Whether you are struggling to get your business onto a firm footing, or ready to build on your success and scale-up, it pays to be alive to the strategies and tools that can bring quick wins. Despite the promises that land in your in-box, there are no silver bullets; sustained growth comes from the implementation of a variety of processes and procedures across a business. That does not mean it cannot be quick and it certainly does not need to be expensive but doing things in the right order does matter.
To find out more, join us at one of our free Thursday evening Profit Acceleration Workshops at Sheffield Technology Parks. For more details and to register visit https://go.rivelin.solutions/workshop.
Whether you are struggling to get your business onto a firm footing, or ready to build on your success and scale-up, it pays to be alive to the strategies and tools that can bring quick wins. Despite the promises that land in your in-box, there are no silver bullets; sustained growth comes from the implementation of a variety of processes and procedures across a business. That does not mean it cannot be quick and it certainly does not need to be expensive but doing things in the right order does matter.
To find out more, join us at one of our free Thursday evening Profit Acceleration Workshops at Sheffield Technology Parks. For more details and to register visit https://go.rivelin.solutions/workshop.
Whether you are struggling to get your business onto a firm footing, or ready to build on your success and scale-up, it pays to be alive to the strategies and tools that can bring quick wins. Despite the promises that land in your in-box, there are no silver bullets; sustained growth comes from the implementation of a variety of processes and procedures across a business. That does not mean it cannot be quick and it certainly does not need to be expensive but doing things in the right order does matter.
To find out more, join us at one of our free Thursday evening Profit Acceleration Workshops at Sheffield Technology Parks. For more details and to register visit https://go.rivelin.solutions/workshop.
Whether you are struggling to get your business onto a firm footing, or ready to build on your success and scale-up, it pays to be alive to the strategies and tools that can bring quick wins. Despite the promises that land in your in-box, there are no silver bullets; sustained growth comes from the implementation of a variety of processes and procedures across a business. That does not mean it cannot be quick and it certainly does not need to be expensive but doing things in the right order does matter.
To find out more, join us at one of our free Thursday evening Profit Acceleration Workshops at Sheffield Technology Parks. For more details and to register visit https://go.rivelin.solutions/workshop.
Whether you are struggling to get your business onto a firm footing, or ready to build on your success and scale-up, it pays to be alive to the strategies and tools that can bring quick wins. Despite the promises that land in your in-box, there are no silver bullets; sustained growth comes from the implementation of a variety of processes and procedures across a business. That does not mean it cannot be quick and it certainly does not need to be expensive but doing things in the right order does matter.
To find out more, join us at one of our free Thursday evening Profit Acceleration Workshops at Sheffield Technology Parks. For more details and to register visit https://go.rivelin.solutions/workshop.
Sheffield Digital will deliver a short guidance session for the mentoring scheme.
We hope that the following people will attend:
- mentors who have already worked with mentees and plan to continue
- mentors who have joined the scheme but haven't been matched with a mentee yet
- new mentors who have only just signed up
- anyone considering to join the scheme as a mentor
If you would like to attend please email sarah@sheffield.digital to ask for the eventbrite link. Please register in advance.
Guidance for mentors - Sheffield Digital mentoring scheme
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Sheffield Digital will deliver a short guidance session about the Sheffield Digital mentoring scheme.
We hope that the following people will attend:
- mentors who have already worked with mentees and plan to continue
- mentors who have joined the scheme but haven't been matched with a mentee yet
- new mentors who have only just signed up
- anyone considering to join the scheme as a mentor
If you would like to attend please email sarah@sheffield.digital to ask for the eventbrite link.
Sheffield StartUp is a lively evening get-together that pulls in the region's top talents from the startup scene. Set in Sheffield Tech Park right in the city, this event is all about sparking real connections, having insightful chats, and opening doors for teamwork among cool entrepreneurs, potential investors, and folks from different industry corners. With a fun and diverse crowd, the buzz here fuels fresh ideas and sets the stage for future collaborations that could kick off the next big wave of innovation.
The Format:
The evening kicks off with a friendly hello at 17:45, where you can start mingling over some cool drinks. Come 18:00, we'll all settle down, do a bit of intro and dive into some fun icebreakers to loosen things up. Then at 18:15, it's time for Lightning Pitches - a stage for entrepreneurs to show off their, new ideas and current ventures or share how things are going. these are 60-second pitches so keep them tight. By 18:30, we'll roll into the Opportunity Spotlight, an open space for everyone to voice out what they're looking for, like a new workspace, hiring needs or tackling skill gaps. The chatter heats up at 18:45 with a lively panel debate on some of the biggest topics in the startup world today, and as we hit 19:30, we'll ease into laid-back Conversations, ramping up the networking vibe before heading out to a local pub for anyone keen to keep the night rolling.
Is This For You?
If you are an entrepreneur at any stage of your journey, a potential investor eyeing the next big idea or a professional intrigued by the startup landscape, this event is for you. It’s a platform tailored to foster relationship building, sharing knowledge and exploring collaborative opportunities that could propel your venture or investment portfolio forward. The diverse array of sectors and people ensures that there's something enriching for everyone.
Why Should You Come?
Attending Sheffield StartUp is an investment in expanding your network, enhancing your understanding of the startup ecosystem and discovering potential partnerships. It's a chance to engage with like-minded individuals who share your passion for innovation and entrepreneurship. The insights gleaned from the panel discussion, the opportunities for collaboration and the potential to either showcase your venture or meet prospective investors are great reasons to mark this event on your calendar on the last Thursday of each month.
Get reminders about upcoming events by subscribing to our Substack: https://sheffieldstartupmeetups.substack.com/
Come to the Sheffield Startup Meetup for informal networking with likeminded people.
If you're a founder, find support and camaraderie with your fellow startup CEOs.
If you aspire to work in a startup, come along and meet your future co-founders and colleagues.
If you've got a business idea, come and find out what it's really like to run a startup!
And if you work in the business support ecosystem, and promise not to be "salesy", come and hang out with likeminded people.
The Sheffield startup meetup is hosted by Ed Dawson, Gary Neville, and Dan Blaney.
18:00 arrival & sticker networking
18:20 rapid fire pitches
18:30 employer pitches
18:40 guest speaker/panel and Q&A
19:00 networking
19:30 pub!
Get reminders about upcoming events by subscribing to our Substack: https://sheffieldstartupmeetups.substack.com/
Are you a female founder based in South Yorkshire who has a digital or tech business?
On the 4th of April, 9:30am-1pm, TeamSY and Sheffield Tech Parks are proud to present an event designed specifically for local female founders 'Pathway to Business Success - A creative goal setting workshop to enhance your potential business success'.
What is the workshop about?
During this half day workshop, you will be mentored by expert business coaches and mentors and learn key strategies for setting your business vision and foundations for scale.
Over the course of the day you will learn:
- How to find your strategic vision for your business, and what it will take to get you there
- How to identify and break through those blockers that stop you from acheiving your business goals
- How to set intentions in your business, and stick to it for the long haul
- To create an action plan that you can take away from the session and implement into your business, immediately
- Different processes that you can follow in your business
- How to deal with failure, and how to overcome the challenges that come along the way
Who is this program for?
We respect the individual’s choice to self identify; this programme is for all those identifying as women or non-binary.
- Businesses with a technical element, but you don’t have to be a ‘techie’ to benefit from this programme.
- Entrepreneurs who would like to understand the benefit of community and network
- Priority will be given to businesses with a registered and/or trading address in the South Yorkshire region.
Your workshop facilitators
Emma Marshall - Emma Marshall is a consultant and business coach based in Sheffield, working with organisations in the business sector. She currently works with Sheffield Digital, to engage their company membership and help build a tech ecosystem in Sheffield. Emma is one of the founders of Sheffield Women in Tech, which is building a supportive community of women who work or wish to work in the tech sector. Emma is also the Chair of Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, where they aim to make Sheffield the best place to start and run a business.
Kathryn Winterburn - Kathryn is an inspiring and accomplished organisation and leadership development consultant. Her work helps people see the context of their systems from different perspectives. She is skilled at challenging norms and behaviours, generating new possibilities for lasting change. Kathryn is a seasoned professional with a deep understanding of the dynamics of teams, organisations and systems. Her consultancy practice is built on a strong theoretical base and academic research, grounded in the real work of people and culture in organisations. Her current projects include; supervision of a group of NHS OD practitioners in the Midlands, co-facilitation of a bespoke leadership development programme for women leaders in digital health, long-term OD consultancy within an arms-length body working to transform their culture, facilitation to support engagement across a finance, contracting and procurement workforce in transition as well as supporting newly qualified GP’s to understand their wider system and context to enable them to step into leadership roles.
Women Entrepreneur Workshop - Pathways to Business Success
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Are you a female founder based in South Yorkshire who has a digital or tech business?
On the 4th of April, 9:30am-1pm, TeamSY and Sheffield Tech Parks are proud to present an event designed specifically for local female founders 'Pathway to Business Success - A creative goal setting workshop to enhance your potential business success'.
What is the workshop about?
During this half day workshop, you will be mentored by expert business coaches and mentors and learn key strategies for setting your business vision and foundations for scale.
Over the course of the day you will learn:
How to find your strategic vision for your business, and what it will take to get you there
How to identify and break through those blockers that stop you from acheiving your business goals
How to set intentions in your business, and stick to it for the long haul
To create an action plan that you can take away from the session and implement into your business, immediately
Different processes that you can follow in your business
How to deal with failure, and how to overcome the challenges that come along the way
Who is this program for?
We respect the individual’s choice to self identify; this programme is for all those identifying as women or non-binary.
- Businesses with a technical element, but you don’t have to be a ‘techie’ to benefit from this programme.
- Entrepreneurs who would like to understand the benefit of community and network
- Priority will be given to businesses with a registered and/or trading address in the South Yorkshire region.
Your workshop facilitators
Emma Marshall - Emma Marshall is a consultant and business coach based in Sheffield, working with organisations in the business sector. She currently works with Sheffield Digital, to engage their company membership and help build a tech ecosystem in Sheffield. Emma is one of the founders of Sheffield Women in Tech, which is building a supportive community of women who work or wish to work in the tech sector. Emma is also the Chair of Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, where they aim to make Sheffield the best place to start and run a business.
Kathryn Winterburn - Kathryn is an inspiring and accomplished organisation and leadership development consultant. Her work helps people see the context of their systems from different perspectives. She is skilled at challenging norms and behaviours, generating new possibilities for lasting change. Kathryn is a seasoned professional with a deep understanding of the dynamics of teams, organisations and systems. Her consultancy practice is built on a strong theoretical base and academic research, grounded in the real work of people and culture in organisations. Her current projects include; supervision of a group of NHS OD practitioners in the Midlands, co-facilitation of a bespoke leadership development programme for women leaders in digital health, long-term OD consultancy within an arms-length body working to transform their culture, facilitation to support engagement across a finance, contracting and procurement workforce in transition as well as supporting newly qualified GP’s to understand their wider system and context to enable them to step into leadership roles.
Are you an entrepreneur, a startup employee, an investor or working for a startup supporting organisation in Sheffield? Or maybe you are a student that is looking to become a founder or a person who's interested in startups?
Whatever you are, you are more than welcome to join us at Startup Meetup Sheffield - where Sheffield's startup ecosystem comes to life.
Startup Meetup Sheffield is an informal networking event where we get together to share our stories, successes, challenges, and build networks, collaborations, partnership and a community.
After a break in December, we are back in January with the following agenda:
18:00 - 18:10 > Arriving
18:10 - 18:30 > Food and drinks - there will be a hot burrito for everyone that joins us
18:30 - 19:15 > Open forum - everyone gets the chance to come out in front of the crowd and share anything they want, be it to pitch their business and get feedback or promote a service
19:15 - 20:00 > Networking
We are grateful to Sheffield Technology Parks for letting us run Startup Meetup Sheffield at their venue for free and thus the tickets are, as always, free.
Sheffield's startup ecosystem coming together! Come and meet local founders, investors, startup enthusiasts and more!
Startup Meetup Sheffield is where Sheffield's startup ecosystem gets together for an informal chat, advice and networking!
After a very successful September meetup, we are back in Sheffield Technology Parks on October 26th at 6pm to celebrate the successes, discuss the setbacks and push the each other further!
Agenda:
18.00 - 18.15: Arrivals
18.15 - 18.45: Customer development - brief introduction of the concept of customer development followed up by dicussion about it
18.45 - 19.05: Open forum - opening the floor for anyone who wants to come out and share news, events, ask questions or anything else
19.05 - 20.00: Networking
Startup Meetup Sheffield is, as always, free, so secure your tickets today!
Computing for the Soul: positive personal stories about technology
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Hello, and welcome back! This will be a one-off event for the Sheffield Tech Community to meet in-person and share the experiences that helped us through the last 18 months.
We're looking for talks on any technology or practice that held your interest, improved your life, or brought your community together. Don't worry about solving the world's problems - this is about your own experience and looking at technology through an optimistic lens.
The format will be unconference-style: you will decide the agenda. If you'd like to present something, please prepare a 10-20 minute talk - slides optional - and we'll post these on a board at the beginning of the event. You're also very welcome to just attend and listen.
The topic is broad to make it easy to participate, but if you're unsure about your talk, I'm happy to discuss your idea before the event. Fear not, if it comes from your own experience and has a positive spin then it's on-topic!
Afterwards, you are welcome to join your fellow attendees in a trip to a nearby pub.
I've intentionally chosen an optimistic date based on feedback from potential attendees. Clearly, if circumstances change substantially, I may have to cancel or postpone it. I'll give you as much notice as possible if that's the case, and it will not change to a virtual event.
Startup meetup Sheffield is the place to be if you are a founder, investor or involved with startup in any other way!
About this event
Startup meetup Sheffield is an event celebrating entrepreneurship in the Steel City and cutting the ties between the different stakeholders involved with our startup ecosystem.
Having organised a very successful meetup in June for the first time since the pandemic, it is time to turn the meetup into a recurring monthly event as it was requested by a lot of the attendees on the previous one.
As the country will definitely open this time, we will host the event at Sheffield Technology Parks, one of the integral parts of Sheffield's startup ecosystem.
Agenda: TBD
If you are a founder, investor, if you work for a company related to startups or if you are just a startup enthusiast and want to meet like-minded people, this meetup is for you!
Please secure a free ticket as this is a way for us to control the number of attendees and ensure the safety of everyone. You will be advised whether to wear a mask or not depending on Sheffield Technology Parks' policy, but in any case please bring one!
Virtual and augmented reality devices have long been a staple of the gaming and architecture sectors, but are now starting to show a definite move into high value manufacturing in what is a considerable step change.
Introducing augmented and virtual reality devices to businesses can reduce training times or put digital tools in front of an operator allowing them to work hands free.
This session will be hosted by Jonathan Eyre, Digital Twin Lead at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), who will informally introduce manufacturers to immersive technology.
The event is part of a series in the AMRC’s Digital Meet Manufacturing campaign, bringing both sectors together through specialist, impartial advice.
Is artificial intelligence the answer to everything or the downfall of man?
However it is interpreted, the term artificial intelligence (AI) is banded around with little understanding to the types of AI and how they are positively applied.
This informal event, part of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre’s (AMRC) Digital Meet Manufacturing (DMM) campaign, will be hosted by Technical Lead in AI and AR (augmented reality) at the AMRC, Sean Wilson.
Sean will expose the truth behind AI and demonstrate where the AMRC is applying it to today’s industries to give businesses an insight into how they can be a part of the future of manufacturing.
A digital twin is the culmination of connectivity, analytics, machine learning and visualisation - all technologies of Industry 4.0. But what role a digital twin has in a manufacturing business is often less clear.
Through this informal event, Digital Twin Lead at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), Jonathan Eyre, will explain what a digital twin is and where it plays a role in the future of manufacturing.
Additionally, Jonathan will detail the opportunities that can be created from working with the AMRC.
This session is part of the AMRC’s Digital Meet Manufacturing (DMM) campaign to lead the way in connecting digital and manufacturing together in a way that benefits both sectors.
Lunch & Learn - Opportunities from working with the AMRC
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Why should your company work with the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC)? What can our engineers offer you? What doors can we open for your business?
The AMRC works with companies of all sizes to find novel solutions to existing issues through business support initiatives.
In this session Jamie Hinton, CEO and co-founder of Razor, will describe how his software company honed their skillsets to meet blue chip business challenges. Jamie will talk about his journey from networking at the AMRC to being introduced to Rolls-Royce.
This event is the latest in the Digital Meet Manufacturing (DMM) campaign in which the AMRC aims to connect the digital and manufacturing sectors through a series of meets, workshops, hacks, breakfast briefs and conferences.
We have a fun winter warmer planned just in time for Christmas! Come down and join us for a VR gaming special!
We‘ve had a great inaugural year and have been thrilled to become part of the vibrant Sheffield meetup scene, so just in time for Christmas we want to have a gaming special! Come down and enjoy some mulled wine and mince pies and assert your dominance at our VR gaming arcade! We’ll have some great games set up for you to play and get bragging rights.
18:00 Check In & Drinks
18:30 VR Industry Update
18:50: Games & Competition
20:20 Community Announcements & Wrap Up
20:30: More demos
21:00 End.
Talks:
If you'd like to give a talk or showcase, an experience or demo at this or any other event let us know via this form: https://forms.gle/KhKFQxvPfaDhMssy5
Competition:
If you want to enter the games showcase competition fill in the above form. Submissions no later than the 17th December! Best voted game on the night gets a prize!
Demos:
TBA
If you want to sponsor our event, contact hello@immersesheffield.co.uk
We have a fun winter warmer planned just in time for Christmas! Come down and join us for a VR gaming special!
We‘ve had a great inaugural year and have been thrilled to become part of the vibrant Sheffield meetup scene, so just in time for Christmas we want to have a gaming special! Come down and enjoy some mulled wine and mince pies and assert your dominance at our VR gaming arcade! We’ll have some great games set up for you to play and get bragging rights.
18:00 Check In & Drinks
18:30 VR Industry Update
18:50: Games & Competition
20:20 Community Announcements & Wrap Up
20:30: More demos
21:00 End.
Talks:
If you'd like to give a talk or showcase, an experience or demo at this or any other event let us know via this form: https://forms.gle/KhKFQxvPfaDhMssy5
Competition:
If you want to enter the games showcase competition fill in the above form. Submissions no later than the 17th December! Best voted game on the night gets a prize!
Demos:
TBA
If you want to sponsor our event, contact hello@immersesheffield.co.uk
Lunch & Learn - Process Control & Machine Analytics
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Has your digital business got the skills to start adding value to regional manufacturers?
Manufacturing businesses are increasingly understanding that they can make substantial step changes in process improvements by simply analysing the data that comes from their machines.
At this informal event, the next in the AMRC’s Digital Meet Manufacturing campaign, the AMRC’s Process and Monitoring Team will demonstrate how they have generated added value to manufacturers and how demand is rising in the industry. Project Engineer Robin Hartley will explain how this starts with analysing data and finishes with presenting it in a format that businesses understands.
Digital Meet Manufacturing (DMM) is the AMRC’s campaign to lead the way in connecting digital and manufacturing together in a way that benefits both sectors.
For our upcoming Code Club meetup, we're coming to Sheffield and teaming up with Sheffield Technology Parks. If you are a teacher, an educator, a Code Club host or volunteer, or someone interested in getting involved with Code Club, then this event is for you!
This meetup will be a fun, friendly, informal space where you can meet like-minded members of the Code Club community, talk all things Code Club, and hear the latest updates about how we are helping kids all over Yorkshire to get coding.
If you’re new to Code Club or thinking about volunteering for us, this is also a great place to get started.
The event will include talks, demonstrations, and a chance to get hands-on with some digital making activities.
Anna, the coordinator for Yorkshire and the North East at Code Club UK, will be on hand to answer any questions you might have about starting or running a Code Club.
So come by, grab some complimentary refreshments and snacks, and join our conversation!
This month we’re looking at the theme of balance and how to create better teams . As is the tradition now, there’ll also be plenty of time to chat.
What will the evening involve?
17.30 Doors open for drinks and chat. We’ll be there to welcome you if haven’t attended before or you would like to be introduced to other people.
18.00 Talks start. See below for details.
18:40 Discussion workshops
19:40 Other Announcements - Over to you! Please bring along any Sheffield women in tech news you have to pass on, events to advertise or questions to ask.
There'll be time for more drinks and chat until we close at 20.00.
Thank you to Aviva for sponsoring and co-hosting the event.
Nina Swanwick
After having a 5 month funemployment period in 2017, an opportunity too good to turn down was offered. To set up a brand new Digital team in Sheffield, attached to the greater UK Digital team based primarily in London and Norwich. Diversity targets were not set, except by myself. I had already initiated a Northern network for gender diversity at my old employer, I’d gone on Northern Voices and taught Code First Girls. Diversity was my personal passion and this was finally a chance to get some ‘Balance’ and to create a team I was totally invested in. Fast forward 2 years and there is a 50/50 balance of gender diversity, plus wide age range and a variety of ethnicities represented. Find out more about diverse teams at Aviva
Rachel Ferla
Rachel will share the highlights of the findings from her recently completed desktop research study looking into some of the latest research into the benefits of inclusivity from both the organisation and the individual perspectives.
Hot and cold drinks and a variety of snacks will be provided to keep us refreshed throughout the evening.
Look forward to seeing you there!
The small but important print
Everyone is welcome. You don’t have to work in digital right now, you don’t have to identify as a woman, you don’t have to know how to code or how to explain bitcoin. You do have come in, be open and ready to participate in bringing about positive change.
Babies and children are welcome to attend with a (vaguely) responsible adult.
If you can’t make the event and would like to be kept updated, sign up to our mailing list or follow and join in on Twitter @ShfWIT.
--is interested in starting a business
--has an idea for a business
--has already got a startup business
--had a startup that developed into a full blown business
--had a startup that didn't quite work out but want to share the experience and lessons learned!
--is interested in starting a business
--has an idea for a business
--has already got a startup business
--had a startup that developed into a full blown business
--had a startup that didn't quite work out but want to share the experience and lessons learned!
‘Big Data’ and ‘Data Scientist’ may seem like rebadged technology and a modern-day job title, but they are a must for all manufacturers to understand. This is the direction the industry is taking right now.
In this informal session, the second in the AMRC’s Digital Meet Manufacturing campaign, Technical Lead at the Integrated Manufacturing Group Kieran Edge will present how we’re working with international manufacturers to solve problems and how that data collected throws up new problems.
As we connect more devices, collect more data and understand the value from that data, the volume of it will continue to grow exponentially. This means new skills are needed to organise that data. The time for this is now, not the future, but it does not come without its problems.
Digital Meet Manufacturing is the AMRC’s campaign to lead the way in connecting digital and manufacturing together in a way that benefits both sectors.
Urbans Flows Observatory and Sheffield Technology Parks are offering funding and support for projects that can help Sheffield become more sustainable, happy and healthy, using datasets linked to the city’s energy and resource flows.
You can register as an individual or a team to participate in the following Urban Flows Data Hack sessions:
Fri 22 Nov, 6pm-8pm: Preview Talks: find out about urban flows and the available datasets.
Sat 23 Nov: 9:30am-7pm: Data Hack: explore, experiment and create something interesting with data.
Successful ideas explored at the main hack will get a share of £50,000, plus a package of support to help commercialise their project and turn it into a business.
If you've got ideas or feedback that you'd like to share, please come along to our informal open forum.
About this Event
Last year, we held the first Sheffield Digital Festival - it was an experiment which we pulled together in a short time. Thanks to the positive response we've had from the community, we're planning to do it again next year. But we want to make sure that it's an event that is shaped by the city's digital and creative communities. We want to know what you think the Festival should be and how it should take shape.
If you've got ideas or feedback that you'd like to share, please come along to our informal open forum. It will be a chance to meet, talk and kick around ideas for how the Festival should evolve. We also want to form a small steering group to take the Festival forward, so please come along if you think you might be interested in being part of that. This is a great opportunity to help shape the agenda and put Sheffield’s creative and digital industries in the spotlight.
Introducing Digital Meet Manufacturing – Jonathan Bray
What is Industry 4.0? What is Digital Meet Manufacturing? Who is the AMRC and what opportunities can the regional digital businesses have through engaging with the AMRC?
In this event the AMRC's Deputy Head of Digital Jonathan Bray will introduce what we are trying to achieve through Digital Meet Manufacturing.
It is increasingly important that the region has a collaborative eco-system that supports the UKs industrial strategy through leadership, innovation & adoption of technology.
The AMRC is not just there to industrialise, we want to support industrialised solutions.
--is interested in starting a business
--has an idea for a business
--has already got a startup business
--had a startup that developed into a full blown business
--had a startup that didn't quite work out but want to share the experience and lessons learned!
Leadership comes in a whole rainbow of flavours! Come along and help us think about the different styles and focuses of leadership in the room, and the similarities and differences between us. A chance for some introspection into your leadership practice, as well as the opportunity to pinch some useful tricks from people who see the world from a different angle than you.
Our pilot through the seas of discourse this month will be Kev Roberts.
