Become a member

The GCU Entrepreneurial Hub is exclusive to the Glasgow Caledonian community, including staff members, current students, and alumni. The Hub delivers a number of free events and networking opportunities open to all, with members benefitting from enhanced support.

Membership grants you privileged access to a comprehensive suite of support and services, all designed to navigate and accelerate your entrepreneurial aspirations. Members benefit from:

Exclusive access to free hot desk space within the Hub.
Exclusive access to free private meeting rooms equipped with screens for taking video calls or showing presentations.
Access to informal meeting space within the Hub.
Tailored business support and mentorship.
Access to apply for seed funding.

Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).

About you

Your full name *

Your email address *

Confirm email address *

Mobile number *

Your relationship to Glasgow Caledonian University *

Graduate
Staff
Student

About your business

What is your business name? *

What is your business website? *

What industry does/will your business serve? *

Your entrepreneurial journey

What stage are you at in your entrepreneurial journey? *

Ideation: Coming up with and validating a viable business idea.
Planning: Developing a business plan that outlines your vision, mission, goals, strategies, and actions.
Execution: Launching your product or service, acquiring customers, and generating revenue.
Scaling: Growing your business by expanding your market, increasing your sales, and improving your efficiency.
Hypergrowth: Becoming a leader in your industry by diversifying your offerings, entering new markets, and acquiring or partnering with other businesses.

Areas of support

Please select all the areas of support that would be of interest to you. *

Getting advice and guidance: Getting help and support to develop the business idea, plan the strategy, and overcome challenges.
Building networks and partnerships: Connecting with other entrepreneurs, mentors, customers, suppliers, investors, and other stakeholders.
Developing skills and knowledge: Learning and improving the skills and knowledge needed to run the business, such as management, marketing, accounting, innovation, etc.
Accessing finance: Finding the right source of funding for the business.
Accessing markets and customers: Finding and reaching the potential customers and markets for the business.
Space and facilities: Access to physical space and facilities to work, meet, network, and collaborate with other entrepreneurs and potential partners, customers, or investors.