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Over 100 students from across SPJ and SPS took part in the ‘How to Build a Start Up’ event which saw venture capitalist and parent James Strabo introducing the concepts of investing in early stage businesses to an eager audience of pupils. We were then very fortunate to host Questo Founder, Alex Govoreanu, identified by Deloitte as one of the fastest 50 growing start-ups in central Europe. After a remarkable introduction to the world of Questo at lunch break, pupils were then invited to an after-school masterclass directed by Alex to learn more about the secrets of success and how to ensure sustainable growth in the early stages of starting a business.
