| KAREN BILL |
Associate Dean - School of Sport, Performing Arts and Leisure,
University of Wolverhampton |
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Achievements include:
- Development, validation and delivery of undergraduate and postgraduate modules in Sports Entrepreneurship;
- Entrepreneurship Module for the Tourism and Hospitality Masters;
- Initiation of university involvement with the student SPEED programme;
- Involvement with university strategy development in Learning and Knowledge Transfer.
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| JUDITH CRAYFORD |
| Senior Lecturer – Canterbury Christ Church Business School |
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Achievements include:
- Building strong links with regional stakeholders – joint marketing, delivery activity and assessment;
- ‘Orange Street’ Creativity Workshops for Students;
- Staff Development workshops across the University;
- New MBA Modules on Creativity and Innovation;
- Entrepreneurial module development for other departments.
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| DR MARK EVANS |
| Associate Dean – School of Art and Design, Coventry University |
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Achievements include:
- development, validation and delivery of new MA Performing Arts, Innovation and Enterprise degree;
- redesigning level one and two modules in Creative Enterprise to accommodate ‘stages’ approach to enterprise development;
- engagement in new University research Group on Applied Research in Enterprise Education.
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| CLARE GRIFFITHS |
| Business Development Manager (Entrepreneurship) – University of Brighton |
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Achievements include:
- creation of Entrepreneurship Steering Group to oversee developments right across the University;
- new Beepurple Beehive Incubator facility for student start-ups in the university;
- building strong Stakeholder links;
- obtained funding to start building a team;
- joint Conference venture with Canterbury Christ Church University.
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| KHALID HAFEEZ |
| Professor of Entrepreneurship and Head of Management Systems Group - York University Management School |
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Achievements include:
- development of a strong doctoral and contract research team;
- assumed reach-out role for School;
- Head of Partnership Development;
- developing Entrepreneurship Modules for postgraduate and final year undergraduate students;
- international programme delivery (Malaysia and Brazil).
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| CONNIE HANCOCK |
| Senior Lecturer and Learning & Enterprise Centre Manager - University of Chester |
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Achievements include:
- suite of modules now on offer to students across the University;
- institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) accreditation of Enterprise and Social Enterprise Qualifications;
- obtaining funding for development of Incubator Unit;
- regular staff forums across all Faculties;
- creation of Intranet Forum.
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| MAGDALENA KUROWSKA |
| Lecturer in Enterprise – Student Enterprise Centre, Coventry University |
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Achievements include:
- Revision of five Level 1 Undergrad Modules;
- Design of eight Level 3 Undergrad Modules;
- New BA/BSc in Enterprise and Entrepreneurship;
- Summer school;
- Initial Planning in MA Global Entrepreneurship.
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| HUZEFA NEEMUCHWALA |
| Senior Teaching Fellow in Design Entrepreneurship – School of Design, University of Leeds |
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Achievements include:
- Grant of £12000 for development of learning materials;
- New ‘Students in Enterprise’ (SIFE) team at Leeds;
- University wide Enterprise in Design module developed;
- Grant of £60,000 for joint venture with Indian National Institute in creating Masters of Design Entrepreneurship.
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| MUHAMMAD ROOMI |
| Director of Research – Women’s Enterprise Centre, University of Bedfordshire Business School |
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Achievements include:
- introducing Entrepreneurship into undergraduate programme;
- planned undergraduate module across all faculties;
- initiative for graduate incubator;
- new modules on Venture Creation;
- research award for entrepreneurial leadership education.
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| CHARLOTTE STUART |
| Creative Project Manager – Lancaster University |
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Achievements include:
- joint venture with Careers and the Management School;
- new taster courses for creative industry students;
- setting up Young Creatives Network;
- development of innovative pedagogies in consultancy programme and in Young Creatives Network;
- developed Enterprise Summer School Programme.
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| TOM WILLIAMSON |
| Lecturer in Enterprise and Entrepreneurship - Institute of Applied Entrepreneurship, Coventry University* |
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Achievements include:
- initiation of ‘Network Plus’, a monthly networking event for students and business;
- development of ‘Coventry Means Business’, a student pairing with entrepreneurs through the IoD;
- launch of Alumni for Enterprise, linking past students to University initiatives;
- University Guest Lecture series.
* Tom has also recently accepted the role of IEEP Development Manager. |
