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'We’re delighted to launch our annual Startup Accelerator for the fifth year,' says Chris Moule, head of entrepreneurship and innovation at RGU. Picture: contributed.

RGU pushes button on latest Startup Accelerator applications round

EIE - standing for Engage Invest Exploit - has helped more than 540 companies raise in excess of £1.1 billion since the investor-readiness programme was launched in 2008. Picture: Stewart Attwood

'Resilient' Scottish tech start-ups target investment from outside Scotland

From left: Smash co-founders Fiona Gillies and Christine Hartland. Picture: Stewart Attwood.

Nine start-ups chosen to deliver extended pitches at EIE22 investor showcase

Mark Logan said: 'I’m delighted to be part of EIE22. Scotland’s start-up sector is more vibrant than ever before, and EIE has played a foundational role in its development.' Picture: contributed.

Tech luminaries Mark Logan and Ana Stewart to address tech showcase EIE22

Tech startups sharing insight to help build successful companies

The only way is up for Scotland’s startup scene - Nick Freer

EIE - standing for Engage Invest Exploit - has helped more than 540 companies raise in excess of £1.1 billion since the investor-readiness programme was launched in 2008. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Button pressed on major study to gauge Scottish business recovery from pandemic

Some of the EIE22 company cohort at RBS Gogarburn. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Dozens of high-growth firms selected for Dragons' Den-style investment event

Sir Sandy Crombie and Callum Murray of Amiqus. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Three-quarters of Scots start-ups to come out of pandemic in stronger position

Ionburst CFO Anne Lanc: 'It’s such a prestigious event and the standard of competition was incredibly high.'

Edinburgh start-up wins pitch of day at Dragons’ Den-style investor conference

Lesley Eccles, an EIE alumnus, co-founded gaming platform FanDuel in 2009. Picture: Malcolm McCurrach

FanDuel co-founder Lesley Eccles among speakers at tech investor event EIE21

Picture: EIE

Three companies to watch at this year’s EIE21

Genevieve Patenaude, CEO of Earth Blox, one of ten firms chosen to give a five-minute pitch. Picture: Stewart Attwood.

Tech investor conference EIE21 unveils revamped pitch process

Varun Nair from Two Big Ears

36 of the best will be pitching for investment - Nick Frer

Rebecca Pick of Pick Protection and Callum Murray of Amiqus. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Survey to probe start-ups on Covid fallout ahead of Dragons' Den-style event

Nick Freer, Founding Director, Freer Consultancy

Scottish startup survey at the heart of the matter

Michael Rovatsos of Bayes Centre and Neil Norman of Chiene + Tait. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Chinese telecoms giant Huawei backs Scotland’s top tech investor event

Left to right are Paul Patras of Net AI, Genevieve Patenaude of Earth Blox, Michael Rovatsos of Bayes Centre and Emma Carroll of OnGen. Picture: Stewart Attwood

32 high-growth firms chosen for Dragons' Den style investor event in Edinburgh

I really enjoyed EIE this time around, says Freer. Picture: Stewart Attwood.

Start-ups work to clean up at EIE and elsewhere - comment

From left: Monty Munford (Forbes), Chris van der Kuyl (4J Studios), David Richardson (University of Edinburgh) and Freer on the eve of EIE17. Picture: Lesley Martin.

Events putting Scots tech firmly in the spotlight - comment

A previous EIE event - this year's will take place on a virtual conference platform. Picture: Jane Barlow.

EIE adapts to keep fostering the Scots tech sector - comment

Jacqueline de Rojas CBE is president of TechUK.

Edinburgh tech investor showcase EIE20 unveils two more top speakers

From left: Colin Hewitt of Float, Eleanore Irvine of Biogelx, Steve Ewing and Susanne Mitschke of Citruslabs. Picture: Stewart Attwood.

Tech investor showcase EIE20 broadens remit with virtual event

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