Oli Barrett Email & Phone Number

London, Gb

London, Gb

Turn On The Subtitles (TOTS) isn’t an organisation. It’s not a company either. We’re simply a group of people who think this is an idea whose time has come.Extensive research across multiple countries has shown us a way to improve children’s literacy. It’s incredibly simple; just turn on the subtitles.So now, along with our friends at a number of leading charities and universities, we’re on a mission to encourage broadcasters, policymakers and parents to Turn on the Subtitles.Ultimately we’d like to see broadcasters turn on the subtitles for most children’s television, by default. We’d like some of the world’s largest technology platforms to do the same. If you’d like to find out more about our campaign, we’d like to hear from you. Just email us on hello@turnonthesubtitles.org

Spotting and making valuable connections across sectors and industries, The Connector Unit joins the dots.

Cambridge, England, Gb

Helping people improve the life chances of students by connecting them to business leaders.

London, England, Gb

The Centre for Entrepreneurs promotes the role of entrepreneurs in creating economic growth and social well-being. It is home to national enterprise campaign, StartUp Britain.The Centre is an independent non-profit think tank founded and chaired by Sunday Times columnist and serial entrepreneur Luke Johnson and housed within the Legatum Institute – a non-partisan think tank best known for its annual Prosperity Index.

National campaign helping people to (and who) start a business. Funded entirely by private company sponsors. Now run by the Centre for Entrepreneurs.

Missions takes groups of web, cleantech and health entrepreneurs overseas to explore opportunities and develop relationships.

Founded in 2007, Tenner is a national enterprise scheme, now run by Young Enterprise. It is all about lending young people a ten pound note and just one month to see what they can achieve.This year, 29,000 pupils took part.The BBC explains it here;http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6155986.stm

London

Zinc builds new companies that solve the developed world’s toughest social issues.Learning from the successful innovation systems in computer and life sciences, Zinc combines insights from social sciences with top entrepreneurial talent and venture capital to build new, scalable mission-led businesses.The Zinc Programme brings together 50 bright minds for 6 months to find their co-founders and build new commercial businesses from scratch.Each programme has a single mission, to solve a social problem which affects at least 100m people.

London, Gb

Seven Hills' expertise is the development, curation and promotion of brands. From messaging to media relations, editorial to events, creative to corporate communications, their dedicated team of specialists build campaigns that foster belief, build followings and unlock growth.Seven Hills works with founders, CEOs and destinations, empowering inspirational people and places to articulate – and achieve – their mission. They do it through campaigns: an activist approach designed to turn mission into market reality. To put purpose into practice.Founded in 2010, Seven Hills have been recognised as the fastest-growing firm in their category and named the World’s Best Corporate Consultancy, by industry monitor The Holmes Report.

London, England, Gb

Cospa creates and grows "social action projects" that are co-funded/co-created by public, private and third sector partners working in collaboration.Most of the agency's work is focused on education and training, enterprise, health and sport, volunteering and community-cohesion.A good example of Cospa's approach is PhoneBrain, a schools project created and delivered on behalf of PhonepayPlus, the UK regulator for ‘premium rate’ phone-paid services. The project educates young people about phone-paid services, including how to use them safely without paying more than expected. Current PhoneBrain partners include the Department of Education, Ministry of Sound and Habbo. PhoneBrain was voted Best Education Project at the 2010 Hollis National Sponsorship Awards.

An innovation and incubation company, co-founded with Ben Way.

The Rainmakers is one of the world’s leading innovation and incubation companies. We have created ground breaking technologies as well as working with some of the biggest organizations in world such as the US government, Microsoft, British Telecom, Ministry of Defense and many more. We help companies create innovation internally and externally, allowing them to keep on the cutting edge of technology.Additionally with extensive knowledge of both the US and UK markets and with on the ground resources in both countries, we help companies make the transition into either market quickly and efficiently.

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