Technology

Green light for science incubator to give Bristol chance to compete against Oxford and Cambridge

November 11, 2016
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Green light for science incubator to give Bristol chance to compete against Oxford and Cambridge

Bristol is to get much-needed high-end laboratory space and support facilities to encourage cutting-edge science and tech start-ups – allowing the city to effectively compete for the first time against centres such as Oxford and Cambridge. Construction has started on the lab space and science incubator – called Unit DX - ...

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Businesses urged to go above & beyond and sprinkle some magic for kids in hospital at Christmas

November 11, 2016
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Businesses urged to go above & beyond and sprinkle some magic for kids in hospital at Christmas

Bristol hospital charity Above & Beyond is asking businesses in the city to swap their secret Santa for a donation with a difference as it launches its Christmas Appeal to raise £20,000 for the Royal Hospital for Children. More than 5,000 children will spend the festive period in Bristol...

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Mission control contract win for SCISYS puts it on launch pad for further space-related deals

November 11, 2016
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Mission control contract win for SCISYS puts it on launch pad for further space-related deals

Specialist IT group SCISYS, which has an office in Bristol, has landed a contract to play a pivotal role in the launch of the world’s largest satellite constellation which aims to provide connectivity to billions of people around the world. The OneWeb global satellite system will consist of 648 orbiting...

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Private equity club backs award-winning Bristol tech innovator YellowDog in its first deal

October 28, 2016
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Private equity club backs award-winning Bristol tech innovator YellowDog in its first deal

Innovative Bristol tech start-up YellowDog has become the first business to gain funding from a recently launched private equity club in the city. The £425,000 of investment capital from Bristol Private Equity Club (BPEC) came as YellowDog scooped one of the top prizes at this year’s Oracle OpenWorld event...

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National business leadership awards triumph for Bristol directors

October 28, 2016
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National business leadership awards triumph for Bristol directors

Two directors from the Bristol area have been recognised for their inspiring leadership in a major national award scheme. Brady George, managing director of Keynsham-based facilities management company Almeda, and Jamie Rawsthorne, a graduate of UWE, were among the winners at the coveted Institute of Directors 2016 Director of the...

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Event: London Stock Exchange drop in at Engine Shed

October 21, 2016
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Event: London Stock Exchange drop in at Engine Shed

Firms can find out more about growing their business by accessing long-term equity capital in the latest finance event to be staged at Bristol’s Engine Shed innovation hub. Claire Dorrian and Marcus Stuttard from the London Stock Exchange (LSE) will be at the Engine Shed on Wednesday November 9,...

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Double success for UWE tech innovators at Red Women of the Year Awards

October 21, 2016
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Double success for UWE tech innovators at Red Women of the Year Awards

Two tech pioneers at UWE have triumphed at a prestigious awards scheme that brings together brilliant women from across different industries. Assistive technologies researcher Dr Praminda Caleb-Solly and technology entrepreneur Samantha Payne were among the winners at the Red Women of the Year Awards 2016, organised by women’s lifestyle...

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Festival of Female Entrepreneurs: Full jam-packed programme

October 21, 2016
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Festival of Female Entrepreneurs: Full jam-packed programme

Some of Britain’s most influential female entrepreneurs, inspirational business leaders and brightest start-ups are in Bristol today for the Festival of Female Entrepreneurs.  Taking place at the At-Bristol science centre in Millennium Square, the day-long event promises to give delegates powerful insights for starting and scaling their businesses. Bristol Business...

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SETsquared’s pioneering firms prepare to switch their pitch to online for funding

October 20, 2016
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SETsquared’s pioneering firms prepare to switch their pitch to online for funding

Innovative start-ups and high-growth businesses based at SETsquared, the global number one business incubator backed by the University of Bristol, will soon be able to pitch online for vital investment in a move that maintains its world-leading status. Pitching for the incubator’s investment programme has traditionally involved running panel selection days...

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Be inspired at Festival of Female Entrepreneurs

October 14, 2016
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Be inspired at Festival of Female Entrepreneurs

The Festival of Female Entrepreneurs returns to the West of England next Friday for its fifth year, bringing together some of the UK’s most influential female entrepreneurs, business leaders and brightest start-ups to provide detailed insight for starting and scaling a business. The jam-packed programme at the At-Bristol science...

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Vistair’s innovative e-document system snapped up by another airline

October 11, 2016
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Vistair’s innovative e-document system snapped up by another airline

Air Arabia, the largest low-cost carrier in the Middle East and North Africa, has signed an agreement with Bristol-based airline safety software specialist Vistair to use its innovative e-document management product DocuNet. Air Arabia, which flies to more than 120 routes from five global hubs in the UAE, Morocco, Egypt and...

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Spate of summer deals leads to records for Bishop Fleming’s corporate finance and tax teams

October 6, 2016
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Spate of summer deals leads to records for Bishop Fleming’s corporate finance and tax teams

Regional accountancy firm Bishop Fleming’s corporate finance and tax teams have chalked up new records on the back of a flurry of deals over the summer. Despite initial market uncertainties in the aftermath of the Brexit vote, the teams based across the firm’s Bristol and Bath offices have advised...

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Poo-bus pioneer takes up role as independent chair of Bristol Green Capital Partnership

September 30, 2016
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Poo-bus pioneer takes up role as independent chair of Bristol Green Capital Partnership

Mohammed Saddiq, whose sustainable and innovative ideas have included Bristol’s pioneering poo-powered bus, has been appointed as the independent chairman of the Bristol Green Capital Partnership. Mohammed, pictured, managing director of GENeco – a Wessex Water subsidiary – has taken on the voluntary role and will chair the partnership’s...

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