Come and hear the story behind e-Go aeroplanes

Don't miss the chance to hear the story behind e-Go aeroplanes - a Cambridge start-up formed to develop and manufacture advanced light aircraft - at the next Cambridge Network event on Tuesday April 29th.

Dr Tony Bishop, Co-founder and Director, will be talking about the formation of e-Go and how the small team got the company off-the-ground (so to speak). He will cover their story, including the industrial design process, how to market on a zero-budget and how they have gone about raising finance through crowd-funding platform SyndicateRoom as well as more traditional investment routes.

The e-Go is a futuristic light aircraft, creating a new market in a highly competitive arena. It is exciting to fly, but is also an aesthetic, ergonomic and very efficient single-seater plane.

The e-Go is being developed near Cambridge for world markets with the prototype aircraft currently undergoing flight tests. The e-Go achieves a breakthrough in low weight and high performance using a combination of novel technologies. It is also being developed at remarkably low cost.

The project has been made possible with a combination of unusual design, novel business model, local F1 and aerospace expertise and world-leading UK de-regulation. The presentation will highlight some key aspects of the project including its market niche, novel technologies, the building of the e-Go community using social media, the evolving business model, and the impact of deregulation.  

STOP PRESS: We'll also hear a few words from Gonçalo de Vasconcelos, Co-Founder and CEO of SyndicateRoom, the online equity crowdfunding platform that allows its members to co-invest in exciting start-ups alongside experienced investors.

The event, open to all Cambridge Network members, takes place at the Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Road, Cambridge, CB3 0GT, starting at 6pm.

Read more and sign up here.
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