CommonwealthFirst has selected 26 new British small and medium-sized businesses to participate in its prestigious Commonwealth Export Champions programme. The second cohort was chosen to represent various UK regions and business sectors, with products and services ranging from aircraft protection covers and energy-capturing turbines to online mental health services and hydroponic crop production. Along with networking opportunities and tailored trade missions, the companies will receive training, mentoring and introductions to help them export to Commonwealth markets like Malaysia and Nigeria.
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We are network of ex-employee of various Airports and Airlines worldwide.
We have all experienced the anxiety of misplacing or losing important belongings. In our hectic lives, it’s easy to understand why things get lost. How many times have you heard someone say ‘I’ve lost my keys’, ‘I’ve lost my wallet‘ or ‘I’ve lost my phone‘? Laptops, smartphones, iPods, iPads and purses are expensive items to lose. They also contain a lot of our valuable personal information. With identity-theft on the rise, we simply cannot afford not to ?nd our valuable lost possessions.
"The Crucial Role of Airports and Airlinks in Driving Economic Growth" Kevin ...Asia Matters
Agenda
Developments in daa
Dublin Airport 75 years & key gateway
Dublin Airport = 4.4% GVA Irish economy
Growing market to China of 65,000 pax
“Real World” Economics of long haul scheduled services. What does a Chinese carrier need to operate to Dublin ?
'France: Looking To Extract The "Local" From Local Commercial Radio' by Grant...Grant Goddard
News story about proposals by owners of local commercial radio stations in France to remove local content from their outputs, written by Grant Goddard in December 2009 for Grant Goddard: Radio Blog.
The Department for Culture, Media, and Sport response to The International MVNOx Association, Founder & Director Ms. Frankie Spagnolo on behalf of Minister Vaizey
At 2016, we are proud to have started a chapter in 25 cities (and growing), graduated 400+ companies, and witnessed all of our entrepreneurs' achievements, including raising more than 40 million Euros altogether.
While we are well on our way to reaching our goals, we're looking ahead, and aiming for more! In this year alone, we've added six more chapters including Belgrade, Bucharest, Chisinau, Nicosia, Sofia and Zaragoza. There is no doubt that there will be more work ahead, but as true entrepreneurs, we believe hard work, perseverance, and pursuing your passion leads to success. (If you would like to help launch a new Founder Institute chapter in Europe, visit http://fi.co/lead).
Transportation & Mobility - Company Presentation by Marko Guček, Co-Founder & CEO of GoOpti at the Axel Springer NOAH Conference 2018 in Berlin, Tempodrom 6-7 June 2018.
Kevin Cullinane from Cork Airport - Presentation from the 3 Critical Pillars To Make Your Business Stronger Marketing Institute Cork event on 25 Feb 2015
The ft1000 fastest growing european companiesHouse to House
Il Financial Times, il prestigioso quotidiano economico-finanziario del Regno Unito, ha analizzato con attenzione i dati di alcune aziende, in tutta Europa, relativamente al periodo 2012-‘15. E nella sua lista, in cui ha evidenziato le 1000 aziende che hanno dimostrato in termini assoluti il più veloce tasso di crescita, House to House figura al 254° posto. Nel periodo preso in esame, la crescita del fatturato è stata del 485%, con un tasso di crescita composto pari all’80,1%.
https://housetohouse.eu/house-to-house-premiata-dal-financial-times/
The Department for Culture, Media, and Sport response to The International MVNOx Association, Founder & Director Ms. Frankie Spagnolo on behalf of Minister Vaizey
At 2016, we are proud to have started a chapter in 25 cities (and growing), graduated 400+ companies, and witnessed all of our entrepreneurs' achievements, including raising more than 40 million Euros altogether.
While we are well on our way to reaching our goals, we're looking ahead, and aiming for more! In this year alone, we've added six more chapters including Belgrade, Bucharest, Chisinau, Nicosia, Sofia and Zaragoza. There is no doubt that there will be more work ahead, but as true entrepreneurs, we believe hard work, perseverance, and pursuing your passion leads to success. (If you would like to help launch a new Founder Institute chapter in Europe, visit http://fi.co/lead).
Transportation & Mobility - Company Presentation by Marko Guček, Co-Founder & CEO of GoOpti at the Axel Springer NOAH Conference 2018 in Berlin, Tempodrom 6-7 June 2018.
Kevin Cullinane from Cork Airport - Presentation from the 3 Critical Pillars To Make Your Business Stronger Marketing Institute Cork event on 25 Feb 2015
The ft1000 fastest growing european companiesHouse to House
Il Financial Times, il prestigioso quotidiano economico-finanziario del Regno Unito, ha analizzato con attenzione i dati di alcune aziende, in tutta Europa, relativamente al periodo 2012-‘15. E nella sua lista, in cui ha evidenziato le 1000 aziende che hanno dimostrato in termini assoluti il più veloce tasso di crescita, House to House figura al 254° posto. Nel periodo preso in esame, la crescita del fatturato è stata del 485%, con un tasso di crescita composto pari all’80,1%.
https://housetohouse.eu/house-to-house-premiata-dal-financial-times/
UK Shipbuilding Enterprise_Storyboard Aide Memoire Notebook.pdfIan Ure
This notebook unpacks and explains all the architectural thinking that surfaced during collaborative workshop activity.
Disclaimer:
The content within this notebook was collaboratively produced prior to March 2021. Please note that some of the captured thinking has evolved, with some content being out of date.
The content within this notebook represents the thinking that surfaced during exploratory discussion carried out over a series of design workshops by the MEWG.
The MEWG is a joint cross-government, industry & academia forum established to progress the UK National Shipbuilding Strategy.
The content within this document was intended to support follow-on discussion & engagement. It should not be regarded as a commitment from any individual or party.
The Parliamentary Yearbook is, in recognition of UK business commercial success and outstanding achievement, carrying a major feature in the next edition on the Queen’s awards for Enterprise, the UK’s most prestigious awards for business.
1. CommonwealthFirst
Second Cohort Press Release
Embargo: not for publication before 9am on Wednesday 19th January
Second Cohort of UK SMEs chosen to become Commonwealth
Export Champions
26 exciting new British businesses selected for prestigious programme
CommonwealthFirst is delighted to announce that the second cohort of Commonwealth
Export Champions has now been selected. Representing various regions of the UK and
business sectors our new Export Champions underline the depth of innovation and quality
that the UK SME sector has to offer the world. Cohort products and services include; aircraft
protection covers, turbines that capture air movement into automotive energy, online services
for mental health, automated drone servicing platforms, as well as hydroponics and three
dimensional crop production.
Along with our first cohort new Export Champions will benefit from access to high-level
networking and introductions, training, mentoring and tailored trade missions – with Malaysia
and Nigeria in the pipeline to be confirmed later this year.
Lord Marland, Chairman of the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council, said ‘This
programme is a wonderful way of demonstrating both the ingenuity of British businesses and
the huge opportunities in Commonwealth markets. We hope these companies will serve as
ambassadors for other UK businesses looking to trade internationally.”
The second cohort selected is:
ADC Limited
Air Covers Ltd
Aniboxx
Barrnon Ltd
Birmingham Airport
BOXAAR Ltd
Brainstars
Brandon Medical Co Ltd
Breaking Free Online Limited
Capture Mobility
Cognitiv+ Ltd
Crop Intellect Ltd
Dawson Shanahan
Den
Gaist Solutions Limited
Hao2.eu 3Dnovations
HEROTECH8
2. Hopkins Catering Equipment Ltd
James White Drinks Ltd
Phoenix Dynamics Ltd
Playdale Playgrounds Ltd
Proversity
Rakusen’s Ltd
Saturn Bioponics
StadiaArena Ltd
Teletraffic
The businesses are selected based on their ambition, their innovation and the impact that
they will have across Commonwealth markets.
Applications for the third cohort of UK SMEs will open in spring, however, we are accepting
on-going applications: www.commonwealthfirst.org
Notes to Editor
CommonwealthFirst is an initiative by the Commonwealth Enterprise & Investment Council,
the business arm of the Commonwealth, to encourage SMEs to trade and investment in three
markets. The three-year programme 2016-18 was announced at the Commonwealth
Business Forum, Malta 2015 and will see 100 outstanding UK SMEs selected to become
Commonwealth Export Champions. Royal Mail is the lead sponsor and i-genius the
implementation partner.
CWEIC
The Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council facilitates trade and investment
throughout the 53 states of the Commonwealth and supports private sector companies and
governments to promote economic activity. We work with member companies to expand their
businesses and to help with new investments in any Commonwealth country.
For more information please contact:
Barry Crisp
Director, Media and Communications
i-genius
barry@i-genius.org | info@commonwealthfirst.org
John Pemberton-Pigott
Director of Programmes
Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council
john@cweic.org
+44 (0) 207 104 6336