How to build a tech start-up in 2026: from concept to international markets
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A five-hour working session from Eligent Club on taking a tech startup from concept to international markets: idea validation, testing a co-founder, MVP and product-market fit, revenue from day one, bootstrapping versus raising, and when to expand abroad. Workshop, panel, networking and startup pitches.
Slava Baranovskiy, founder of Eligent Club and entrepreneur in residence at Brunel Business School, runs it. The agenda was updated on 5 November. A free mentoring clinic runs 1.30pm to 2.30pm, 15 minutes each with Alexander Pemberton, Marco Poliafico, Alexander Mercury or Obi Umegbolu, booked in advance. One pitch slot is still open as of 5 November, requested through Eligent Club on LinkedIn.
Free, 1pm to 6pm at Westminster Business School. The start time shown above is wrong - it is 1pm, not 4pm. The event is filmed.
Why go: the pitch slot and the clinic make it a working afternoon rather than a talk, which suits people at the idea stage who want their thinking challenged out loud.
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