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FUNDING
| Funder | Overview | Eligibility / Criteria | Amount | Based |
| Screen WM Access Fund | A lottery grants scheme for projects in education, exhibition and audience development, and new talent development. |
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Up to £5000 for local audience or single location (eg school) Up to £15000 for wider audience (eg. festival) | Birmingham |
| Screen WM Digital Shorts | Guidelines are still being developed but it is expected 8 short films (up to 10 minutes) will be funded. Application process. | West Midlands based | Grants up to £9000 | Birmingham |
| Screen WM Script Grants |
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Either the company or writer need to be West Midlands based | Grants up to £5000 | Birmingham |
| Screen WM Advantage Development Fund | Fund to undertake research and development for new product or idea | New or existing screen media businesses / West Midlands Not running until January | Not running until January, amount to be announced | Birmingham |
| Prince's Trust - The Prince's Trust Business Programme | Business start up funding and support |
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Loans of up to £5000, 3% interest repayable over 3 years | Birmingham |
| Birmingham City Council - Feasibility |
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Grants up to £2500 | Birmingham |
| Birmingham City Council - Creative Space | Support for: set up of new business premises or expansion of existing business premises (e.g. internet connection, rent/rates for first 12 months or new stationary) |
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Grants up to £5000 | Birmingham |
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| Funder | Overview | Eligibility / Criteria | Based | |
| Lighthouse - PLOT | Support service ranging from mentoring and business to production resources and technical support. | Registered companies or freelancers trading in an objective 2 area | Wolverhampton | |
| Gay Business Association | Network for lesbian and gay businesses and organisations with regular workshops and seminars of interest to LGBT professionals. | None | Birmingham | |
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| Funder | Overview | Eligibility / Criteria | Based | |
| Birmingham City Council - Creative business support | A day of one to one business support with Business Link | Creative Industries Business | Birmingham | |
| Creative Alliance - Morning After | Business training courses tailored for a range of art specialisms |
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Birmingham | |
| Creative Alliance - Makers and Shapers | Business start up - raising finance, business planning etc | No restrictions. Not running until January | Birmingham | |
| Creative Launchpad - CLP 3: IAG | Advice and guidance for entering Self Employment |
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Birmingham | |
| Creative Launchpad - Art With Purpose | 3 day training course developing skills in structuring, designing and delivering training. Over 3 dates (evening/weekend.) Limited dates July-Aug only |
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Birmingham | |
| University of Warwick: Ignite Programme | Flexible package of free advice and practical help for owners/managers of innovation-led businesses. |
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Coventry | |
| Business Enterprise Support |
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West Midlands based | Burton on Trent | |
| Creative Insight |
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West Midlands based | Birmingham | |
| Wire | Member package of practical and specific business services and support for women in rural enterprise, including local networking with like-minded business women. |
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Telford | |
| SP/ARK | Business premises and mentoring for business starters and freelancers |
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Wolverhampton | |
| Screen WM Drive | Business Development Programme | West Midlands based | Birmingham | |
| National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship - Flying Start |
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Final year student or graduate up to 5 years | Birmingham | |
| Notion Studio | Info Coming Soon | Info Coming Soon | Birmingham | |
| Media Content Lab | Support with branding, print design, e-marketing and web design/development |
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Birmingham | |
| Vivid | Digital media, video production and post production resources and hire. Production and presentation venue | None | Birmingham | |
| Coventry LEGI Programme (Local Enterprise Growth Initiative) | Support to assist individuals into employment or self employment / Dedicated support to help start a business / Dedicated support for small businesses / Support through working with a business mentor, business coach or employment worker |
Individual living or businesses based in approved LEGI area. Please follow link for eligible areas. | Coventry | |
| South Shropshire District Council – Arts and Creative Industries Development | Grant and business advice sessions available for local and national funding and opportunities. | Artists / Professional organisations / Voluntary organisations / Living or working in South Shroshire | South Shropshire | |
| Metapod | Supporting creative individuals and businesses in starting up, maintaining and expanding their businesses through training and information seminars and networking. Led by creative, entrepreneurial people in the region who have been there and done it. | Info Coming Soon | Birmingham |
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Contact: Maureen O'Connor Tel: 0121 675 1073 Email: maureen.o'connor@birmingham.gov.uk Web: www.birmingham.gov.uk/creative |
About Birmingham City Council:
Supports Creative Industries in the West Midlands Objective 2 region.
Feasibility helps to identify new market opportunities and services
from new or existing businesses, Up to £2.5k to assess the market
for a new product/service, undertake specialist sector studies or designportfolios.
Creative Space supports the setting up of new business premises or
the expansion of existing business premises. Up to £5k may be
accessed under Creative Space.
Eligibility:
Based in the West Midlands Objective 2 region, work in one of the creative
sectors, employ less than 250 people, have received less than £120,000
of European funding in the last 3 years.
Date of Funding Availability :
Programme was launched in May 2007 and will continue until September
2008.
Other Information:
Creative space eligible costs can include: rent &rates
for first 12 months, physical relocation to new premises, telephone /fax
connection, ISDN lines/cabling, broadband connection, business signage,
professional fees related to moving or expanding, installation [heating
and lighting] new business cards and letter headed paper. Expenditure
eligible only after application has been approved.
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Contact:Gill Milligan Tel: 01283 537151 Email: info@enterprisesupport.org Web: www.enterprisesupport.org |
About Business Enterprise Support:
A full service of support activities are provided
to clients considering exploring the self employment option as part of their
career development. These services are broken down into a whole range of
programmes aimed at the specific needs from a basic awareness of self
employment through to the development of a newly established business.•
Initial basic information session; • Group awareness session; • Business Plan
training ; • Business Advice session ; • Post start business support ; •
Mentoring; • Support Funding
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Contact: Legi Helpline Tel: 08000 305344 Email: info@legicoventry.co.uk Web: www.legicoventry.co.uk |
About Coventry LEGI Programme (Local Enterprise
Growth Initiative):
A cohesive range of support, which includes: 1)
support to assist and improve an individual's ability to consider and move
into employment or self employment 2) Dedicated support to help start a
business 3) Dedicated support to run and grow an existing small business in
the defined area 4) Dedicated support to help an individual into a job
opportunity 5) Possible financial support through working with a business
mentor, business coach or employment worker to acheive the aims detailed in
2,3,4 and 5 above
Eligibility:
Individuals living in parts of wards in
the dedicated Legi area, generally covering:- Bell Green, Binley, Canley,
Charterhouse, City Centre, Edgewick, Foleshill, Henley Green, Hillfields,
Little Heath, Lower Radford, Stoke Aldermoor, Stoke Heath, Tille Hill,
Willenhall & Wood End. Businesses based or due to be located in these
areas.
Date of Funding Availability :
Available April 2007 to March 2009 but may
be continued for a further 7 years, subject to national Govenrnment policy.
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Contact: Annie Laughrin Tel: 0121 244 7308 Email: info@creativealliance.co.uk Web: www.creativealliance.co.uk |
About West Midlands Creative Alliance:
Local artists in Birmingham and Solihull are getting a helpful push
to encourage them to turn their creative talent into a successful business,
with the support of the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) and local training
provider, Creative Alliance.
Backed by the LSC's regional European
Social Fund (ESF) co-financing programme, the Morning
After project is
open to individuals with a creative talent in a variety of fields including
the visual arts, photography and community art education. Targeting
individuals that are already using their creative talent or have a
job in an unrelated field, each artist is offered a package of support
to help them on the road to a successful business.
The practical support
is provided through a programme of support sessions covering everything
from how to market their creative business, to financial and intellectual
property rights management, as well as tips on how to access support and
introductions to relevant networking groups. All the advice is provided
by recognised local experts.
At the end of the project,
the artists gain a qualification equivalent to an NVQ Level 2, which helps
to boost their confidence and encourage them to take their own creative
industry to the next stage.
For those that want to take their creative business
interest to the next stage, by developing a well structured business
plan and raising finance, the LSC's regional ESF co-financing
programme funds a further project, Makers and
Shapers, leading to a
Level 3 Award in creative business start-up. This part of the support
package is available to artists across the West Midlands region.
Eligibility:
Morning After - All participants must live in an objective 2 area and
be in some kind of full or part time employment.
Makers and Shapers - No restrictions on work or home address, open to both employed and unemployed creative individuals with a creative business idea.
Date of Support/service availability:
Morning After - Training cycles commence in June and October,
with 3 different focuses on each cycle, Visual Art, Photography and Community/participatory
arts, please contact the office to find out if there's a Strand best
suited to your practice. Makers and Shapers - The next training cycle
starts June 07, but other dates will be announced soon
Other info:
Annie Laughrin, project manager at Creative Alliance, said:
"Many artists come to us with the idea that the only way to make it is to show their work at a gallery, or something similar, when in actual fact they can generate income in other ways, by getting involved in community art education initiatives or promoting their work in other ways. The package of support we provide equips them with the professional and personal skills necessary to get them on to a more positive business footing."
Karen Brown, contract manager at the region's Learning and Skills Council, said:
"The creative industries are a growth sector of our regional economy and it is important that we support their continued development. This project provides practical support in a way that helps individual artists to benefit - developing the professional and personal skills they need to succeed."
For more information about the Creative Alliance support projects, run from the Custard Factory in Digbeth, ring 0121 224 7308 or email annie@creativealliance.org.uk.
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Contact:Matthew Jelfs Tel:0121 303 4538 Email: creative.insight@birmingham.gov.uk Web: www.creativeinsight.com |
About Creative Insight:
Supports Creative Industries in the West Midlands Objective 2 region.
Feasibility helps to identify new market opportunities and services
from new or existing businesses. Up to £2.5k to assess the market
for a new product/service, undertake specialist sector studies or designportfolios.
Creative Space supports the setting up of new business premises or
the expansion of existing business premises. Up to £5k may be
accessed under Creative Space.
Eligibility:
Based in the West Midlands Objective 2 region, work in one of the creative
sectors, employ less than 250 people, have received less than £120,000
of European funding in the last 3 years.
Date of Funding Availability :
Programme was launched in May 2007 and will continue until September
2008
Other Information:
Creative space eligible costs can include: rent &rates
for first 12 months, physical relocation to new premises, telephone /fax
connection, ISDN lines/cabling,broadband connection, business signage,
professional fees related to moving or expanding, installation [heating
and lighting] new business cards and letter headed paper. Expenditure
eligible only after application has been approved.
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Contact: Emma Forman Tel: 0121 224 7375 Email: info@creativelaunchpad.co.uk Web: www.creativelaunchpad.co.uk |
About Creative Launchpad:
Creative Launchpad is a unique project offering support
services to the creative industries, both those operating in it, and
those trying to support the development of it.
We base our client services of advice, guidance, business support,
1-to-1 consultancy, training and seminars for creative clients around
a structure that will identify exactly what support you require, even
if you are unsure of exactly what you are looking for.
We often assist clients just to identify all of their business needs,
rather than assisting with the solving the ones that we can. Where
we can solve them we will, where we can't, we then look out to a huge
number of support agencies to identify exactly the organisation that
you should be approaching, and refer you accordingly - often called
signposting.
Eligibility:
Eligibility criteria is varied according to the wide range of programmes
we provide. Please contact us to discuss your eligibility for specific
programmes
Other info:
Regardless of your current employment status and industry experience
we may have a programme of support to benefit you. Please contact us
or visit our website to find out more.
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Contact:Stuart Wiggins Tel:0121 503 3242 Email: stuart.wiggins@flyingstart-ncge.com Web: www.flyingstart-ncge.com |
About Flying Start:
Flying Start Programmes: A free three day
residential intensive business readiness programme designed to get
students/graduates businesses started business within 12 months. 12 months
support including a mentor and focused follows ups are included. There
are a variety of programmes run through the year including a programme
for Arts, Design, General business and health businesses. To find
out which programmes are upcoming and how to apply go to the website
and click on the upcoming programmes link.
Eligibility:
Dependent on the type of programme
applied for but all accepted applicants must be Final year students and
graduates up to 5 years and aiming to start their business in the next
12 months or for business that have recently just started trading.
All students must becoming Flying Start members, again this is free,
go to the website to register.
Date of funding available :
Programmes are ongoing throughout the
year, check the website out for specific dates of programmes and the deadline
date for applications.
Other info:
Flying Start Rallies, one day events
offering support are also held throughout the year. Flying Start online, a
virtual network system with 6000 members and many resources to help you set
up business can also be used for Flying Start members. All Flying Start
events and resources are free to use.
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Contact: Stephen Coote Tel: 08707 429 249 Email: hello@gba.org.uk Web: www.gba.org.uk |
About Gay Business Association:
Network for lesbian and gay businesses and organisations with regular workshops and seminars of interest to LGBT professionals.
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Contact:Suzanne Neal Tel:0121 204 9886 Email: info@mediacontentlab.co.uk Web: www.mediacontentlab.co.uk |
About Media Content Lab, part of UCE Birmingham:
Free Assistance for West Midland’s
Businesses
UCE Birmingham currently has a number of opportunities for small to medium
sized businesses, wanting to utilise visual design and the latest in screen
based media technology.
Whether you are looking to increase
sales, diversify into a new market or raise your profile to get ahead of
competition, engaging with and exploiting the potential of design led
innovation is crucial.
Specialising in branding, print design, e-marketing
and web design/development Media Content Lab offer a range of creative
services, many of which are free to eligible* businesses. Visit the website www.mediacontentlab.co.uk/funding.asp for information on current
opportunities.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for free assistance from
Media Content Lab your business must have been established/trading for 18
months or more, be West Midlands based, located in a Core Objective 2 area
(check your businesses postcode at www.objectivetwo.co.uk to
find out), have an annual turnover of less than £5m and less than 250
employees.
Period of availability:
To apply for free assistance in these
areas please complete the online application form:
http://www.mediacontentlab.co.uk/application.asp Deadline for applications
end of October 2007 (TBC, check website for dates).
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Contact: Rebecca Ashby Tel: 0121 204 9891 Email: info@notionstudio.co.uk Web: www.notionstudio.co.uk |
About Notion Studio, Part of UCE Birmingham:
Free Assistance for West Midland’s
Businesses
UCE Birmingham currently has a number of opportunities for small to medium
sized businesses, wanting to utilise visual design and the latest in screen
based media technology.
Whether you are looking to increase
sales, diversify into a new market or raise your profile to get ahead of
competition, engaging with and exploiting the potential of design led
innovation is crucial.
Specialising in high definition video, DVD production
and 2D/3D animation Notion Studio offer a range of creative services, many of
which are free to eligible* businesses. Visit the website
www.notionstudio.co.uk/funding.asp for information on current
opportunities.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for free assistance from
Media Content Lab your business must have been established/trading for 18
months or more, be West Midlands based, located in a Core Objective 2 area
(check your businesses postcode at www.objectivetwo.co.uk to
find out), have an annual turnover of less than £5m and less than 250
employees.
Period of availability:
To apply for free assistance in these
areas please complete the online application form:
www.notionstudio.co.uk/application.asp Deadline
for applications end of October 2007 (TBC, check website for dates).
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Contact: Angela Slater Tel: 01902 716 055 Email: angela@light-house.co.uk Web: www.plotonline.co.uk |
About PLOT:
PLOT is a Light House led initiative designed to support the development
and growth of the creative media industries in Wolverhampton and the
West Midlands region as a whole. The project is part funded by the
European regional Development Fund and Wolverhampton City Council.
PLOT supports freelancers and enterprises working in the creative media
industries and provides a range of services, including: mentoring,
business advice, office space, access to production resources, technical
support, professional marketing, networking and showcasing opportunities.
Eligibility:
Businesses must be registered companies or freelancers
trading from an Objective 2 area postcode.
Period of availability:
Up to end of 2008.
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Contact: Paul Beesley
- Area General Manager Tel: 0121 689 6898 Email: paul.beesley@princes-trust.org.uk Web: http://www.princes-trust.org.uk |
About The Prince's Trust Business Programme:
Loans of up to £5000 at 3% interest repayable over 3 years for
people aged 18 - 30 who are unemployed and live or intend to start
a business in Birmingham or Solihull. The programme also offers the
support of a business mentor for the first two years of trading. The
Prince's Trust can offer support with creating a business plan and
applying for funding.
Eligibility:
Applicants must be aged 18-30, unemployed and living or intending to
start a business in Birmingham or Solihull. Applicants must not be
able to raise the finance from other sources.
Further info:
We are based in the Custard Factory in Digbeth. Please contact us
for further information or to arrange an appointment to meet with
one of our Business Managers and discuss your business idea.
The Prince's
Trust is a UK charity that helps young people overcome barriers and
get their lives working. Through practical support including training,
mentoring and financial assistance, we help 14-30 year olds realise
their potential and transform their lives.
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Contact: Screen WM Tel: 0121 265 7120 Email: info@screenwm.co.uk Web: www.screenwm.co.uk |
About Screen WM:
Screen WM offers a range of initiatives to help support, promote and
develop the screen media industry in the West Midlands. This includes
production & development (script grants, short film schemes,
feature film investment), training, locations, crew & facilities,
education, exhibition and archive. For further details on individual
schemes please visit Screen WM's website.
Eligibility:
Based or work in the West Midlands.
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
Varies for each scheme.
Screen WM Funding Schemes
- Screen WM - Access Fund
- Screen WM - Advantage Development Fund
- Screen WM - Digital Shorts
- Screen WM - Drive
- Screen WM - Script Grants
Screen WM Access Fund
Contact: Louisa Dempsey
Tel: 0121 265 7120
Email: info@screenwm.co.uk
Web: www.screenwm.co.uk
About Screen WM Access Fund:
The Access Fund is a lottery grants scheme
for the West Midlands. It provides funds to organisations for screen media projects in education, exhibition
and audience development, and new talent development. It provides the
opportunity for organisations, from all different backgrounds and from all
parts of the region, to turn vision into reality.
Eligibility:
Based or work in the West Midlands.
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
Monday 2 July 2007 - Monday 1 October 2007,
Monday 7 January 2008
Screen WM Advantage Development Fund
Contact: Stephanie Prince
Tel: 0121 265 7120
Email: production@screenwm.co.uk
Web: www.screenwm.co.uk
About Screen WM Advantage Development Fund:
The advantage development fund is
targeted at enabling new and existing screen-based media companies to
undertake research and development work to bring new products to market. It
is intended to enable applicants to overcome market failure in the most high
risk areas of industry by encouraging such companies to develop projects to a
higher standard before taking them to market. The fund can be used for
projects across all screen media including broadcast, feature film, video
games and serious games, and interactive media, and we can support a wide
range of activity including script development, pre- production packaging,
ideas generation and slate project funding.
Eligibility:
The advantage development fund is intended
to support new and existing screen media companies in developing new projects
to take to market.
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
TBA
Screen WM Digital Shorts
Contact: Dan Lawson
Tel: 0121 265 7120
Email: production@screenwm.co.uk
Web: www.screenwm.co.uk
About Screen WM Digital Shorts:
The digital shorts scheme is run every
year by Screen WM, co-funded by the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund. A
minimum of 8 films of no more than 10 minutes each are produced, with budgets
of up to £9,000 per film. It is expected that 2007/08's digital shorts scheme
will open for submissions in the summer of 2007. Guidelines are not
currently available for this project.
Eligibility:
Based or work in the West Midlands.
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
TBA
Screen WM Drive
Contact: Louise Bermingham
Tel:0121 265 7120
Email: training@screenwm.co.uk
Web: www.screenwm.co.uk
About Screen WM Drive:
Drive is a business development programme
designed by the industry for the industry. There are 3 levels of support -
for freelancers to more established businesses addressing modules such as
business strategies, people, finance, project management, marketing,
continuing professional development.
Eligibility:
Based or work in the West Midlands.
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
Info sessions starting now - contact for
more details
Screen WM Script Grants
Contact:Stephanie Prince
Tel:0121 265 7120
Email: production@screenwm.co.uk
Web: www.screenwm.co.uk
About Screen WM Script Grants:
Grants are intended to enable West
Midlands-based writers and producers to develop original screenplays from
ideas and treatments to a draft; and/or to make improvements to an existing
draft. The grants are also intended for adapting existing works (for example
a play or novel) to the screen. Writers and producers can apply for a maximum
£5000 grant to support writing costs, and application rounds take
place on average twice a year. An additional £2500 may be made available
towards script editor costs for successful applications.
Eligibility:
Applications can be made from individuals
residing in, or companies registered in and operating from the West Midlands
region. Applications can also be accepted from companies outside of the
West Midlands, but only if the writer resides in the West Midlands.
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
TBA
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Contact: Jenny Henrywood Tel: 01584 813190 Email: jennyhenrywood@southshropshire.gov.uk Web: www.southshropshire.gov.uk |
About South Shropshire District Council - Arts
and Creative Industries Development:
Grant and business advice sessions
available for local and national funding and apportunities
Eligibility:
Artists, professional and voluntary
organisations living or working in South Shroshire
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
Various throughout the year. Contact for
more details.
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Contact: Marina Ibrahim Tel: 01902 824 022 Email: enquiries@spark-spaceforcreativity.co.uk Web: www.spark-spaceforcreativity.co.uk |
About SP/ARK - Space For Creativity:
SP/ARK provides
accommodation and mentoring for business starters and freelancers and is equipped for specialists in multimedia,
graphics, video and sound design, 2D and 3D animation, textile and interior design,
screening, projection and presentation design. SP/ARK is
based in the Creative Industries Centre at Wolverhampton Science Park and is unique in the West Midlands area.
What does SP/ARK provide?
- Furnished workspace
- 24 hr/7 day access, broadband access, security, reception service, postal service, catering, etc.
- Specialist IT hardware (Mac and PC) plus software, support equipment and peripherals, on-site IT support
- Equipped photography studio
- Showcase and meeting facilities
- On-site business development support and mentoring
- Training, networking opportunities and events
What are your benefits of joining SP/ARK?
- Use your creative talents to start your own business
- Subsidised rents help you to save money to invest in your business
- Work alongside other creative people also setting-up businesses
- Exchange ideas with others, develop networks and contacts
- A friendly, professional environment in a prestige location
- Direct access to on-site advice and support
- Be part of a thriving business community
- Ideal location - close to the city centre, rail and motorway networks; frequent bus services and free car parking
Eligibility:
Business Idea/Business Plan must apply to
Creative Industries, Interview Process.
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
Prospective End: Oct 2008 (with option of
extension for funding)
Any other details :
SP/ARK, Creative Industries Centre, Glaisher Drive, Wolverhampton Science Park, Wolverhampton, WV10 9TG
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Contact: Russell Munslow Tel: 024 7632 3132 Email: ignite@uwsp.co.uk Web: www.warwicksciencepark.co.uk |
About The University of Warwick Science Park: Ignite Programme:
Ignite is a flexible package of free and
grant aided advice and practical help, designed to allow start-up and early
stage companies to tap into the resources of UWSP and its know-how. Its one
aim is to help the owners/managers of innovation-led businesses to grow
faster and make more money - now and in the long term.
So how could you benefit?
Over an extended period of time, an experienced business mentor will work
along side you to plan the development of your business and to pro-actively
identify and access resources to support you in driving your business
forward. Just to give you a flavour, in practical terms this could mean:
Developing an action plan to achieve your business objectives.
Guiding you through
developing a business plan to access funding from banks and other sources.
(Ignite does not have funds to invest in client's businesses).
Refining your marketing strategy or implementing your sales plan.
And, in the case of start-up businesses,
an operational base to give you credibility in the eyes of customers and
suppliers.
Obviously there are many other areas of business where we could support you,
but it's firstly a matter of understanding the nature of your business, the
crucial issues to be tackled and a plan of action to start the ball rolling
and then to maintain the tempo.
Eligibility:
1. A start-up or pre-start business or a
small/early stage business
2. A knowledge based or innovation-led business with growth potential
3. Based in Coventry, Solihull or Warwickshire or parts of Birmingham
adjacent to these areas (or be prepared to locate in these areas)
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
On going….
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Contact: Marian Hall Tel: 0121 766 7876 Email: info@vivid.org.uk Web: www.vivid.org.uk |
About Vivid:
Digital media, video production and post
production resources and hire. Production and presentation venue.
Other information:
based in Digbeth in Birmingham.
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Contact:Fiona Davies Tel:01952 815407 Email: fiona@wireuk.org Web: www.wireuk.org |
About WiRE Women in Rural Enterprise:
Women in Rural Enterprise - Be informed,
inspired, involved
WiRE is a national business organisation for rural women, offering a member
package of practical and specific business services and support for women in
rural enterprise, including local networking with likeminded business women.
Unique in its approach to business help, WiRE is invaluable to all rural
businesses at any stage, from the new or potential businesses to the
established or growing business.
WiRE membership costs just £30 per
year and features a whole host of business benefits see www.wireuk.org for
more details
Eligibility:
All rural women in business
Date of Funding/support/service availability:
Permanent/National
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