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This #freelegal session will focus on the most common legal structures used for making investments in startups and the pros and cons of each structure. The session will look at: (i) equity investment using ordinary shares (ii) equity investment using preferred shares ...

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The Gallery On The Corner now has a hanging structure that can be used to stage exhibitions in locations that have no hanging facilities, and where it is not possible or practical to fix into the walls.

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This article was written by Michael Buckworth, a partner in Buckworth Solicitors. Buckworth Solicitors is a London based law firm specialising in assisting start-ups on a range of matters. The firm works solely on the basis of affordable fixed fees. Michael worked at two of th...

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This training course is for those individuals who present to an audience - trainers, consultants, sales people, public speakers. Anyone involved in giving a presentation for bids and tenders to secure contracts. Team leaders and manager who need to give briefings and presentat...

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There are a number of structures that could be used. However, the following is perhaps the simplest and most logical approach: The owner of the property would grant a lease of the "workshop" to the partners. The lease would state that the partners may, with the consent of t...

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Using a simple case study and working through a business plan template this workshop covers all aspects of business planning from legal structure through marketing planning to finance and and introduction to spreadsheets. By the end of the workshop you will be equipped to p...

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Social enterprises are businesses driven by a social or environmental purpose. As with all businesses, they compete to deliver goods and services, but social purpose is at the very heart of what they do, and any profits made are reinvested towards achieving that purpose. ...

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Social enterprises are businesses driven by a social or environmental purpose. As with all businesses, they compete to deliver goods and services, but social purpose is at the very heart of what they do, and any profits made are reinvested towards achieving that purpose. ...

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Partnerships allow two or more people to structure their business operation without incorporating – partnerships are not legal entities and can’t own assets, meaning partners have unlimited liability for company debts.

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The Joiners Shop, Kent’s most exciting centre for creative business. Situated at the heart of Chatham’s Historic Dockyard, this unique Scheduled Ancient Monument stands as an arresting showcase for contemporary innovation and is an axis for the creative sector across the north...

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We must all keep financial records under the rules of Self-Assessment. The easiest method is by a cash book system showing income and expenditure which can be done manually or by a computerised system. It is imperative to understand where income is coming from and where ex...

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THIS EVENT IS FREE FOR CLUB WORKSPACE MEMBERS, OR £15 FOR GUESTS. ---- text by Dreamstake ---- You’ve spotted a customer problem. The light-bulb’s gone on and you have created a brilliant solution that is going to take the market by storm and transform many lives. Thi...

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Welcome to the first ever event at Club Workspace's new South Bank location at Enterprise House. The smart and quirky new venue is proud to play host to a basic introduction to legal foundations and the business planning issues that effect startups and tech companies. If yo...

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 You are invited to attend 'Securing the Right Finance' hosted at Club Workspace Kennington Park on Wednesday 13th February 2013. 6pm arrival, drinks and informal networking for approx 6.30pm start Structure for the evening: Advantage Business Partnerships Introduct...

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For most entrepreneurs, the priority when getting started with a business is to get it up and running, make some money and build a brand. Planning for the eventual sale of the business is likely to be at best a low priority and more likely totally irrelevant. But spare a momen...

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All businesses are structured in a very specific way, varying between legal registrations to more informal structures. Finding the best one for you can help you succeed.

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Fifty percent of start-up businesses fail in the first year and 95 percent fail within the first five years but despite the economic downturn, the SME market continues to grow. While no one knows if a business will succeed or fail - you can take steps in order to help your bus...

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Santander, one of the UK’s largest banking chains, has withdrawn itself from supporting a fund aimed at small businesses.

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The FSB has urged the Government to implement recommendations made by the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) as a matter of urgency.

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