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George Bevis
CEO of CanDo with extensive experience in founding and leading companies
George Bevis is a notable entrepreneur based in London, England, recognized for his contributions to the financial services sector and his commitment to social entrepreneurship. He is currently the Founder of Crucible, an initiative aimed at supporting 100 leadership academies for gifted teenagers in Africa, with the goal of transforming prosperity in the region.34
Before founding Crucible in January 2022, Bevis held several significant roles in various companies. He was the CEO of CanDo, a venture incubator focused on addressing social challenges, since January 2020. His entrepreneurial journey includes founding Tide, a business banking platform, where he served as CEO from February 2015 to July 2018. He has also been involved in multiple startups and interim leadership positions across different organizations, including roles at Zopa and Barclaycard, and has authored reports on small business policy for the Labour Party.12
Bevis's background in banking and small business ownership has shaped his perspective on the banking industry, driving him to innovate solutions that alleviate the burdens faced by entrepreneurs. His work continues to focus on creating impactful initiatives that foster leadership and development among young individuals, particularly in emerging markets.2
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Hi all - for the last 6 months we've been working with James Hill who is a proper target-smashing sales guy. His contract is ending and he's available for a new client or employer. If you are looking for someone to really put wind into your sales efforts I strongly recommend you reach out to him (on his brilliantly retro AOL email address [email protected] ).
He's also absolutely lovely and it's been a joy having him in the team :) https://lnkd.in/e-vN3gES
Hi all - I'm looking for personal recommendations for someone very experienced to work on developing a very technical software product idea - paid (obviously), initially a week, potentially up to a month. They need programming and product experience, plus comfort generating wireframes and diagrams to explain concepts.
It’s hopefully a pretty interesting problem for someone with that background. We have already done considerable market research in our area and developed several hypotheses on problems that need to be solved by a next generation solution: this research would be to tackle those problems, provide potential options and solutions in greater detail, and critique the wider market assertions. Can discuss in more detail with anyone who fits the bill! cc Tom Godber
