Hull City Council in partnership with the Hull Youth Enterprise Partnership are pleased to announce the shortlisted nominations of the various categories for Hull’s Youth Enterprise Awards 2013 the winners of which will be announced at Global Entrepreneurship Week’s Celebration evening to be held on Friday 22nd November at Staff House – University of Hull. There were over 40 nominations and these have been reduced to the enclosed shortlist.
In total there are seven categories
1. The shortlist for Hulls most enterprising secondary school sponsored by Hull College, are Malet Lambert, Andrew Marvell, Newland School for Girls and Archbishop Sentamu
2. The shortlist for Hull's most enterprising teacher sponsored by St Stephens Hull includes Stephen Logan of Malet Lambert, Katrina Johnson of Archbishop Sentamu, Chris Dawson of Gillshill and Denham Kite of Victoria Dock Primary
3. The shortlist for Hull's most enterprising primary school sponsored by The Insurance Partnership are Griffin Primary, Gillshill Primary, Victoria Dock and Clifton Primary School
4. The shortlist for Hull based companies/ organisations that have done the most to promote an enterprising culture in the City sponsored by Hull City Council are Xing Smoothies, Engaging Education, Mail News & Media, St Stephens, For Entrepreneurs Only and NET 315 Programme at Hull College
5. The shortlist for person that has done the most to support youth enterprise in Hull sponsored by the Co-operative are Sean Royce of KC , Blair Jacobs, Jonathon Leafe of Strawberry, Mike Notarantonio of Hull City Council , Stephen Logan of Malet Lambert School, Janet Brumby of FEO
6. The shortlist for Young Entrepreneur of Year are Thomas Arran photographer, Loui Fowler of Triple R Banners , Katie Norman of Labrascals, Ross Bennett of Engaging Education and Ashley Liddell of Liddell Personal fitness
Ruth Badger, BBC Apprentice star and businesswoman and Patron of the Hull Youth Enterprise Partnership
“It is always a pleasure and a privilege to support Hull in the way it supports its enterprising young people, your city and Council certainly believes in putting its energies behind its young people and not just paying lip service to enterprise. The work that partners are doing in your city is absolutely brilliant. I am pleased to see such a range of nominations that have been shortlisted in the different categories and I know it will be difficult to come to the eventual winners of each section and I look forward to working with Hull’s Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2013 in particular"
Steven Bayes Director of the Co-operative
The Co-operative are please to sponsor the 2013 Youth Enterprise Awards in particular the one for the person that has done most to support youth enterprise in Hull. Hull as a city has real commitment through its Youth Enterprise Partnership and the business community to develop the enterprising skills of young people, it never ceases to amaze me how with the right support and encouragement young people are truly enterprising, this is certainly something the Co-operative supports through its various co-operative enterprise programmes”
Sponsors of Youth Enterprise Awards - Hull 2013 are Hull City Council, St. Stephens, Hull College, the Insurance Partnership and the Co-operative
Monday 16 September 2013
Tuesday 10 September 2013
Message from Ruth Badger to Hull business community
Hi,
Could you use this please in the first person section of your Newspaper?I would like to bring to the attention of the business community the next celebration of entrepreneurship in the area following my involvement in the youth enterprise summit in Business Week, Global Entrepreneurship Week. I hope that you will consider getting involved in this week that will take place from the 18th – 22nd November in order to support a celebration of enterprise for Hull and East Riding schools and colleges, that will feature young entrepreneurs from Hull along with Claire Young, Jonathan Straight of Straight plc, Ian Sallis a Trichology consultant and Lord Haskins of Skidby.
Enterprise is a vital contributor to the health of our economy and to diversity of opportunity within our society. That is why I support your ambition to make your area the best place in the world to start and grow a business. As part of your ambition, I know the Humber is seeking to achieve a change in the perception of enterprise and entrepreneurship amongst its young people, ensuring that they have the information they need is an important tool in realising that change. During the week I am looking forward to working with young people aged 6 to 24 and their teachers and tutors as well as judging the Badgers Sett Enterprise Challenge that helps identify future entrepreneurs in the three years that it has been running we have given over £15,000 to young entrepreneurs in real cash as well as mentoring and general support.Whilst I maybe from Wolverhampton and not Hull, I feel at home in a City that does so much to support its enterprising young people.
I am an ardent supporter of your work in particular during Global Entrepreneurship Week, which aims to create a more enterprising culture amongst young people. My hope is that today's young people go on to aspire to set up their own businesses, start social enterprises to improve their communities and be innovative employees themselves. Your area is doing a great deal to support their enterprising young person which makes me proud to be associated with the City, I was pleased that Hull’s Youth enterprise Partnership was highly commended in the Enterprising Britain awards 2013 in the section relating to enterprise promotion. If you want to know more about the week please consider sponsoring or supporting the week and following it on twitter @10thGEWHull as its only with your support that we can ensure that your city’s young people become the enterprising employees and entrepreneurs of the future. So why not join St Stephen’s Hull, KC, the Co-operative, Mail News & Media, Hull College, KWL, Malet Lambert, Spencer, Cityworks, Insurance partnership, Sangwin and Force -7 in supporting this great culture of enterprise in your city.
If you want to see what happens during the week than please check out our YouTube site www.youtube.com/user/GEWHull2012 that features last years events and than contact Charles Cracknell via 01482 – 612983 or charles.cracknell@hullcc.gov.uk to discuss how you can get involved in this festival of enterprise.
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Could you use this please in the first person section of your Newspaper?I would like to bring to the attention of the business community the next celebration of entrepreneurship in the area following my involvement in the youth enterprise summit in Business Week, Global Entrepreneurship Week. I hope that you will consider getting involved in this week that will take place from the 18th – 22nd November in order to support a celebration of enterprise for Hull and East Riding schools and colleges, that will feature young entrepreneurs from Hull along with Claire Young, Jonathan Straight of Straight plc, Ian Sallis a Trichology consultant and Lord Haskins of Skidby.
Enterprise is a vital contributor to the health of our economy and to diversity of opportunity within our society. That is why I support your ambition to make your area the best place in the world to start and grow a business. As part of your ambition, I know the Humber is seeking to achieve a change in the perception of enterprise and entrepreneurship amongst its young people, ensuring that they have the information they need is an important tool in realising that change. During the week I am looking forward to working with young people aged 6 to 24 and their teachers and tutors as well as judging the Badgers Sett Enterprise Challenge that helps identify future entrepreneurs in the three years that it has been running we have given over £15,000 to young entrepreneurs in real cash as well as mentoring and general support.Whilst I maybe from Wolverhampton and not Hull, I feel at home in a City that does so much to support its enterprising young people.
I am an ardent supporter of your work in particular during Global Entrepreneurship Week, which aims to create a more enterprising culture amongst young people. My hope is that today's young people go on to aspire to set up their own businesses, start social enterprises to improve their communities and be innovative employees themselves. Your area is doing a great deal to support their enterprising young person which makes me proud to be associated with the City, I was pleased that Hull’s Youth enterprise Partnership was highly commended in the Enterprising Britain awards 2013 in the section relating to enterprise promotion. If you want to know more about the week please consider sponsoring or supporting the week and following it on twitter @10thGEWHull as its only with your support that we can ensure that your city’s young people become the enterprising employees and entrepreneurs of the future. So why not join St Stephen’s Hull, KC, the Co-operative, Mail News & Media, Hull College, KWL, Malet Lambert, Spencer, Cityworks, Insurance partnership, Sangwin and Force -7 in supporting this great culture of enterprise in your city.
If you want to see what happens during the week than please check out our YouTube site www.youtube.com/user/GEWHull2012 that features last years events and than contact Charles Cracknell via 01482 – 612983 or charles.cracknell@hullcc.gov.uk to discuss how you can get involved in this festival of enterprise.
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