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Government support and ‘naïvety’ the secret for tech startups

Entrepreneur Stuart McKenzie on the value of networks.

Geraden Cann Tue, 16 Jun 2020

In October 2011, ArcActive was a startup desperately trying to get its fuel-saving battery electrode in front of car manufacturers. Then managing director Stuart McKenzie sent a 7pm email to a well known technologist.

By 7.30pm, a response had come in, complete with a meeting invite in two

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