Although I think this is incredible, there is a nagging feeling in the back of my mind that it may be difficult to sustain the kind of success rate that CE is currently achieving. Do you anticipate that, as you run more incubation programs, you will see more incubated charities failing or shutting down?

Do you have a sense of whether you will eventually exhaust cost-effective charity ideas as you continue to run more incubation programs?

Thanks for writing this! This is cool to see.

I may have missed this but do you have a sense of whether this marketing push is leading to more people working on pressing problems that 80k endorses? I am curious if there is a direct correlation between money spent on marketing and people working on these problems. 

Shame you couldn't get involved with stuff here in Bristol; I think we could have made more of an effort last year to be more open to folks outside of the University of Bristol - glad you're liking it in Oxford!

Yeah, I concur. I feel like this could have been under a separate tag that we could have hidden instead. 

I think you intended to link to this instead of the 80K article at the top?

Thanks for engaging with this post, Adrià!

Yup, it's the growth in staff. 

I suspect it isn't the number of staff but rather how highly elite and educated the EU body is. Other countries seem to trust their decisions on this ground.

Looks good, thanks!

Off-topic but I thought the 'Company', 'Valuation' and 'Severity' columns were too narrow. They're hard to read on mobile. 

The Bristol student group can be found here now instead - eabristol.org

FWIW,

Richard Pettigrew has written a condensed version of their paper on the EA Forum.