2023/24 news archive

Enterprise Works recently led an initiative at HMP Askham Grange, a women’s open prison near York, aimed at enhancing the employability skills of prisoners through entrepreneurial education.

Entrepreneurial leaders unite for a dynamic and inclusive economy

The University of York is proud to announce the winners of the prestigious Enterprise Awards 2024.

Today marked a momentous occasion as we celebrated the launch of the Northern Powerhouse Ethnic Minority Business Barometer 2024. The event, hosted by Lord Karan Bilimoria CBE DL, took place at the House of Lords.

The University of York is delighted to announce the shortlist for the highly anticipated Enterprise Awards 2024. These awards highlight the remarkable talent driving economic growth and social impact in the region, showcasing the outstanding achievements and contributions to the vibrant enterprise ecosystem of York and North Yorkshire.

A new report from the University of York has shown that if women entrepreneurs were better supported to start businesses in the North Yorkshire region they could generate nearly 165,000 jobs and provide a £2.6bn boost to the local economy.

Multi award-winning company mnAi have partnered with the Enterprise Works at the University of York to provide vital data to support research into the challenges faced by female entrepreneurs in York & North Yorkshire.

Businesses owned by people from ethnic minority groups are being urged to take part in research which will examine their business confidence levels, barriers to growth, and gather data on their business support needs.

Business owners and entrepreneurs across York and North Yorkshire are encouraged to apply for the University of York’s Enterprise Awards 2024.

Members of the University of York’s Enterprise Works team hosted entrepreneurs, MPs, alumni, students and wider policymakers at a House of Commons event to explore how Britain can redefine business policy for a dynamic and inclusive economy.