HRH the Duke of York has convened his fourth annual [email protected] – a unique event that brings together 15 British entrepreneurs from around the UK to pitch their business ideas in St James’ Palace. Read More
Imperial entrepreneurs came out top at the Duke of York’s [email protected] competition this week, securing both first and third place.
A 3D-printed knitwear startup founded by Imperial alumni claimed the top spot, while a current Imperial student came third for his invention – a low-cost baby incubator. Read More
Uniquely designed jumpers knitted in-store in just 90 minutes are coming to Covent Garden — with some serious establishment backing. Start-up Unmade — formerly Knyttan — uses a “3D printer for knitwear” to make its jumpers in-house for the same cost as those mass-produced in international factories.
The two-year-old start-up was named the winner of the fourth [email protected] — a biannual event run by HRH The Duke of York where 15 start-ups pitch their products to investors and businesses at St James’ Palace. Read More
An award-winning Coleraine chocolate maker yesterday showcased their products for royalty and business leaders at the [email protected] competition in St James’ Palace in London.
Chocolate Manor was one of just 12 elite UK food and drink businesses invited to take part in the prestigious entrepreneurial event – and the only one from Northern Ireland. Read More
A LONDON start-up that developed software used by workers on the multi-billion-pound Crossrail project was named as a finalist in a business scheme backed by the Duke of York. Alex Siljanovski, 35, says his web and app-based software BaseStone “helps cut risk and cost” on construction sites. It connects site workers with office staff and allows designs and other materials to be stored digitally in one location. Mr Siljanovski, a former chartered engineer whose team is based in Whitechapel, says the software has been used at up to 15 per cent of Crossrail’s sites in the capital. Read More
Pupils in Walker had a brush with royalty as part of a special scheme aimed at helping boost their confidence.
Princess Eugenie of York returned to the North East as part of the Primary Inspiration through Enterprise Project. Read More
The Duke of York, Sir Tom Hunter, FanDuel, Skyscanner, Scottish Equity Partners and CodeBase were just a few of the names that assembled at Dynamic Earth then Holyroodhouse Palace on Wednesday for [email protected], organised by Informatics Ventures and the Duke… Read More
The Duke of York championed the results of the Express & Star-led Ladder for the Black Country as it celebrated its one year anniversary with more than 700 new apprenticeships created. Read More
His Royal Highness The Duke of York, KG, attended an event at Mansion House, Jesmond as part of the 25th anniversary celebrations of The Children’s Foundation. The Children’s Foundation helps disabled, disadvantaged or distressed children and young people throughout the… Read More
HRH The Duke of York, KG visited Robert Gordon University’s new campus facilities this week (Wednesday 16 September) to discuss the steps that the university is taking to develop entrepreneurship skills amongst its students.
