Simon Cross , Manager for Developer Relations at Facebook, met the EF start-ups and handed over some insights we’d like to share with you. Facebook has a very clear company culture that is led by a few catchy directives that are infinitely...
Things have not been quiet for a minute at Entrepreneur First. Not only have we had Mike Lynch (right) and Luke Johnson walk up 100 steps to come meet our EF founders, we’ve also started stretching for demo day and have had mentors jump from...
Have you got your ticket for Code First:Girls launch? If you've ever been curious about how and why you should get into tech entrepreneurship, this is the event for you. Held at the Guildhall, London on the 27th November, you'll hear from some of...
Girls, have you applied for our free course to teach you to code? Applications are open now for Code First:Girls and there are limited tickets available for our launch event. Get one here!
We asked some of Code First:Girls' supporters why they...
Having already been to Sheffield, Manchester and Southampton and after a cracking, sold out event at Google Campus in London, we are kicking off the next round...
Entrepreneur First isn't a graduate job. We don't pay a salary. You are building your own startup from Day 1 and this means taking on the risk of not having a salary for potentially a prolonged length of time. No-one said it would be easy, but...
There is a convenient myth in technology that successful companies exist because of a founder's brainwave, some flash of insight that drives them from day one to IPO. As if they can see a world...
The EF team very nearly joined Dorothy in the Land of Oz when they tried to fly out of NYC at the same time as Hurricane Sandy tried to land there. Thankfully, we managed to slip through his fingers and lived to tell the tale of our time in Kansas...
On Friday, we were honoured by the impressive presence of Adam Balon, founder of Innocent. Innocent smoothies stand for a natural and healthy lifestyle, which Adam incorporates pretty well; healthy, young and smiley, he couldn’t sell his company...