PwC SCALE looks to foster corporate connections with disruptive scaleups
by Startacus Admin
PwC's SCALE programmes for fast growth, disruptive scaleups who want to shape the future through scalable innovation, kick off in October. We took a look...
PwC's SCALE programmes are aiming to bring together fast-growing and ambitious scale-ups with the world’s biggest brands to allows both sides to learn from the other and to build commercial opportunities. The 10-12 week sector or location specific programmes, ranging from GovTech, Fintech to Health, are designed to support fast growth, revenue generating startups and scaleups through a combination of tailored sales focused masterclasses and connections to corporate decision makers, investors and internally within PwC, in order to generate mutual commercial opportunities. What do you get?
Access to their network - Get direct access and insight from PwC decision makers, industry leading experts and client relationship owners. Access PwC’s startup/SME focused products and services and publicity through our primary media channels.
Expert masterclasses - Join their masterclasses to gain valuable insight and expertise that will help accelerate your sales and growth and make sure your business is fit for scale.
Further investment - Connect with an expanding network of HNWs, Angels, VCs, PE houses and family offices to source further investment.
Previous participants in PwC’s SCALE programmes have reportedly pulled in £59m in funding and run 60+ pilots so this could be a fab opportunity for a scaling startup who are prepared to join the programme. PwC SCALE programmes are split regionally and by sector, with this round taking place in Edinburgh, the Midlands (both sector agnostic) and London, focusing on fintech, commerce, health and govtech. 
Head over to the PwC SCALE dedicated page where you can read over all the details and find out more about any associated terms and costs.
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Published on: 9th September 2017
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