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Our team joined the Access to Finance meeting hosted by GM Business Growth Hub on King Street to connect with new A2F team members and strengthen our collaboration

Don't miss our very own Ranvir Singh MBA, LLM, MA(Oxon), who will be sharing insights on innovation and investment. Whether you're a start up, investor, or tech enthusiast, this is a session you won’t want to miss!

Gaia Learning, a North West-based online education provider, has secured £550K in venture capital funding to expand its services for neurodivergent children across the UK. This funding comes as Gaia Learning embarks on its latest academic year, offering live, online classes tailored for children aged 8-16 with ADHD and autism.

GC Angels is thrilled to welcome Ranvir Singh as our new Investment Manager.

Tech for good startup HACE, based in Manchester, has successfully raised £450,000 in its pre-seed funding round, surpassing its original target by 20%. HACE is dedicated to harnessing technology to sustainably eliminate child labour in global supply chains. This funding round was led by Manchester Angels and included co-investments from GC Angels, Ada Ventures, Found Capital, and other individual angel investors. The capital will be used to further develop HACE’s flagship product, the Child La…

Molymem is dedicated to addressing the global need for cleaner water through its innovative technology. The company has developed an energy-efficient and versatile membrane coating utilizing molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), which has been specially modified for use in water filtration.

GC Angels, has joined forces with NorthInvest to spearhead the execution of Fund Her North initiatives throughout the North West region. This partnership underscores their mutual dedication to advancing female-led innovation and driving economic transformation through investments, collaboration, and expertise.

GC Angels, an early-stage investor backed by the Greater Manchester Local Enterprise Partnership (GM LEP), has announced that it has invested a total of £3.4 million in start-ups in the Greater Manchester region since 2018.

GC Angels is a proud signatory to the Investing in Women Code and commits to adopting internal practices to improve female entrepreneurs’ access to finance, tools, resources they need to grow their business.

Miss Kick was set up by 25-year-old former footballer, Grace Vella who believed that kit, culture, confidence and credibility were lacking in female sport, is now targeting an expansion in North America after support from funding organisation GC Angels. Her venture creates clothing and sportswear for women and girls in football, with 2.5% of every order donated to its charity, Miss Kick Foundation, which provides free opportunities for girls and young women to get into sport.