Budding engineering entrepreneur could win £15k to start business based on their engineering innovation

Budding engineering entrepreneur could win £15k to start business based on their engineering innovation

Each year the Royal Academy of Engineering help one budding engineering entrepreneur aged 18-25 to start a business based on their engineering innovation.

Over their 12 month programme they focus on equipping the awardee with the confidence, skills, experience and network of expert advisors necessary to enable them to develop their innovation. The most successful awardees will then serve as role models to inspire the next generation of aspiring entrepreneurs, passing on the skills they have gained.

The Launchpad Competition is generously supported by the Gammon family, and the winner will received:
The JC Gammon Award
£15,000 equity-free cash prize
Lifetime membership of the Enterprise Hub

Launchpad Competition guidance notes (362.85 KB)

For further details, please email the Enterprise team.

To date they have supported 94 Entrepreneurs with £4.5 million of seed funding. They have raised over £83 million in further funding, and now employ over 400 staff.

Original article from Swindon and Wiltshire Growth Hub website.

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