Construction industry crying out for degree apprenticeships in Yorkshire and the Humber
The construction industry is in desperate need of degree apprentices to help fill future skills gaps and thousands of job openings in the region by 2022
How we gave a health kick to a new company
Natural Sports Nutrition approached Innovation Futures to help develop their range of Performance Meals. This collaboration kick-started their business by developing a product range to take to the market. An impressive 8,000 meals were sold in the first three months.
“I did a placement at the Financial Times.”
Bilaal, BA (Honours) Accounting and Finance student, received an inspirational student award for his dedication and excellent grades.
Saving Quorn Foods over £1m — and creating a new industry standard for sustainability
How we helped Quorn Foods improve their sustainability and save over £1m
Gripple — Keeping innovation at the heart of business
With five Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, constant innovation is part of the culture at Sheffield-based engineering firm Gripple
Turning the food industry's waste heat into energy
Dext Heat Recovery is making commercial kitchens greener and more efficient. Our expertise helped it turn a big idea into a food industry first.
An interview with the match funder for the 2022 Hallam Fund telethon, Giles Cunningham
One of our generous donors, who are helping us shape a future where every single student who has the talent can gain the knowledge they need to make their aspirations come alive, is Giles Cunningham. In a recent interview with us, Giles reveals why he supports Sheffield Hallam and the Hallam Fund.
Food industry technical professional
An apprenticeship course you can complete while working in a related job role, qualifying as a degree-level food technology professional.
Democratising social enterprise
Open governance structures prove effective for co-operatives, charities and social enterprise
Simpler accounting for smaller charities
Studies leading to simpler accounting for charities mean they can put £15 million to better use