There has been no shortage of founders looking to transform insurance over the last five years, but turning innovative insurtech ideas into successful businesses is an incredibly tough challenge.

Jerad Leigh is the co-founder of Supercede, one of many companies we’ve worked with at InsTech London that have made the leap from 'early stage' to ‘established'.

He joins Matthew on Podcast 151 to share his experience of that journey and some great advice on how to build a business.

Talking points include:

How to test your idea before you quit your job
Whether to build or buy your technology
Where to look for seed funding
Juggling day-to-day operations with fundraising
Selling versus research? Tactics for getting your first clients
The power of communities

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Discern some of the important elements of founding a company
Understand how to get funding in an early-stage company
Realise some of the ways to help a new company grow

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Jerad Leigh: Co-founder & CEO, Supercede: The founder‘s journey: surviving and thriving as a start-up (151)

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Jerad Leigh: Co-founder & CEO, Supercede: The founder‘s journey: surviving and thriving as a start-up (151)