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Rowan Consulting

rowan consulting

London

Managing or owning a business presents many challenges, not least of which includes delivering all aspects of running a business whilst ensuring your teams and people are engaged and ready to do their best work. People drive the performance of business and at Rowan Consulting we support business owners to help take a broader perspective on how to deliver operational and business goals through their people. Whether through our retained HR support packages or coaching and developing your leaders to manage their teams and people through our online courses. At Rowan Consulting we work with small and medium size companies and business owners, delivering proven operational solutions that are commercially focused and enable growth.With over 20 years’ experience in structuring organisations from inception and during growth, Karen has extensive experience in working with companies from corporates to SMEs, having worked in a number of business sectors including service, manufacturing, engineering and construction. An experienced professional with a strong background in operational delivery and development of employees against business goals. Her specialism is in working with small and medium size companies, delivering operational solutions that are commercially focused and enable growth of the business. Karen also works as a Non-Executive Director for SME, and is also a trained Predictive Index (PI) Analyst. Outside of work Karen enjoys spending time with her family and can often be found with her husband, 2 children and 2 dogs, she also turns her hand to riding her daughters horse if time permits!

Workie Ticket Theatre Company

workie ticket theatre company

Forest Hall

The term Workie Ticket is a Geordie colloquialism, which means someone who likes to push one’s luck- a chancer or a cheeky trouble-maker. When JoJo Kirtley was a young lass, her Grandad Joe would call her, “a proper little workie ticket” and the nick-name stuck. So, when thinking of a name for her theatre company, it seemed the perfect choice and in 2017, Workie Ticket Theatre was founded. Our mission is to shake things up, be bold, push our luck within the theatre world and empower people through our work. JoJo Kirtley Founder & Co-Artistic Director “It’s hard being a woman in terms of what is happening in the current climate, but also I think there is a gap in the market for what we do and how we do it- working with women and encouraging them through theatre to tell their stories. Now is the time to speak up and speak out.” A writer, producer, facilitator and founder of Workie Ticket Theatre Company, JoJo Kirtley has been working for over a decade to create real social impact through theatre. Her work has been performed at The Lowry, Contact Theatre, The Exchange, (North Shields), Live Theatre and the 24:7 Theatre Festival. She is passionate about developing work within local communities to create a platform and raise awareness of issues that affect women in the North East region. JoJo is also a qualified teacher with a MA in Theatre Studies. She balances running Workie Ticket with being a mother and working for various women's organisations in the North East.

Northumberland Community Development Company

northumberland community development company

Coanwood

Northumberland Community Development Company are proud to have been awarded funding by The Prince’s Countryside Fund for a two year project. This award will be used to support business growth in the rural communities in the west of Northumberland. We aim to work with people who are considering self-employment as a viable alternative to employment. We are particularly interested in assisting people from the farming community looking to diversify, home working to support young families and helping older people stay in their communities. We want to contribute to vibrant, economically stable communities, enabling people to live, work and socialise in their community. So………. 1.  If you think you may have an idea for a business and would like to talk to someone about it, 2.  Or if you have a new business and would like some mentor support and be part of a network of like-minded people to help it grow, 3.  Or, if you already run your own business and would like to be part of a local business network,  Then please do get in touch Back of Beyond Business Support offers:  1 to 1 mentoring  Business plan advise  Business Builder workshops addressing common learning needs to starting and running a business  BOBBS Network. Quarterly get together for all business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs for mutual support, business to business trade, collective learning and up to date information Interested, but would like to know more? Contact Louise Northwood on 07961895813/ louiseN@ncdc.org.uk Follow our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/backofbeyondbusiness for up to date information of workshops, networking meetings and events.

Active Luton

active luton

Luton

Home About Us About Us A Community Wellbeing Trust As a Community Wellbeing Trust, Active Luton’s mission is to make a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of its community, inspiring, motivating and offering opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to learn and take action to improve their life chances. Active Luton runs facilities and provides a wide range of high-quality programmes and activities, all of which enable local people to: • participate in physical activity • improve their health and wellbeing • enhance their education and skills • create career opportunities Active Luton is committed to being inclusive, accessible and affordable, working closely with partners locally, regionally and nationally and continuously looking to bring the best to its diverse and vibrant community. Working at the Heart of the Community Active Luton works at the heart of its community in a wide variety of ways. It runs facilities across the whole town including Inspire: Luton Sports Village; Lea Manor Recreation Centre; Lewsey Sports Park & Pool; Hightown Community Sports & Arts Centre; Stockwood Park Golf Centre; Stockwood Park Athletics Centre and Hart Hill Adventure Playground. It reaches out into Luton’s communities working with people to use community spaces, designing and running community programmes and working with children and young people through its education services and school. It also has a presence in GP practices and health care centres supporting people to take control of their health, wellbeing and lifestyles through its role in the Total Wellbeing Luton pioneering integrated wellbeing service.

Tunbridge Wells Winter Lantern Parade

tunbridge wells winter lantern parade

On the lower part of Camden Road in Tunbridge Wells, beyond the traffic lights, there are no Christmas lights. A group of local volunteers got together to organise a parade of light from the town centre, all the way down to the bottom of Camden Road as a way of lighting up the street and celebrating the diverse community that exists within the road itself. The community play ‘The Vanishing Elephant’ had taken place a couple years before and the local volunteers where keen to keep the creative and community spirit alive through the arts and so, CREATE (the community group behind organising the parade) and the Tunbridge Wells Winter Lantern Parade was born. In 2015, our long-running grant was axed. We now fund the parade ourselves with the support of generous local individuals and businesses like you. To help with our fundraising efforts, in 2019 we started making lantern making kits for people to buy so that they could either make their lanterns at one of our workshops leading up to the parade or take them away so they could make one in the comfort of their own home which couldn’t have been made possible without the help of local crafty volunteers to help put the kits together and wonderful local businesses that agreed to sell them on our behalf. To find out how you can support the Winter Lantern parade, please visit our ‘Support’ Page. What started as a fundraising event for a community theatre production has now become a staple part of the Tunbridge Wells community events calendar!

The London Beauty School

the london beauty school

London

London School of Beauty and Makeup is the most prestigious private beauty school in the UK, for training beauty therapists, located in the Heart of London.Here at LSBM, we offer a total of five VTCT Level 2 or Level 2 & 3 combined beauty therapy courses. Vocational Training Charitable Trust (VTCT) is a specialist awarding and assessment organisation offering vocational and technical qualifications across a variety of service sectors, including beauty therapy. The Level 2 Award in Infection Prevention course for COVID-19 is a pre-requisite for all other VTCT Level 2 and 3 courses. You will be prompted to add it to your basket before you check out if you don’t already hold it. The Level 2 Beauty Therapy Diploma is perfect for entry level students on the first rung of their beauty careers. You’ll cover waxing, facials, lashes and brows and manicures and pedicures. If you have aspirations to work in a beauty salon, or as a private beauty therapist, this is the course for you. What’s more, with the course running on a Saturday, it’s ideal if you need to fit your learning around other commitments. Another option, if you wish to study more intensively and achieve a higher level of knowledge in a shorter time, is the Level 2 and 3 Combined Beauty Therapy Diploma. This more comprehensive beauty therapy course adds body massage, facial electrotherapy and body electrotherapy to your skillset, and results in being awarded both the VTCT Level 2 and Level 3 Beauty Therapy Studies Diplomas.

The National Energy Foundation

the national energy foundation

Milton Keynes,

The National Energy Foundation was established in 1988 by Milton Keynes Development Corporation to continue its work on energy efficient housing through its Energy World project. Energy World was a demonstration of 51 low-energy houses designed to be at least 30% more efficient than the Building Regulations then in force. The Foundation was set up to increase public awareness on the safe and efficient use of energy through demonstration and research. From 1993 to 2001 NEF worked closely with the Energy Saving Trust in setting up the UK’s network of Energy Efficiency Advice Centres (EEACs) and managed the network for the first five years. NEF went on to develop the National Home Energy Rating Scheme, which was run by a trading subsidiary (National Energy Services) from 1994 and in 1998 NEF established the Energy Efficiency Accreditation Scheme for businesses which was transferred to the Carbon Trust in 2005 and later became the Carbon Trust Standard which continues to run to this day. Renewable energy was relatively unknown at this time and NEF became a thought leader as awareness began to grow and was at the forefront of educating the public on the latest developments. Through outreach events and working with schools, the team was introducing local people to the benefit’s renewable energy. When USEA (United Sustainable Energy Agency) merged with NEF in 2013, NEF started doing a lot of work on advice on domestic energy efficiency and fuel poverty which grew into the projects still running today.