Charter HCP and the University of West London (UWL) announced the Pritchard Centre, supporting research into resilience-focused venture firms.
Charter HCP is proud to have supported the launch of the Pritchard Centre in partnership with the University of West London (UWL). The Centre is dedicated to advancing research and practice around resilience-focused venture firms.
The initiative reflects a shared belief that durable businesses are built on sound fundamentals — disciplined planning, realistic capital structures and a clear understanding of risk. These are the same principles that underpin our advisory work.
By connecting academic research with practical experience in corporate finance, the collaboration aims to help founders and management teams build ventures that can withstand economic cycles and access capital on a considered basis.
We look forward to contributing to the Centre's work and to sharing insights that support resilient, well-prepared businesses.
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