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Celebrating a new cohort of awardees starting the Shott Scale Up Accelerator, as well as the graduation of fourteen leaders of high-growth tech companies into the Enterprise Hub community. This inspiring evening of recognition and networking will bring together a community of innovators, technology business leaders, and other scaleup supporters.
The Shott Scale Up Accelerator proudly recognises talented entrepreneurs and decision makers from fast-growing, bold and IP-rich engineering and technology SMEs. Our rigorous, competitive selection process ensures that only the most promising and talented individuals are awarded a place in the programme. Talented leaders we have supported in the past are currently growing global businesses, such as Notpla, Quantum Dice and Paragraf, among many others.
Awardees benefit from a transformative programme designed to equip them with the leadership capabilities, confidence and strategic insights to successfully navigate the challenges of scaling their enterprises into global engineering businesses.
Programme*
| 3.30pm | Registration with refreshments |
| 4.00pm | Spring launch ceremony |
| 5.30pm | Networking reception |
| 7.00pm | Event ends |
*Programme is subject to change
Shott Scale Up Accelerator graduates:
- Adam Glen, Unicorn Biotechnologies
- Ashkan Kavei, RFC Power
- Brian Cobb, Pragmatic Semiconductor Ltd
- Chri Besenbruch, Deep Render
- Chris Cieslak, BladeBug Ltd
- Christopher Chavasse, Muddy Machines Ltd
- Christopher John Bullock, QV Bioelectronics Ltd
- Claire Trant, Untap Ltd
- James Finlayson, Impact Recycling Ltd
- Khalid AbdulJabbar, Case45 Ltd
- Oliver Worsley, Sequential Skin Ltd
- Scott Dufferwiel, Aegiq Ltd
- Stephen Stewart, Factory 42
- Timothy Elder, Multiply AI Ltd
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Ian Shott CBE FREng
Dr Simon Thomas FREng
Ana Avaliani
Cristina Lisii
