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Ross Exton, founder of Watch & Learn Productions, turns complex ideas into powerful stories - using video, clarity and creativity to help innovators and researchers connect with their audiences.
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Discover how Entrepreneur in Residence Pete Keevill draws on 25 years of startup and industry experience to guide founders through the realities of building a business.
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On a suspiciously warm October First Thursday morning at the SETsquared Bath Innovation Centre, a room full of innovators, entrepreneurs, and probably-caffeinated creatives gathered not to network - but to do something weirder. We hosted our very first Frankenstart-up session: a playful mash-up of ideation, improv pitching, and utter chaos (the good kind).
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Becky Sage, Entrepreneur in Residence at SETsquared Bath - helping founders turn innovation into real businesses with clarity, confidence, and growth.
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Spin Out Club returned to the University of Bath on 18 September, opening the new term with founder stories, practical tools and plenty of shared experience about what it really takes to commercialise research.
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Inside a founder roundtable on what really matters when turning an idea into something people actually need.
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Grant funding can play a valuable role in a company’s growth, especially when approached with focus and preparation. The SETsquared Bath Innovation Centre team is here to support you at every stage, from early guidance to application review and partner introductions.
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LabCycle, a University of Bath start-up dedicated to recycling plastic lab waste, has been featured in Universities UK’s national campaign, highlighting the impact of student-led innovation on economic and environmental sustainability.
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The fourth annual Enterprise Day at the University of Bath once again showcased the university’s thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, bringing together founders, researchers, and students to share their experiences and insights.
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From near collapse to an eight-figure exit, Bath-born Lux Rewards—founded by James Courtney while at the University of Bath—overcame early struggles to become a global loyalty powerhouse serving over 105 million cardholders.
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A neurodivergent man who says he was once dubbed "the worst kid" by his local education authority has been awarded funding to help other neurodiverse people find work.
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University of Bath spinout EnsiliTech wins Most Innovative Use of Tech, and alumnus Laurence James wins Best Mentor at The SPARKies Awards 2024.
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University of Bath startups and spinouts recognised at The SPARKies Awards 2024.
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LabCycle was a successful regional winner for the South West at the UK StartUp Awards and has now progressed to the UK final against unprecedented competition.
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SETsquared Bath member, The Washing Machine Project, has expanded its capacity to help low-income communities manage health and hygiene through a new partnership with the Whirlpool Foundation.
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The University of Bath is part of the SETsquared Partnership which has been ranked the 3rd leading start-up hub in Europe and the 1st in UK and Ireland.
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Enterprise Day is the University of Bath’s annual event to bring together our entrepreneurial ecosystem and celebrate success.
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SETsquared has held its 20th investment event – an annual high-profile occasion that has showcased hundreds of the best UK technology, science and innovation-led start-ups and helped raise more than £160m.
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Launched in June this year, The FWD Project (formerly iSTART) is a next generation skills, training, research and innovation programme aimed at helping health and wellbeing start-ups and SMEs in the West of England.
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Offering Support to technology business entrepreneurs, START is a new initiative designed to take individuals from a tech-based business idea to running their own company. It includes 28 hours of learning worth £1400 (totally free), that could lead to a coveted spot in a local business incubator/accelerator for six months.
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