The team behind a trial-blazing enterprise programme dreamed up in Rotherham to unearth business whizzkids has begun passing on the secrets of success.
Ernst & Young is a proud supporter of The StartUp Britain Award, recognising locally based support projects targeting regional growth and enterprise with the capacity for scaling nationally. The program is open to start-up’s or individuals that may have had a positive social and economic impact on their region, are sustainable, and have been running for less than three years.
Entrepreneurs were hailed as the “lifeblood of Britain’s economy” at an event last night to celebrate the best of UK enterprise.
A business to encourage enterprise in education has been launched by Carl Hopkins, the Leeds businessman and former star of Channel 4’s secret millionaire.
Are You Ready? The national enterprise programme has been invited to London as a finalist of the StartUp Britain, Best Enterprise Support Award competition sponsored by Ernst & Young.
Entrepreneur and ‘secret millionaire’ Carl Hopkins is leading the charge to get business to use their money-making skills to raise funds for a Leeds’s Sue Ryder Wheat-fields Hospice
Children from Salterhebble J&I School present a cheque for £250 to Richard Mitchell of the Forget Me Not Trust.
A new scheme aims to develop young entrepeneurs using just a fiver each
A new business offering support to organisations that prepare people for the workplace has been launched by Carl Hopkins, the Leeds businessman and former Channel 4 Secret Millionaire. Joblink Solutions helps schools, colleges, public sector bodies, charities and community groups through a mix of educational and inspirational courses and training programmes.
Shelley College, January 4th 2012
Brooksbank School, July 4th 2012