Speaker
Dhevesh Mewawalla, Chief Revenue Officer at Octopreneur Intel
Overview
This session explores what makes a business truly investable, how to build for scale, the importance of unit economics, and how to raise capital on your own terms.
Through a mix of practical content, group discussion, and hands-on exercises, you'll gain clarity on the differences between bootstrapped and investor-led growth. The workshop introduces proven strategies to help you grow with confidence and raise funding from a position of strength.
We'll start with introductions and wrap up with a Q&A to tackle real-world challenges.
Who is it for?
Founders who are building investor backed tech businesses, have raised some external capital & have at least £100k in annual revenue. 
Agenda
What makes a great investable business?
Building a scalable business
The importance of unit economics
Raising capital on your own terms
Q&A
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