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How could the Serious Impact accelerator help launch your business?
The Serious Impact accelerator in Cambridge is currently open for applications from passionate start-ups who want to make a positive impact on people, planet or place. Previous participants have described their experience in 10 words or fewer, see what they said here...
Special Autodesk event takes place in Peterborough
On Wednesday 13 September 2017, Allia Future Business Centre is delighted to be hosting an open day, in partnership with Cambridge Cleantech and Autodesk.
Launching a start-up? Don’t underestimate the value of outside input
The life of an entrepreneur can be lonely. Launching your business takes time and dedication that can be difficult for friends and family to relate to. But that doesn’t mean you have to go it alone!
Accelerate@Babraham Start-up Competition: winners announced
Five science start-ups have been awarded £20k and access to the Babraham Research Campus bio-incubator facilities, Accelerate@Babraham
GDP growth at lowest level since 2012 says EY ITEM Club
EY ITEM Club expects GDP growth of 1.4% in 2018, downgraded from 1.6% in its Spring Forecast
Cambridge LaunchPad reaches new heights after a very successful year
The 2017–18 academic year saw the start of a new and exciting era for the Cambridge LaunchPad programme. Building on the strong foundations laid down by founders, Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, Form the Future took on management of Cambridge LaunchPad in the Spring of 2017.
TWI combines heritage with innovation for the Morgan Motor Company
Established in 1909, The Morgan Motor Company produces the longest-running production car in the world, the Morgan 4-4, which has been in production since 1936.
Cambridge Bio-Augmentation awarded £100,000 grant for remote patient monitoring work
Cambridge Bio-Augmentation Systems (CBAS), the Cambridge-founded startup developing the platform technology for bionics, announced today it has won an Innovate UK grant of £100,000.
Just 2 weeks left to apply for free help to launch this September!
Applications for the Serious Impact accelerator programme close on Monday 4 September 2017. Apply now to access free training & support to launch a business that makes an impact.
Allia hosts exciting pitch off: 'Meet the future: impact entrepreneurs' at VentureFest East
Six of the brightest and best impact entrepreneurs will be pitching for your vote and the chance to win the title “Impact Entrepreneur 2017" at VentureFest East this week (Thursday 21st September) at Newmarket Racecourse.
Allia joins expert judging panel for 8th Discovering Startups competition
Applications for the 8th Cambridge Wireless Discovering Startups competition are now open to all UK and European Technology start-up companies and entrepreneurs. This year Allia is joining the judging panel but also offering the winning ventures six months' access to a Serious Impact incubator, at their choice of Allia Future Business Centres in Cambridge, Peterborough or London.
Meet Anglian Water decision makers at Water Connect 2017
If you’re an organisation, university or researcher looking to find out more about Anglian Water’s challenges or if you are thinking of collaborating with them, upcoming events in Peterborough and London are not to be missed!
Launch your start-up with Serious Impact
Applications are open for the January 2018 Serious Impact accelerator in Cambridge - read on to learn more and apply! Applications are open until 15 January.
Celebrate Social Saturday on 14 October!
How will you be celebrating Social Saturday on 14 October?
Two-day Mixed Reality hackathon challenge in Cambridge, hosted by Allia Serious Impact
Ever wanted to try on an Oculus rift, look through a HoloLens or build something in Unity? This weekend (18th and 19th November), Cambridge will be hosting >sudo : immerse, a free weekend-long team hackathon using leading mixed reality (MR) and virtual reality (VR) tech. The weekend is the latest in a series of Challenge Weekends led by Allia’s Serious Impact programme, which supports impact…
It’s time to talk about men’s mental health - 'No man left behind'
Next Saturday (February 24th), Allia will bring together a group of 20 men at its Future Business Centre on Norfolk Street to identify solutions for encouraging men to talk more openly about their mental health.
Allia seeks tender proposals for Serious Impact Programme assessment
Allia are now seeking tender proposals from highly experienced and qualified suppliers for the provision of the summative assessment for the Serious Impact programme.
Allia sponsors Cambridge News & Media Business Excellence Awards for another year
Allia together with Cambridge News & Media are delighted to announce this year’s shortlist for the 2018 Business Excellence Awards.
Cambridge’s Impact Accelerator seeks start-ups
Start-ups are invited to apply for the next cohort of Cambridge’s Impact Accelerator. Entrepreneurs who are creating new businesses that look to benefit people, planet or place can apply to join the three-month, equity free Allia Serious Impact programme.
Cambridge AgTech company announces partnership to develop next stages of the AGRIinsight plat
Allia Serious Impact alumni AGRIinsight Ltd announces a major partnership with Advantech Ltd and the Agricultural Council of Tanzania to accelerate the development of its innovative platform.
Celebrating business women
The prestigious five-star venue Sofitel St James London was the suitably appropriate venue for the introduction of the inaugural National Business Women's Awards, today Tuesday 17th July 2018.
Winning photos depict the real world of farming
Honest Agriculture series sees Anglia Ruskin student land top prize in competition
CIIPM 2018: A meeting of minds
IP and Information are vital for effective innovation, licensing and valuation.
What can [pop culture reference] teach us about better copywriting?
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Watch: Growing positive communities on Twitter
Getting more followers on Twitter is a recurring problem in the platform's competitive climate. The answer? Build strong communities; beacons of positivity in a sea of social media rage.