The Evening Standard invites you to join us in conversation with some of the most influential people in the world’s best city for business.
‘How to be a CEO’ gives you exclusive access to leading business people who will give you their tips on how to get to the top and stay there.
Networking is the key to creating a successful start-up, and once you’re up and running it’s essential to keeping your SME afloat.
Join us fornightly on Monday mornings for a brand new episode.
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The Evening Standard invites you to join us in conversation with some of the most influential people in the world’s best city for business.
‘How to be a CEO’ gives you exclusive access to leading business people who will give you their tips on how to get to the top and stay there.
Networking is the key to creating a successful start-up, and once you’re up and running it’s essential to keeping your SME afloat.
Join us fornightly on Monday mornings for a brand new episode.
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On this episode of How to be a CEO we’re continuing our series looking at start-up success stories.
Pockit is a London-based fintech, serving customers left behind by mainstream banks. It was launched in 2014, has more than 900 thousand customers, and last summer it raised ten million dollars in funding – but it hasn’t been all plain sailing.
Its CEO Virraj Jatania spoke to the Evening Standard’s business editor, Jonathan Prynn about:
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