programme, cohort members will also have the opportunity to access two further coaching days, reflecting on the learnings from the programme in a more focused environment, within smaller groups.
Cohort members will then graduate onto an Investment Readiness programme (delivered in-house by GC Business Growth Hub)

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The Growth Company

Private Company running Public Funded Projects

Nick Batty

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0161 237 4044

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