OxLEP - An Investor’s View on Business

If you have decided to seek investment for your business, then you need to get to know as much as you can about what makes investors tick!

This webinar is part of a new programme of ‘Investment Readiness’ support coordinated by OxLEP Business and supported by some of Oxfordshire’s leading innovation and investment experts.

This webinar will help you to:

Understand the key to capturing investor interest
Discover precisely what investors are seeking, from innovative ideas to solid business models, and uncover the elements that truly captivate them
Delve into the significance of past performance and future projections, understanding how these factors shape investor decisions and drive funding opportunities.
By attending this webinar and joining this programme, you will equip yourself with the knowledge to position your business as an irresistible investment opportunity, setting the stage for success in Oxfordshire and beyond.

This Webinar is being delivered by:

Wayne Tica

With over 10 years of experience in buying, transforming, and growing businesses, Wayne is an expert in mergers and acquisitions, especially in the HVAC, M&E, and Engineering sectors. He has a proven track record of executing successful deals, increasing profits and business values, and creating high-performing management teams.

As the owner of Batchelor Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, and as a consultant for various clients, Wayne’s mission is to empower business owners and managers to achieve their goals and aspirations, and to make a positive impact in their industries and communities.

Minimal Financial Assistance (MFA) scheme

The Growth Hub programme operates a Minimal Financial Assistance (MFA) scheme. All SMEs which receive support under this programme are being aided under the UK Subsidy Control Act (2022) and The Subsidy Control (Gross Cash Amount and Gross Cash Equivalent) Regulations (2022 No. 1186).

MFA allows a beneficiary to receive up to £315,000 of Subsidy over a three-fiscal year period (i.e. the current and previous two fiscal years). The value of MFA given is the gross cash amount or the gross cash equivalent of the subsidy. The MFA value of this webinar is £361.70.