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But, according to a new study, more and more founders in the UK are building their tech startups alongside building their families, giving way to the rise of the founder parent.
Antler, one of Europe’s most active early-stage venture capital firms, recently conducted an internal study of its 450-strong portfolio to understand how common the founder parent is.
Among its own portfolio, the number of founder parents has shot up from one in 2019 to almost 40 and according to its research, the growing trend may be beneficial.…
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