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My constant throughout this journey here at Staffordshire has been to secure the role of our University in our sector and region. I am – will remain - ‘proud to be Staffs’. 
Professor Liz Barnes CBE DL, Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive of Staffordshire University
We have an amazing opportunity to bring together our education, enterprise and employability talent to provide world class services and support locally and globally working in partnership with civic, public and commercial partners.
Ed Craig, Executive Dean of the Centre of Business, Innovation and Enterprise.
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Staffordshire University announces new programme to help businesses grow

Business leaders throughout Staffordshire are being invited to take part in a new training programme designed to boost business growth.Available through Staffordshire University, the Help To Grow Management [http://blogs.staffs.ac.uk/htg/] programme is 90 per cent funded by government and will support senior managers of small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) to boost their business performance, resilience and long-term growth.  Emily Whitehead, Entrepreneur in Residence at Staffordshire University, is a business coach and founder of Simply Great Britain, who is delivering on the 12-

12 innovation-led businesses move into Staffordshire University’s new Business Incubator

Businesses looking for a stepping-stone to develop and succeed have moved into dedicated office space on Staffordshire University’s main Stoke-on-Trent campus.Businesses looking for a stepping-stone to develop and succeed have moved into dedicated office space on Staffordshire University’s main Stoke-on-Trent campus. The new incubation and accelerator facility in the Mellor building was developed as part of the Innovation Enterprise Zone (IEZ ) – one of just 20 University Enterprise Zones in the country, supported with investment from Research

New Intelligent Mobility project off to a flying start

A new University project to help Staffordshire businesses to develop smarter, greener and more efficient ways of transporting goods has got off to a flying start.Staffordshire Connected and Intelligent Mobility Innovation Accelerator (SCIMIA)  is a project available to SMEs through Staffordshire University’s Innovation Enterprise Zone.   IDU Group are among the first companies to be accepted onto the project which has secured £986,000

Ed Craig takes the helm at ground-breaking University Centre

Staffordshire University has welcomed Ed Craig to his new role as Executive Dean of the Centre of Business, Innovation and Enterprise.Staffordshire University has welcomed Ed Craig to his new role as Executive Dean of the Centre of Business, Innovation and Enterprise. Ed is responsible for the leadership and development of this exciting new Centre which combines Staffordshire Business School and Employer Partnerships teams which also incorporates the Innovation Enterprise Zone (IEZ) and higher and degree apprenticeships. Most recently, Ed was part of the Senior Management Team at the

University Enterprise Zone adds ‘Collaboratory’ to its Connected facilities

Creative workspace designed to stimulate collaboration and spark new ideas for products and start-up businesses is to be developed at Staffordshire University.The new £720,000 Collaboratory is the latest addition to the Innovation Enterprise Zone (IEZ)  which celebrated its virtual launch at the University’s Stoke-on-Trent campus last month. The project, which is due to take shape over the next six months, has been boosted by a £500,000 grant from the government’s Getting Building Fund which is supported through the Stoke-on-Trent and

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