Bristol-based IdeaSquares, the crowdsourced feedback and support platform for early stage business ideas, has already reached 50% of its latest Seedrs Crowd-funding campaign. With two successful crowd-funding rounds under its belt and with it now raising the last portion of crowd-funded investment via Seedrs.com, you only have a few days left to join in its success.
“We have already built a strong brand and identity with almost 4000 ideas submitted from 76 countries”
We spoke to the founder of IdeaSquares, Kirsty Ranger (pictured left), to find out more about the startup: “IdeaSquares believes that everything starts with an idea and every idea deserves the chance to grow,” Kirsty tells us. “IdeaSquares is a platform to crowdsource feedback and support for early-stage business ideas. We have already built a strong brand and identity with almost 4000 ideas submitted from 76 countries.”
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Kirsty is upbeat about the future, and with investors repeatedly agreeing that IdeaSquares is going places in various previous funding rounds, we are not surprised: “IdeaSquares is securing exciting partnerships with big brands and is bridging their audience with those brands. IdeaSquares is proud to be born out of Bristol, but have a truly global reach and huge ambitions.
IdeaSquares.com: Providing a platform for promoting and helping to develop global business ideas
“Having already closed two successful funding rounds we have recently expanded our team, recruiting a new CTO. This, coupled with the support of our partners means that IdeaSquares’ platform is quickly evolving to host open innovation challenges and brand-sponsored ideation competitions.”
IdeaSquares’ previous crowd-funding rounds have closed in just a few days so don’t miss out on this final chance to share in IdeaSquares’ success. Shares start at just £21.44 and there are less than 1,000 remaining.
For more information about IdeaSquares, see the IdeaSquares website, follow @ideasquares on Twitter or contact founder Kirsty Ranger.
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To see more impressive tech projects which originate in the West of England, why not check out Venturefest Bristol & Bath on 9 June.Â
