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Tim Robinson

Senior Adviser, Media and Entertainment

Tim is a senior media executive with 20+ years of international leadership experience building and running creative companies in highly entrepreneurial environments.

Tim is the former COO of Fifth Season, a $1bn global film and tv studio based in LA. Prior to that, he held COO roles at Shine Group and Avalon and was a partner at UK media law firm Sheridans. Tim has sourced and closed 30+ M&A deals and helped create $3bn+ of shareholder value across multiple global content business exits. Tim is currently the chairperson of production music business The Nerve and is also an experienced consultant helping CEOs, founders and creative entrepreneurs figure out how to find growth, financing and commercial returns for their businesses.

Tim will bring his extensive network to generate further new deal flow, and his experience to advise companies within the Calculus media portfolio.

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Susan McDonald

Chairman and Co-Founder
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John Glencross

CEO and Co-Founder
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Julie Ngo

Chief Operating Officer
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Richard Moore

Co-Head of Investments
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Alexander Crawford

Co-Head of Investments
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Dominic Harris

Head of Portfolio Management
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Natalie Evans

Finance Director
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Madeleine Ingram

Director, Co-Head, Sales & Marketing
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Francesca Rayneau

Director, Co-Head, Sales & Marketing
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Elizabeth Klein

Investment Director
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Arvind Shandilya

Investment Associate
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Aitian Li

Investment Associate
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Smit Mehta

Investment Associate
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Sanskriti Singh

Investment Analyst
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Christopher Gould

Financial Planning and Analysis Manager
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Bradley Noel

Associate, Media and Entertainment Financing
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Matthew Moynes

Director, Sales & Marketing
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Oliver Warren

Assistant Director, Sales & Marketing
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Frank Spurway

Associate, Sales & Marketing
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William Prince

Financial Controller
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Richard Banks

Fund Administration Analyst
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Indy Brixton

Office Manager & Executive Assistant
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Ken Edwards

Non-Executive Director

Important Information

The investments referred to in this website are not suitable for all investors. Calculus Capital Limited is not able to give advice to prospective investors about the suitability of the investments. Prospective investors are recommended to seek specialist tax and financial advice before investing in the Calculus EIS Fund or Calculus VCT.

An investment into the Calculus EIS Fund of Calculus VCT may only be made on the basis of reading in full the information set out in the relevant Information Memorandum or prospectus.

When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of shares and income from them may go down as well as up and despite the tax relief you may not recover the amount originally invested. An investment in smaller and unquoted companies carries a higher risk than many other forms of investment. Shares in unquoted companies are not readily marketable. You should not invest in an EIS or VCT unless you can afford to lose some or all of your capital.

An EIS or VCT investment is only appropriate for investors with a medium to long term investment horizon; the timing and extent of realisation cannot be predicted and may extend beyond five years. It is not possible to allow a partial withdrawal of your investment. You may request a total withdrawal, but since many investments made will be in unquoted companies, this may not be possible. Withdrawal within three years for the EIS and five years for the VCT would lead to repayment of any tax reliefs received.

The tax benefits available depend upon your individual circumstances and these benefits may change dependent upon future legislation.

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Important Information

The investments referred to in this website are not suitable for all investors. Calculus Capital Limited is not able to give advice to prospective investors about the suitability of the investments. Prospective investors are recommended to seek specialist tax and financial advice before investing in the Calculus EIS Fund or Calculus VCT.

An investment into the Calculus EIS Fund of Calculus VCT may only be made on the basis of reading in full the information set out in the relevant Information Memorandum or prospectus.

When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of shares and income from them may go down as well as up and despite the tax relief you may not recover the amount originally invested. An investment in smaller and unquoted companies carries a higher risk than many other forms of investment. Shares in unquoted companies are not readily marketable. You should not invest in an EIS or VCT unless you can afford to lose some or all of your capital.

An EIS or VCT investment is only appropriate for investors with a medium to long term investment horizon; the timing and extent of realisation cannot be predicted and may extend beyond five years. It is not possible to allow a partial withdrawal of your investment. You may request a total withdrawal, but since many investments made will be in unquoted companies, this may not be possible. Withdrawal within three years for the EIS and five years for the VCT would lead to repayment of any tax reliefs received.

The tax benefits available depend upon your individual circumstances and these benefits may change dependent upon future legislation.

I have read and understood this important information