Board, advisory and C-suite appointments that come with equity.
Growth companies want investing non-executive directors, investing advisers and investing C-suite executives, full-time or part-time — people who put money in as well as advise. We make the introduction, and you set the ticket, £25k to £1m.
- 4,836
- Directors, advisers and executives on our network
- £25k–£1m
- Typical ticket
- £241m+
- Indicated investment appetite
What is an investing non-executive director, adviser or C-suite executive?
An investing non-executive director buys shares in the company they join, usually £25,000 to £1m of their own money. Investing advisers and investing C-suite executives, full-time or part-time, do the same alongside their role. All are paid for the work, and all carry the founders' downside.
Why a director, adviser or executive who invests behaves differently
Built for non-executive directors, advisers and C-suite executives who put their money where their expertise is.
Skin in the game
Every director, adviser and executive commits capital. Aligned incentives create better outcomes.
Privacy first
Blind profiles protect your identity until mutual interest is established.
EIS and SEIS ready
Built-in tax efficiency tools for qualifying investments.
Matching that counts capital
We weight your investment capacity alongside your expertise.
Curated network
Vetted non-executive directors, advisers and C-suite executives: ex-founders and seasoned operators.
Governance ready
From pre-seed to Series C, we place the board, advisory or C-suite seat the company actually needs, full-time or part-time.
How does an appointment for an investing director, adviser or executive work?
It runs in four steps. You register free and set the ticket you would invest, we match you against companies asking for that capability and that cheque, identities are revealed only once both sides accept, and you invest as you take the non-executive, advisory or C-suite seat.
- 01
Create your profile
List your expertise, your sectors, the seats you would take — non-executive, advisory or C-suite — and the ticket you would consider, from £25k to £1m.
- 02
Get matched
We prioritise investment alignment alongside sector expertise and board experience.
- 03
Request an introduction
When there is mutual interest, identities are revealed and conversations begin.
- 04
Take the seat
You invest and take the seat: a board seat, an advisory role, or a C-suite post, full-time or part-time.
Eight investing directors and advisers placed, across two companies.
Real placements, in the words of the founders and leaders we worked with.
“The whole team were very efficient and had clear targets in place, which they were brilliant at communicating all feedback and requirements. The team were on the ball and passionate about what they do, easy to work with and will work hard alongside you to make things happen.”
“Diligent and focused on outcomes. That sums up the team in many ways. I've worked with the team for 2 years now — long may that continue, because finding another team would be looking for needles in big haystacks.”
How do investing directors, advisers and executives apply to join?
Applying is free and takes about ten minutes. Non-executive directors, advisers and C-suite executives are all welcome. You give your board and operating experience, your sectors, and the amount you would consider investing, from £25,000 to £1m. Every application is reviewed by hand, and you stay anonymous until you accept an introduction.
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