Incubator searches for future stars

Technology incubator CodeBase has teamed up with European start-up “accelerator” Seedcamp to help more companies in their search for investment.
Jamie Coleman says CodeBases partnership with Seedcamp demonstrates the high regard in which Scottish techs are held. Picture: Ian RutherfordJamie Coleman says CodeBases partnership with Seedcamp demonstrates the high regard in which Scottish techs are held. Picture: Ian Rutherford
Jamie Coleman says CodeBases partnership with Seedcamp demonstrates the high regard in which Scottish techs are held. Picture: Ian Rutherford

As part of the partnership, the pair will run an event in August with up to 15 fledgling firms from across Europe vying for the chance to secure a place at Google’s Campus centre for start-ups in London. Winners could also be invited to join Seedcamp on a visit to key investors in the US.

Jamie Coleman, CodeBase’s managing director, said: “Edinburgh’s start-up community is going from strength to strength, and the partnership with Seedcamp is evidence of how highly rated our tech scene has become in international circles.”

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Seedcamp partner Carlos Eduardo Espinal said high-profile local successes like Skyscanner – the fast-growing flight search engine – were “crucial” when it comes to encouraging the next generation of entrepreneurs.

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