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Jonathan is the Founder of Horizan VC, a London VC fund that used the innovative Convertible Future Earnings Agreement to invest in idea-stage founders. In this episode, Jonathan speaks about what it was like setting up a fund and touches on the challenges and benefits of operating in the UK startup ecosystem.
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