CodeBase hosts monthly Slack AMA event for early-stage founders

By Public Technologies
  • CodeBase hosted a monthly “Ask Me Anything” live event on Slack for early-stage founders, offering direct access to experienced operators.
  • Sessions featured operators linked to Skyscanner, Current Health, Care Sourcer, Hosel, Hearing Diagnostics, with discussions on scaling, partnerships, fundraising.
  • One host cited Current Health’s $400 million exit to Best Buy in 2021 as a reference point for product-market fit timing.
  • A medtech founder referenced £2.5 million raised via investment and grants, citing a funding gap before follow-on support enabled prototyping.


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