Twenty one UK climate start-ups selected for Sage Impact Entrepreneurship Programme

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Programme supports under-represented start-ups addressing social and environmental challenges

Accountancy platform Sage and its venture capital partner Village Capital this week announced the first cohort of 56 start-ups which have been chosen for its Sage Impact Entrepreneurship Programme, 21...

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