What's it like to join the Alternative Funding School? 

Join our live Q&A on October 26th where we'llbe able to fully answer these questions in real time and fill in all the gaps you might have on whether the Funding School is right for you. 

It's also a very good way to get a sense of the type of people that are also interested in joining. These are your potential cohort pals!

The Alternative Funding School Q&A

Join our live Q&A on November 1st where I'll be able to fully answer these questions in real time and fill in all the gaps you might have on whether the Funding School is right for you. 

We'll be hosting a LIVE masterclass on ‘How to Fundraise’.

 Juho Makkonen and Emma Shaw will take you along on their funding journey and

raised over one million each in aligned funding. 

 in which you'll have time to get answers to your funding questions!

Juho Makkonen is the co-founder of Sharetribe, a company that helps entrepreneurs and organisations create their own sharing economy platforms. Having started a company with the purpose of democratising the sharing economy, Juho and his co-founder went in search of funding to achieve their social mission. They landed on steward ownership and a radical investment structure. To date they have raised over $2.4 million in funding. 

​Emma Shaw is the co-founder of Library of Things, an all-women-led social enterprise on a mission to make borrowing better than buying for people and the planet As a purpose-before-profit company,  Emma and her two female co-founders put the mission of Library of Things’ at the heart of their journey to find patient, purposeful funding. This is their experience of raising over half a million pounds, on their terms. 

Considered Capital Masterclass

Are you a founder who's fundraising? Come along and meet some other founders who are too! ✨

Founders Raising Founders 

Registering for this event will automatically add you to our mailing list. 

If you're thinking of fundraising in the future, are currently raising or have been for years, now is the time to meet others in the same boat and discover what the future of funding looks like.

Our first event in the Alt Funding series will be with Aunnie Patton Power, author of Adventure Finance. Aunnie is an Academic, Advisor, Author and Angel Investor focusing on directing innovative financing to organizations that create positive social and environmental impact. She works with funders globally to design innovative financing instruments and deploy Capital.

Our first session will be 45 minutes, with 20 minutes of a fireside chat with Aunnie and 20 minutes of questions from all of you. 

​Don't miss this opportunity to learn from and connect with an incredible community of founders and funders. 

🗓️ The Alt Funding Expert Series Calendar

Considered Capital is raising funding confidence across the globe through our courses, content and community. Learn more about our Alternative Funding school 

Registering for this event will automatically add you to our mailing list. 

The Rise of VC Alternatives with Aunnie Patton Power 

Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking conversation with Zoe Peden on Impact Venture Capital.

A former impact entrepreneur, Zoe is now a partner at Ananda Ventures, an impact VC. We'll be discussing the world of Impact VC, how it works, and the opportunities for impact-led startups to raise impact investment. 

If you are looking to raise funds and want to learn more about the behind the scenes of Impact VC, secure your spot today. 

The Alt Funding Series features reflective conversations with the leading voices in alternative funding, impact investing and entrepreneurship. 

Raising from Impact VC's with Zoe Peden

"How To Make Fundraising Feel Good is a can't-miss opportunity to learn from two founders on the journey to raising aligned funding for their businesses and how you can too".

​Join us on May 23rd at 4:00pm BST/ 5:00pm CST/8:00am PST.

 is the founder of Considered Capital, and the flagship programme 'The Alternative Funding School' will lead the discussion.

 is the founder of Do Nation, a SaaS platform that has enabled hundreds of organisations to engage their employees in measurable climate action, leaving a lasting impact on the health of people and planet. Do Nation has raised £300k in total through equity crowdfunding, grants, and an accelerator programme. They've been bootstrapping ever since and are now raising £1m in equity funding using the Equity for Good model.

Once registered for our event, you'll be added to our mailing list. We send out helpful funding opportunities and interview founders on their funding journeys and funding experts. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Esme