Moonpig Founder Nick Jenkins Mentors Wiltshire Businesses
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What happened
Nick Jenkins, founder of Moonpig, is participating in a business event at the West Wiltshire Business Expo to advise early-stage, product-based companies. Jenkins, who previously sold Moonpig in 2011 for £120 million and saw it float on the London Stock Exchange in 2021 with a £1.2 billion valuation, will join a panel of mentors. The panel will also include Monty George, co-founder of Furniturebox, an online furniture retailer with a turnover exceeding £25 million.
Why it matters
Jenkins currently invests in low-carbon tech and biotech businesses. His participation highlights the availability of experienced capital and mentorship for regional founders preparing for their first investments.
Who's involved
- Nick JenkinsFounder of Moonpig and current investor in low-carbon tech and biotech businesses
- MoonpigOnline greetings card and gifting company founded by Nick Jenkins
Who could feel it
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- Nick JenkinsSpeculative
Low-carbon tech and biotech businesses might receive investment funding from Nick Jenkins' portfolio.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Nick Jenkins founded Moonpig and invests in related tech, which floated on the LSE.1 source
Moonpig company floated on the LSE, involving the London Stock Exchange and its founder.1 source
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London Stock Exchange
stock exchange in the City of London
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Card Business
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