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Ross Darragh
Ross has been writing for Startups since 2021, specialising in telephone systems, digital marketing, payroll, and sustainable business. He also runs the successful entrepreneur section of the website.
Having graduated with a Masters in Journalism, Ross went on to write for Condé Nast Traveller and the NME, before moving in to the world of business journalism.
Ross has been involved in startups from a young age, and has a keen eye for exciting, innovative new businesses. Follow him on his Twitter – @startupsross for helpful business tips.
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2. Cera Using smart technology, Cera tracks and monitors the health of its users, enabling families, carers and medical professionals to instantly know about changes in health and well-being status via their app.2 min read -
10. Element Element is a completely new type of secure decentralised messaging, used by governments and businesses around the world who need to keep their confidential data extra secure.2 min read -
8. Vet-AI Vet AI has developed ground-breaking technology to make pet care more accessible and affordable for all pet owners around the world via their digital app Joii, which provides customers access to vets 24/7, 365 days a year.2 min read -
6. Floom Floom is a market network in the flower space; building technology to positively affect the whole flower value chain from grower to florist, and end consumer.2 min read -
49. Juggle Powered by AI, Juggle is the recruitment app that connects startups and scale-ups with experienced, pre-vetted professionals who want to work more flexibly2 min read -
47. Nucoro Nucoro is the cloud based savings and investment platform that ensures financial institutions are attracting and retaining customers2 min read -
17. Feast It Feast It is the UK’s leading event supplier booking platform, connecting organisers planning events with a carefully curated, handpicked selection of the UK’s best event suppliers.2 min read -
98. Amity Brew Co A young, inclusive brewery committed to selling directly to customers and putting the Yorkshire town of Farsley on the craft beer map2 min read