Speed Mentoring: Empowering Startups at London Reactor by info.odysseyx@gmail.com September 24, 2024 written by info.odysseyx@gmail.com September 24, 2024 0 comment 0 views 0 August 8th, London Reactor in Paddington Excitement was building as startups, MVPs, and RDs came together for the first speed mentoring activity as part of the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub Connect series. The event provided a valuable opportunity for startups to connect with experts in the tech community and discuss their challenges, success stories, and entrepreneurial journeys. Each startup had the opportunity to connect with three people. Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) and Regional Directors (RDs) It was a very focused and meaningful 20 minutes of conversation. The session concluded with a general networking opportunity, further fostering connections and collaboration among attendees. This networking session provided a comfortable environment for attendees to connect, share experiences, and build relationships. The informal setting encouraged open conversation and collaboration, paving the way for potential partnerships. Popular conversation topics include: Microsoft for Startups Founder Hub It offers a number of benefits to the startup community, including access to Azure, M365, Azure OpenAI, business and technical guidance, and more. The event highlighted the many ways that Founders Hub can support startups’ growth and innovation efforts. Overall, the speed mentoring activity at London Reactor was a great opportunity for startups to gain insight, share experiences, and explore the many resources available through the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub. We look forward to hosting more events like this in the future to continue supporting and strengthening the startup community. MVP Anthony Mashford, A mentor who attended the event said, “It was a great opportunity to participate in the event and share my expertise. I also thought it was insightful to listen to the ideas and challenges mentees face in the technical and commercial aspects of startups today.” In addition to valuable conversations, the event had a dynamic energy that reflected strong passion and a thirst for knowledge. Startups from various industries, each with their own unique challenges and stories, came together under one roof to seek guidance and mentorship. The diversity of startups added rich depth to the conversation as each founder brought unique perspectives and experiences. With their vast knowledge and expertise, MVPs and RDs have been instrumental in providing valuable insights and actionable advice. They have shared their experiences, provided solutions to pressing issues, and provided a roadmap for future growth. Throughout the event, the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub remained a central theme. Attendees were eager to learn about the many resources and support available through the platform. Discussions on Azure, M365, Azure OpenAI, and other tools highlighted the enormous potential for startups to leverage these technologies to drive innovation and growth. Claire Smyth, Community Programme Manager, UK and Ireland“We hope to offer more events like this and continue to provide a platform for startups to connect with technology professionals and explore the resources available through Founders Hub.” Source link Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail info.odysseyx@gmail.com previous post Este Mês no Azure Static Web Apps | 08/2024 next post Exciting Updates Ahead: A Preview of Our Partner Roadmap You may also like Insights from MVPs at the Power Platform Community Conference October 10, 2024 Restoring an MS SQL 2022 DB from a ANF SnapShot October 10, 2024 Your guide to Intune at Microsoft Ignite 2024 October 10, 2024 Partner Blog | Build your team’s AI expertise with upcoming Microsoft partner skilling opportunities October 10, 2024 Attend Microsoft Ignite from anywhere in the world! October 10, 2024 Get tailored support with the new Partner Center AI assistant (preview) October 10, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.