Wig & Pen
Investment and legal consultancy for startups seeking funding, commercial advice and intellectual property support
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Wig & Pen
Wig & Pen provides investment and legal consultancy, including investor introductions, funding and term-sheet support, intellectual property strategy, and commercial agreements.
Its clients are startups, including businesses focused on positive social or environmental impact. It draws on consultants with legal, corporate, finance and entrepreneurial experience.
Wig & Pen Limited is a UK company founded in 2016, with its registered seat in London. It invites experienced consultants to join its network.
Product: Investment and legal consultancy covering fundraising, intellectual property, and commercial agreements.
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