School for Startups Revenue and Competitors

London, UK

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Estimated Revenue & Valuation

  • School for Startups's estimated annual revenue is currently $31.8M per year.(i)
  • School for Startups's estimated revenue per employee is $181,500

Employee Data

  • School for Startups has 175 Employees.(i)
  • School for Startups grew their employee count by 1% last year.

School for Startups's People

NameTitleEmail/Phone
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FounderReveal Email/Phone
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Country Manager for ColombiaReveal Email/Phone
Competitor NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal FundingValuation
#1
$2.5M225%N/AN/A
#2
$2.8M244%N/AN/A
#3
$0.5M6N/AN/AN/A
#4
$10.1M68-18%N/AN/A
#5
$13.2M807%N/AN/A
#6
$17.8M108-33%N/AN/A
#7
$1M100%N/AN/A
#8
$50.5M278-2%N/AN/A
#9
$22.9M139N/AN/AN/A
#10
$20M1219%N/AN/A
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What Is School for Startups?

School for Startups was founded in 2008 as a social purpose business to help people start their own businesses through our world-class training and support courses. School for Startups has developed its core curricula on the vital aspects of starting and growing a business, in a logical and easy to implement way. "We provide expert tuition on how to start a new business, finance and investment, product management, managing successful teams and entrepreneurial marketing." (for more information please check our web site www.schoolforstartups.co.uk) Some Programs S4S had develop around the world DEVELOPMENT OF A NAUTICAL TOURISM PRODUCT FOR SAN ANDRES AND PROVIDENCE ISLAND IN COLOMBIA As part of the project, S4S is working with local nautical tourism companies to develop their businesses through entrepreneurship training and mentoring. The program seeks to develop a plan to develop a sustainable economy based on increasing the quality of the tourism offer to provide a more attractive proposition that will appeal to a more up-market and economically attractive tourist. At the same time, the project created the conditions for local entrepreneurs to obtain a greater share of the wealth generated by the tourism industry fostering local pride and generating more local wealth while preserving and highlighting the unique culture of the Archipelago. PEACE AND SECURITY FOR WOMEN IN POST-ACCORD COLOMBIA. LOCATION: CHOCÓ AND PUTUMAYO In partnership with the UTCH, the local University in Chocó, School for Startups is training Afro-Colombian and Indigenous women who have been affected by the conflict to develop and grow their own businesses to increase their self-sufficiency, develop their leadership skills and support their families. The program focussed on helping the women create new businesses, develop their existing businesses and help local cooperatives that support local women. The program comprised a mix of entrepreneurship training workshops and on-going mentoring across a period of six months. In total over 50 women have been supported in growing their local businesses. SCHOOL FOR CREATIVE STARTUPS School for Creative Startups is an interactive course delivering all the business know how to help creative people build sustainable startups, without all the technical gibberish and theoretical rhetoric. Find out more and apply here; www.schoolforcreativestartups.com ENTREPRENEURS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMME Free events to encourage and develop employability and enterprise skills within Higher and Further education institutions. Find out more; www.entrepreneursandeducation.co.uk SOUTH WEST PENINSULA In 2014 School for Startups will be delivering a new programme in the South West of England. The aim is to support up and coming startups in the region and launch hundreds of new businesses as a result. MAKEGOOD FESTIVAL A vast pop-up market of over 200 new creative businesses, with series of punchy talks and debates from a lineup of fascinating creative minds. Find out more; www.makegoodfestival.com WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY Gave a fresh perspective on raising and investing money. You can view videos and resources from the events here; www.seiswindow.org.uk School for Startups has also delivered programs in Nigeria, Romania Wales and Colombia in Latin America

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175

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$31.8M

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School for Startups News

2022-04-20 - Kathleen Gallagher: Our region is rich in top-notch academic research, but we struggle to develop local businesses from it.

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2022-03-30 - Senators Question School Surveillance Startups on Data, Civil ...

Senators Question School Surveillance Startups on Data, Civil Rights. A new report suggests increasingly popular monitoring software puts...

Company NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal Funding
#1
$48.3M1755%N/A
#2
$39.5M1756%$14.2M
#3
$45M17527%N/A
#4
$34.7M1752%N/A
#5
$15M1754%N/A