Our Events

Female Founders & Funders

Female founders receive less than 3% of venture capital funding. Not because the talent isn’t there.
Not because the ambition isn’t there.But because access to capital – and the networks around it – still isn’t equal.So we’re bringing the right people…

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AI Gold Rush and Investments

Are we witnessing an AI gold rush – or the formation of the next tech bubble? Join us at Keble College for a timely discussion on one of the most pressing questions in technology and venture capital: should we be…

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Raising Your First Round

💡 Thinking about raising your first round? Founders and investors come together at Green Templeton College for an honest discussion on what it really takes to secure early-stage funding – from first cheque to closing the round. Featuring founders from…

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Life Sciences Innovation Sprint

Ready to build the next life sciences startup? Apply for our one-day innovation sprint and learn what it takes to create a unicorn! 🌟 Highlights:- No ideas or teams required – just bring your curiosity and creativity- Open to students…

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Impacting the World and Empowering Change

In this online event, we invited two key players shaping the entrepreneurship and investment arena in Africa to share their philosophy and journey. Claudia Castellanos is the founder and CEO of Black Mamba Foods, a social business and growing fair…

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The Prof, the VC, and the CEO

Our first collaborative event with CUTEC (Cambridge University Technology and Enterprise Club) saw us host an open discussion drawing from three perspectives to start-up funding – hence the name. Over one hundred people attended the online event. A follow-up article…

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The OXVC Competition

This competition ran during Trinity Term 2020/21. Find a cool start-up, learn how to create a professional investment memo, and pitch to real VC partners OXVC and Creator Fund are teaming up to seek Oxford students with the potential to…

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