Startup Coalition
UK policy group representing startup founders.
Startup Coalition represents UK technology startups and scaleups in policy debates. Its work addresses hiring, finance and the rules that shape how young companies grow.
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UK Startups and InnovationBackground
Startup Coalition is a UK policy organisation focused on technology startups and scaleups. It develops proposals about the conditions founders face when establishing and expanding companies. Its work centres on three practical areas: access to talent, access to finance and regulation. [Startup Coalition](https://startupcoalition.io/)
The talent work concerns companies' ability to recruit both within Britain and from abroad. On finance, the organisation focuses on incentives for founders and the availability of venture capital for growing businesses. Its regulatory work covers rules affecting technology companies generally as well as those entering established industries. It advances those proposals through research, policy submissions and public events. Its role is to argue for changes to public policy affecting businesses. [Policy work](https://startupcoalition.io/)
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