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Research shows alack of technical

skills in industries

RESEARCH carried out bythe University of SouthWales into theneedsoflocal industry in materialsand advancedengineeringsectorhas revealeda lackof technical expertise.

Thesurvey, carried outbytheA4B funded MAeKES pro-ject, found that graduatesandotherjob seekersare notableto fulfill companyrequirements.

In Wales,the mostfrequent-ly identifiedmissingexper-tisewas electronics/hard-ware engineering.

Other areasemphasised bymorethan one companyincludedmechanical engi-

neers, lasersystems, chemi-calengineersand materialsscientists.

TheMAeKESprojectpart-nering withCardiff andSwansea universitiesaims tobuild collaborations withbusinessand industryto sup-portknowledge exchangeandpromotethe industriali-sation of Welsh universitycourses.

Theresearchalso gavedetails of driversof Welsh

firms to innovatethroughcollaborative projects.

Whencompared to the restof UK,Welshbusinesseswerevery muchmore con-cernedwith efficienciesandcostsavingwhereasthe restof the UKwas more focusedon competitiveness andbeinga marketleader.

DrMartin Rhisiart of theUniversityof SouthWales

said:Our study analysedglobal driversand potentialdisruptions for work andskillsin theUK.We producedfourscenariosfor 2030,withwork andskills implicationsfor seven economic sectors.Formanufacturing, while re-shoring providesnew oppor-tunities forgrowth andemployment,the sector inWalesandthe UKneeds to

follow a pathof up-skilling.Thisappliesacross occupa-tional roles.

In additionto continuedinvestment in coreengineer-ingand technicalskills,advancesin technologies andbusiness models such asthoselinkedto additiveman-ufacturing,digitalisation ofproduction andnew materi-als call fornew repertoiresof skills.Companies in Walesneed tomoveup theinnova-tion ladder. Collaborationandopen innovation busi-nessmodels canhelp manu-facturingbusinesses to suc-ceedin thisemergingmanu-facturing landscape.

The Industrial NeedsSurvey hasprovidedaninsight intothe contributionacademicinstitutionscanprovide to business andindustry.

MAeKES willbuild proac-tively andpositivelyon theknowledge gainedfrom thisreportto developcollabora-tionsand partnerships thatenable new technologies tobe commercialisedand pro-moteeconomicgrowth.

This researchwillbe usedtoinformthenew NationalResearch Networks ensuringthatresearchand develop-ment inWales is carried outwitha widerappreciationofindustrial requirements.

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Report highlights skills gap in engineering in Wales

Building societys asset milestoneNEWPORT-BASED Monmouthshire BuildingSociety, one of Wales largest and most suc-cessful financial institutions, has recentlyachieved a major financial milestone 1bn inassets.

This is a highly significant landmark withinthe societys history, and is the culmination of145 years of effort, dedication and achieve-ment for all the societys staff, both past andpresent.

To mark this momentous occasion, the socie-ty will be giving back to the wider local com-munity through some unique and excitingfunding projects.

For the first stage of the celebrations, it haslaunched the Community Acorn Fund to giveback to community groups and projectsthroughout the local geographical area.

A 25,000 funding pool has been allocated

across the societys branch and agency net-work, and local community groups are invitedto apply for funding. The deadline for applica-tions is September 30, 2014, and more infor-mation is available at monbs.com/acornfund.

The second stage of the celebrations is theLasting Legacies project which covers areasacross a wide spectrum of society includinghealth, children, the environment, homeless-ness and sport.

The society is working in close collaborationwith a number of local and national bodies tofund projects of great, lasting need. Details ofthe specific projects will be announced overthe coming months.

Chief executive Andrew Lewis said: Werecently experienced another exceptional year

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Call to nurture

venture in WalesEXCITINGnew start-up com-panies in the technologysec-torcould becomea majorsource of prosperity andhigh-qualityjobs for Wales inyears ahead, accordingto theESTnet,the body represent-ingelectronics andsoftwaretechnologyfirms in Wales.

Speakingat the launch ofthe2015 ESTnet Awards, theorganisationschairman, IanMenzies,said Wales neededto encourageand support

new-startenterprises assomecould evolveinto thetechgiants.

Theawards, which lastyearwerewon byNewport-basedIAC Ltd, Oakdale-basedGeneralDynamics andNewbridge-based AxionManufacturingServices, rec-ognise the achievementsofbusinessesacross theelec-tronics andsoftwaresectorsand, forthefirsttimethisyear, willincludea specialaward for start-upfirmswhichhasbeennamedinhonour of Cardiff-born ven-turecapitalist,Sir MichaelMoritz, whose investmentshelped manynew digitalbusinesses worldwide tostartup.

Mr Menzies said:Therearemany excitingnew Welsh

venturesemerging in thisfieldand weneedto promote

andnurturethe newculturewhichis giving rise tothiswaveof technology-basedenterprises. Wealso needtobecome better at spotting the

potentialindustry starsandencouraging themto grow

theirbusinesses hereinWales to create large num-bersof high-qualityprofes-sional jobs.

He added: Were very

pleased thatan internationalentrepreneur of thecalibre

of SirMichaelhas lent hisnameto thisawardcategory,which willgiverecognitionto oneof Wales growingnumber of fledglingtechnol-

ogy enterprises. His successhas beenan inspiration to

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Digital experts set to speak atground-breaking monthly group

Ian Menzies, chairman of the ESTnet, addresses the audience at the awards launch

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generationof workbythe industry, ademployersshouldtnativelyabouthowotheroccupationsmretrainedfor ICTro

With a shortage otechnology workerEurope, Welsh firmthemselves a compin international mworkingto cultivatsary skillbaseat h

TheESTnet skillsductedin 2013,shopercent of technolnessesin Walesexprecruit moreenginsoftware professioendof 2016.

MrMenziessaid:global marketso thof opportunities, infor Welsh software

butalsofor the horyoungtalentthatwoutthere.The dataindicatesthe indusabout3,000new pejust to keep pace wdemand.

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unsafesitesSafety inspectors havepledgedrobustactionaspart of a crackdownonpoorstandards andunsafeworkingpractices onBritainsbuilding sites.

A month-long campaignwas launchedby theHealth andSafety

Executive aimedat reduc-ingthe number of acci-dentswhichleadto inju-riesor deaths.

Philip White, HSEschief inspector of con-struction, urgedfirms tomakesure conditions onsiteswere safe, adding:Industryhas mademuchprogress in reducingthenumber of people killedandinjuredin its activi-ties,but for every fatalaccident,approximately100 constructionworkersdiefrom a work-relatedcancer.

Duringthe recenthealth initiative, enforce-ment actionwas takenononein sixsites. Time andagainwe findsmallercon-tractorsworking on refur-

bishmentand repair workfailing to protect theirworkersthrougha lackofawareness andpoor con-trolof risks.

Thisisnt acceptable itcostslives andwewill takestrong androbust actionwherewe find poor prac-ticeand riskybehaviour.

THE organisersof Newport-basedDigital Tuesdayhave announced theline-up for thefourth edition of theregionspioneering forumfor digitalinnovation.

Launchedby SirTerry MatthewsatDigital 2014,the Welsh GovernmentsICTeventheldat theCelticManorResort in June, DigitalTuesdayis adynamicnetworking communitydrawn fromacross thedigitaltechnol-

ogies sector.Heldon thefirst Tuesdayof everymonth, DigitalTuesdaygathersat theCeltic Manor to debate digital direc-tions, talktechnology trends,shareknowledge, stimulateideas,andworks togetherto create exciting,newbusiness opportunities.

Octobers DigitalTuesdayhas anexcitingline up of speakers whowillsharetheir insights,knowledge andexpertiseon howto gainbusiness

advantage through finding the righttalent, fundinggrowth andfuellingsalesusing digital technologies.

SpeakersincludeKeithPotts,HuwMarshall andSteveJones.

KeithPottsis oneof theUKs mostsuccessful Dotcom entrepreneurshavingenteredthe SundayTimesFastTrackon threeseparateocca-sionsand withtwo different startups.

Keith founded Jobsitein 1995,which

hesoldto DMGTin 2004.Co-author ofWhy should I work for you?, Keithwenton to helpbuildanotherVirginFastTracksuccess, Lenstore,whichwas recentlysold to VisionExpress.His latest venture, Talenetic.compro-videscloudbased recruitment servic-es,which includes theworlds largestoilandgas jobsearchengine,OilFinity.com.

HuwMarshallis an experienced

media consultantand digitalstrate-gist andis digital manager atS4C.Huwwill talkabout S4Cs DigitalFundand explain howto accessthefundfor digital innovation.

Steve Joneshas more than 30 yearsexperience in buildingand managingmulti-disciplinedteams across UK,Europe,MiddleEast andAfrica in thefields of social mediaand digital mar-keting,businessdevelopment and

sales.Thenext Digital Tuesdaymeet upwill beOctober7 inthe ManorSuiteat theCeltic Manor Resort.Registration anddrinks from5pmwith talksfrom5.30pm to6.30pm fol-lowed bynetworkingand drinks.

With morethan 100 people alreadyregisteredplaces arelimited.To getyour freeticketvisit bit.ly/1qGnIQeor email [email protected].


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In brie

From left to right: Julian New-

berry, Pierre de Waal, JonathanWilliams, Dion Miller and NigelRidout

IT irm secures anothermajor sportng clentCWMBRAN-BASED IT spe-cialist, OSSCIT,has beenappointed by Cardiff CityFootball Club as its in-houseIT support company.

OSSCT IT, which is operatesfromthe SpringboardBusinessInnovation Centre,in Cwmbran,hasalreadyhelpedthe clubtodeliverthe UEFA Super Cupmatch between Real Madrid andSeville, andreceived praise fromUEFA for the qualityof theirservice.

Thefirmwillcontinueto pro-vide theclubwithIT support,managingthe clubsday-to-dayIT requirementsas wellas play-inga crucial behind-the-scenesroleat majormatches.

PaulHilder, MD of OSSCIT,said:Weare delightedto beworkingwith Cardiff City FC.

Ourfirst jobfor theclub, deliver-ingthe UEFA Super Cupmatchbetween Real Madrid andSeville, was a massivetest forourengineers, butone theypassed withflyingcolours.

Larger IT support providerstalkaboutpartnership,when alltheyreally seeis a continuousincome stream froma captiveclient. Further, theysimplycan-notdeliver themicro-manage-mentthat modern systemsrequire.We truly partner withourclients,takingcontroloftheir networksand systems,andtreatingthemas ourown. Ibelievethis is whycompaniesareso keen toworkwithus.

WayneNash, stadium manageratCardiff City FC,said: We arevery happy to be workingwithOSSC. Theyhavealreadyprovedtheirworth inhelpingus tosuc-

cessfullydeliver theUEFASuper Cup, RealMadridvSevilla,in very demanding cir-cumstances.

Aswellas Cardiff CityFC,OSSCT IT, which employsateamof nine,also works with

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South Africa tie for college

Left to right: Mark Williams, Ross Madden, and Steve Emms

COLEG Gwent staff sharedtheirexpertise witha partnercollege inSouthAfricaon arecentvisit aspartof anon-goingBritishCouncilfundedpartnership.

LedbyColegGwent,the part-nership withGrwp LlandrilloMenai andPembrokeshireCollege aimsto sharecurricu-

lumknowledge andbest prac-ticewith colleagues atNorthlinkCollege in SouthAfrica throughvisits andexchangesas theyworktodevelopa renewableenergycurriculum.

Therecenttripto SouthAfrica concluded thepartner-shipprojectwith ColegGwentandLlandrillo staff deliveringa trainthe trainer programmeto counterparts in CapeTown.

Thetrip includedmeetingswithlocal businesses, as poten-tial stakeholders.

ThetripalsocoincidedwithaBritish Council hosted confer-ence, during which JulianNewberryand theSouthAfrican partners presentedtotheconference floor, followed

bya questionand answer ses-sion.The presentation generat-eda lotof interestfromthosein attendance which includedthe British High Commissioner,officials fromthe South Africangovernmentother educationalinstitutions and internationalemployers suchas Ford.

Mr Newberrysaid: Thepro-

ject creates a new curriculumareafor learners at NorthlinkCollege andalso within SouthAfrica, inan emergingareaofinvestment for theregion. Thetriphas provideda fantasticopportunity to collaborate withNorthlinkCollegeand shareexperiences between ourinsti-tutions.Andby doingso thecollaborationhas alsobroughtuscloser toour Welshpart-ners.

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of businessanOurmembersretheheart of whaandtheir ongoinhas beena majotorto thisoutstaachievement.Wheartfeltthank yof our members

We aredelighableto celebratemomentous achthrough a seriesmunity-focusedAsa regionalmuorganisation,weticular pride iningcommitmenlocalcommunitwhich we operatlookforwardtosomemuch needto manyworthwjects across Sou

The mutual sorecentlyannounimpressive setoresults,in whichmortgage lendinyearrose 7.8per157m,up from

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theNewportGwent Dragons,Newport County andNewportRFC,as well as Alun GriffithsCivil Engineering Contractors,

among others.Thecompanywas established15 years agoin Monmouthshirebutmovedto Torfaenwhen theSpringboardBusinessInnovation Centre opened, in2006,to becloseto otherup-and-

coming IT andtechnology-basedcompanies.

The SpringboardBusinessInnovation Centre is a jointven-turebetweenTorfaen Councilandthe Welsh Government, andwasset upto support technologycompaniesby offering themhigh-qualityaccommodationandaccess to businesssupport.

LewisJones,deputyleader ofTorfaenCouncil,said: Thisisfantasticnewsfor OSSCTIT andshows howthe facilitiesand sup-porton offerat Springboardcanhelpcompanies secure majorcontracts.


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FAST-growing recruitmentagency, Clear Sky Recruitment,has openeda Cardiff officeinline with itsexpansion plan tofurther establish its presencein thesouthWales area.

Theexpansionis asa directresponse to demand for staffwithin theCardiff area.

Thenewofficefor thebusiness,which is basedat AlexandraGate,willservice theexistingclientsinthelocal area.

ClearSky Recruitmentsays itwillensure clients and candidatescontinueto receive a highly per-sonalservicespecificto their

individual needs.ClearSky Recruitmentprovidestemporaryand permanentstaffto businessesof all sizes.

RossPorter, managingdirectorof Clear Sky Recruitment,said:Theopeningof ourCardiffofficewillgiveour businessaboostand itwillprovide a plat-formto develop ourclientbaseinthecity and thesurroundingareas.

We prideourselves on recruit-mentexcellence andservice deliv-ery, andI ampleasedto say thatweare quickly emergingas oneofsouth Wales bestagenciesin thisrespect.

ClearSky Recruitmentis a spe-cialist recruiterin thesectorssuchas industrial, contact centre,officesupport,IT & digital,accountancy, sales and marketing.

Thebusiness is ledby RossPorter whoreturnedto the

recruitment arenaearlierthisyear, havingpreviously developedthewell-respected DraigPersonnelfrom 1999,until it wasacquired by the Newport-headquartered AcornGroup in2011.

Ross said:Duringmy shortbreakfrom the recruitment

industry, I realized howmuch I

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Business bootcamp todevelop entrepreneurs

Ross Porter, managing director of Clear Sky Recruitment, who returned to the recruitment sector earlier this year

THEchallenge has beensetfor Newport andSouthEastWalesnext top entre-preneursto step forward tobe fast-tracked intobusi-ness aspart of thesecondBig IdeasWalesChallenge one of the largest cam-paignsof itskind,beingbacked by theWelshGovernment.

Auditionsare tobe held

in SouthWales for youngpeopleagedbetween16 and24 yearswho have startedtheirbusinessthisyearorare committedto startingin2015 tohavethechanceto work withtop entrepre-neursto launchandgrowtheir businesses.

Applications have openedfor upto50 placeson thechallenge (BigIdeasWales.com)whichwill include an

intense three-daybusinessBootcamp weekend wheretheyll be inspired andchallenged by world-classentrepreneurs.

Twenty-eightyoung peo-ple have already started orarein theprocessoflaunching theirown busi-nessjust overhalf-waythroughthe firstChallengewhich beganwith theinau-

gural Bootcamp inJanuary this year.

James Taylor, groupchief executive of Cardiff-basedSuperStars and theBigIdeas Wales pro-gramme ambassador, said:Thisis a greatopportuni-tyfor youngpeopleandoneIm sureentrepre-neurssuchas myselfwished theycould havehadwhenstarting a busi-

ness.The firstChallenge isalready providingresultsandIdurgeany youngper-sonwhohas launched oraboutto launcha businesswithgrowthpotentialtoapply,.

Thefirst Challengehasalready produced 28 youngentrepreneurs either inbusiness orabouttoembark on theirjourney.

Nowwere offering thechance for moreto receiveintense coachingand guid-anceto be fast-tracked intobusiness.

Applications for theBigIdeasWalesChallenge areavailable at BigIdeasWales.comandmustbe submit-tedby October 31.Auditions willbe heldthroughout Wales inDecember.

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Dylan,45,is almember at Weslandhas beenlivingandraisinghinWales formoryears.

Hewill also spHotel 24/7, a doccurrentlyairingOneWales showbehind-the-scentheresort.

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Mayor to aid causesat star-studded galaTHE mayor of Newport,Councillor MatthewEvans is holding a charitygala at the Celtic ManorResort in October.

Cllr Evans will be joinedby celebrities, sportsstars and local businesspeople with links withthe city to raise moneyfor Teenage Cancer Trustand Newport Sea Cadets.

Confirmed stars includeJamie Baulch, ChristianMalcolm, Phillip Price,

Sean McGoldrick,Richard Parks, GarethDavid Lloyd and DJ TonyWright. Other namesinclude members ofGoldie Lookin Chain,Newport author BethReekles and ex-footballerMark Aizelwood.

Cllr Evans said: Wehave much to be proud ofin Newport and I want to

bring together some ofour finest..

The funds raised fromthe night will go to sup-port the charities that Iam raising money for.

The event is on October24 in the Caernarfon ball-room, which hostedworld leaders for theNato Summit, and willinclude a drinks recep-tion, three course gour-met meal with wine, plusauction and entertain-

ment.The tickets cost 750

for a table of 10 or eightwith a celebrity andguest. Call 01633 210735or email [email protected] to book.

The event is sponsoredby the Celtic ManorResort and official mediapartners, The SouthWales Argus.


missedthe buzz of working close-ly withcandidates and clients andmatching talent with opportunity.

Manyformer clients arepleased tohearthatIm back inbusiness asthey knowthatwewill dowhatwe sayandwe offertheverybestcandidatesand ser-vicealike.

We havesomereally bigplans

for ClearSky Recruitment andweareallverypleased tohave addedanofficein ourcapitalcityto ourever-expandingoperation.

ClearSky Recruitment,an inde-pendent recruitmentcompanyestablishedby entrepreneur RossPorter earlier thisyear, has theaimof placing more than 200peo-

plein jobs inits firstyear.


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Jordan Tyson receiving his prize

New training centre foanimal care now open

ASPIRING animal carework-ersin South Walesnow havemoreopportunity to trainand develop theirskills fol-lowingthe launchof a newanimal care centreinCaerphilly.

Oneof Waleslargesttrainingproviders, ACTTraining, is the

onlyone which offersanimalcarecoursesin South Wales.

Thecompanyalreadyhas ananimal carecentreat theirHadfield Road sitein Cardiffandthe provisionof animalcareservicesin Caerphillymeansthat animal carelearn-ing routes are nowavailable tolearners in Caerphilly, RCTandbeyond.

Thepet industryhas grown

rapidlyin recent years andthereare now24 million pets intheUK.

Asa resulttheanimal indus-tryis said tobe worth1 billionwithmore than13,000 business-esservicing theneeds of petowners.

Thishas created morethan78,000jobsand many more vol-unteer opportunities.

Voluntaryworkis very impor-tantwithinthe sector andoverone-fifthof all animal careemployees begantheir careers

on a voluntary basisThe newCaerphil

carecentrecomprisrooms: a reptile androom,a mammalanandan invertebrate

Learnerswill behwith allof theanimview topursuinga cinthe animalcareindiverseroles thatinnarynurse,policedhorse trainer, dog grfarmerand manym

BBCWaleswildlifandACT skills ambRhys Jones officiallnewCaerphillyanimcentre.

Learners heardfirexperiences fromtharybiologistand BBresident wildlife corandreceived tipson

animals fromdomestersto wildsnakes

Dr Jones love foragrew whenhis mothpetsat theirhome.

Leaving schoolat 1awardeda grantat CUniversityto studychemistry and mathbefore completing aZoology andGeneti

DrJones then wenbecome a Master of in medical moleculagyand gaineda PhDlarevolution,speciaherpetology and par

Dr Jones said:Itssee ACTexpandingcareprovision in orinspire thenext genanimal experts.

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Theanimalcarerotaught by Ashton Osgraduate of theanimcourse at the ACTTHadfieldRoad centrnowone of ACT Traest andmost passionrecruits.

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Dr Rhys Jones and student with snake

TRADESMANJordan Tyson,ownerof HitechHomeImprovements, hasbeen pre-sentedwitha newHitachiSDSdrillafter enteringa competi-tion inthe Newport branchofScrewfix.

Jordan,who waspickedas thewinnerfroma numberofentrantsin theSouth Walesareawho entered the exclusivein-store Screwfix-Hitachicom-petition,washanded a newSDSdrillat his local Screwfixbranch in Newport byTradePlussupervisor Lee Cocksedge,together withMatthewSimpsonfromHitachi.

Mr Tyson, whoenteredthe

competition alongside50 othertradesmenat theNewportScrewfixstore,said: I entered

thecompetition andthoughtId win.Ivepleted an apprenticeis exactly thekindoneed tohelpget mes

Sisters inbusinesswith newventureSISTERS Nadine andNatasha Rosser, ofCwmbran, have startedFoot and Flex, a podiatryand sports massage busi-ness, in Griffithstown.

They set up the venture,at Heron House, StationRoad with support andfinancial help from theCentre for Business.

Nadine is a fully-qualifiedpodiatrist and Natasha isfully-qualified and insuredin sports massage therapy.She has worked in a varietyof clinical and sportingenvironments includingwith an elite rugby club inSouth Wales.

The business will open onOctober 1.

The sisters said: We setFoot and Flex up as we areboth very passionate aboutwhat we practice. We choseto base our business inGriffithstown as it is centralbetween Pontypool andCwmbran. The location isconsistent with image, theclinic can be easily found,central to other businesses,and will save patients goinginto a busy town centre.

It is hoped that in thefuture the business willexpand to create a numberof jobs in the local area.



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Alasdair McIntyre

Make it happen andyou can land 12,500

THE University of South Walesis encouraging aspiring entre-preneurs in Wales, and fromacross the rest of the UK, toshow how theyre makingbusiness happen to be in witha chance of winning a supportpackage worth up to 12,500 toinvest in their business or busi-ness idea.

Sponsoredby NatWest andsup-ported bybusinessadvicewebsitefreshbusinessthinking.com, theMaking BusinessHappen Awards,which werelaunched at theCityCentre Campus,NewportUniversity, are opento start-up

businessesas wellas moreestab-lished SMEoperations.A separate Aspiring

EntrepreneursAwardwill alsorecognisestudentsfrom schoolsandcollegesacrossthe UKwhocandemonstrate theircommit-mentto researchingand develop-ingan effectiveor innovativebusi-nessidea.

A panel of judges, includingleading Universityof South Walesacademicsand experts fromthefields of finance,marketingandbusiness support,will assesstheaward entries andtop studententrantswill alsoparticipate in apitch process where thejudgeswillscrutinise theirbusinessideasand proposals.

Shortlistsfor thefour award cat-egories will bedrawn upearlynextyear, withthe winnersannouncedat a celebration event

onApril 16,2015,to beheldinCardiff.At the event,the universitywill

alsoname a Making BusinessHappen Champion an alumnusandsuccessful individual in thebusiness world,who has shownsignificant leadershipand entre-preneurial skills thathaveprovedan inspiration to others.

Speakingat thelaunchof theawards,officialambassador andfounder of job seekers websiteCareercake.com, Aimee Bateman,said:Studyingat USWhelpedmedevelopmany of the differentskills andqualitiesrequired tobecome a successful entrepreneur.

TheMakingBusinessHappenAwards aimsto highlightthe nextgenerationof entrepreneurs andto celebrategreat examplesofbusiness innovation andcreativi-tyacross theUK.

Theawardswill recognisethor-oughresearchand soundplan-ning, inspiringleadership andeffectiveteamwork,as wellas thehardworkand determinationneeded to turnthese ingredientsintoa successfulbusiness.

Inadditionto receivinga cashinvestment,awardwinnerswillalsobenefitfrom mentoringandbusiness support packagesprovid-ed byprofessional advisers,includingaward partners

NatWest, Awbrey Management,Indycube andthe UniversityofSouth Wales.

Kevin Morgan, NatWest regionaldirectorof business banking,

said:NatWest is delightedto sup-portthe Making Business HappenAwards because we wantto workwithorganisationswhich shareouraims.

Tofindoutmore, view theoffi-ciallaunchvideo andto registeran entry, visit: uswbusinessa-wards.co.uk entries closeonDecember12, 2014.


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Drector w be Paramountto lourshng irms growth

(L-R) Jackie Harris, senior lecturer, University of South Wales, Jonathan Davies, editor of freshbusinessthinking.com, awards ambassador Aimee Bateman and Kevin Morgan, regional director Business Banking, NatWest

PARAMOUNT Interiors hasmade a keyappointmentto itsboard as partof thecompanyscontinuing strategy to increaseitsshare of theUK officedesign,fit-out andfurnituremarket.

Thebusiness,whichis head-quarteredin St Mellons,nearNewport,has appointedAlasdairMcIntyreto thenewly createdposition of sales andmarketingdirector.

Mr McIntyrejoins fromglobalretail interior design agency,Double Europe,which he co-founded in2009 andwherehewas managingdirector priorto amanagement buy-outin January

2014.During histimeat theBristol-

basedcompany, revenuesgrew tomorethan 5mwith clientsincluding bluechip brands suchas Nike, FitFlop,Havaianas,Timberlandand Vans.

Priorto establishing DoubleEurope, hewas head of newbusi-nessfor theGerman retail designspecialists, ARNO Group.

Mr McIntyrejoins Paramount

ata time whenit istargeting sig-nificantgrowth in thenumberofdesign, fit-out andfurniturepro-jects that it undertakes in the UKandin particularwithintheLondon market,where it current-lyhas a sales office.

Hewillbe responsiblefortheonward strategy andgrowth ofthebusiness, includingall per-sonnel andexternal marketingpartners.

Nigel Roberts,managing direc-torof Paramount, said:Imdelightedto welcomeAlasdairtotheboard atParamount.We areavery ambitiouscompany andwelook forthattrait inanyonethat

werecruit. I cansafelysaythatAlasdair brings thatto ourteam.

Hehas workedwithsomeoftheworlds biggest brands andsharesthesame driveandcom-mitmentto thehigheststandardsof design,qualityand servicethatwe deliverconsistentlytoourclients. Imsurethathe willplaya leading role inhelpingusto achieve ourambitions over thecoming years.


Talkingtraining

LATESTfindingsfrom theCommissionsEmployer SkSurvey have shownthat whvacanciesin Wales have in14 percentover thelasttwoshortagein skillsremainsissuefor employers in Walindeed, acrosstherest of th

Apprenticeships area cossolution forup-skilling andtaining workforce skills inindustry, andin light of theuedshortages, areimportaensuringthat companiesaroped ina way that suitsthenessneeds.

Were looking forward toof nextmonths SkillsCym

whichwilltakeplace atCaMotorpointArenaon Octob23.

Supported byboth the WeGovernment andCareersWevent is set to providean opto highlightthe benefits of basedlearningand apprennotjustto learners butalsers andschools

Itwillbringtogether a crtionof organisations to dethe widerange of career chwellas bothacademic andvlearning andtrainingoppoopento people;and provideinformationon theskills pemployers require for succ

Thelasteventof this kindplacein 2010 atthe MillennStadium,attractingover 20tors andwe will this yearbing alongsideother exhibitincludingthe Army, SouthFireand Rescue Service,ThPrincesTrust, NHS,The BandAdmiral.

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Caitlin Lewis

Gastro pub is unveileby former County ma

FORMERNewport Countyapprentice RichardHamer ishopingfor a good resultfromhis latest business venture inSouthWales.

The Newport haulagefirm boss,universally known byhis nick-nameRioch afterthe formerAstonVilla andDerbyCountyplayerBruce,has opened a gastropub inhis home town.

Richardhas ploughedwhat hesaysis a substantial amount ofmoney intotransformingthe for-merRock andFountain PubandRiversideRestaurant, atWoodfieldside, Blackwood,intoBistro 8.

Richard,who represented Walesat junior level andplayedalong-sideCountygreats John AldridgeandTommyTynan,has taken outa lease onthe building.

Hesaid:Thenameof thenewplace is because of threecoinci-dences.

MydaughterLisa wasbornontheeighth.

This isthe eighthpubI haveopened andI playedat numbereightfor Walesat juniorlevelinmy firstappearance, which wasagainst Northern Ireland.

Ilivelocallyso Ive knownthepub allmy life.In fact itwas thefirstpub that I hada drinkin.

The pub, which hadbeen closedsincelast year, before Richardtook iton, now hasa mixedWelshandSpanishtheme restaurant asthemanager, Sami, andhis wife,Mari,the chef,are from Spain.

Richard,who ownsRichardHamerTransport, Newport,for-merly owned seven pubsin the

southeastof England andis nowreturningto thetrade aftera 20year gap.

Thegastropub ison two floorswith spacefor sixtydinerson thefirstfloor anddrinkers accommo-dated on the ground floor, whichis furnished withChesterfieldset-teesand comfortable chairs.

A newinternal oakstaircasenow linksthe ground andfirstfloors, replacingthe formerexter-

nalmetal stepsup towhatwaspreviouslythe RiversideRestaurant.

Carparkingfor fortyvehicles isoppositethe buildingon StDavids Road.

Localman Haydn Thomas, ofletting agents Hutchings&Thomas Chartered Surveyors,

said:The Rock andFountain wasa prominentand highly regardedpubfor very manyyears.

Riochhasdonea win renovating the placformingit into a modeleadgastro pubwhichan instant success witparticularlyat thewee

Dating backat leasttyears, the roadand rivtaurantnow occupies

that wasoriginallya tthebridge thatcrossebouring SirhowyRive




Solicitor takes on Sparkle trusteesh

GR-EIGHT INVESTMENT: Former County player Richard Rioch Hamer and Haydn Thomas, of HutchingChartered Surveyors, outside Bistro 8 in Blackwood

Caitlin Lewisof Cwmbran-based QualitySolicitors RubinLewisOBrienhas justbeenappointedtrusteeand directorof thecharitySparkle.

Sparklestarted outwith theaim of building andequippingthe SerennuChildrens Centrebasedin Newport,whichopenedin April2011afterajoint initiativewith AneurinBevan UniversityHealthBoard.

Nowthat Serennuis open,Sparklecontinues to supportit, providing leisure andinfor-mation servicesfor childrenandyoungpeople andtheirfamilies withcomplexand spe-cialneeds.

Sparkleraises fundsfor awiderange of additionalequipmentand services,allbasedat Serennu,and now hasmore than 20membersof staffwhohelp withtheir efforts.

Ms Lewis, solicitoratQualitySolicitors RubinLewisOBrien,will be involved in therunningof Sparkle as a direc-torandtrusteewhere shewillbe involved in decision-makinginmatterssuchas thegrowthanddevelopment of the chari-ty, leisure and educationalactivities for thechildrenandyoungpeople, the developmentof otherfamily-centredservic-es to accommodatethe needsof parentsand siblings,fund-raising events,managementandusage of finances.In addi-tion toher usualtrusteeduties,Ms Lewiswill also dealwithancillary legalmattersastheyarise.

She said:I havea personalinterest in thecharity. Myolder brotheris severelydisa-bledand thereforeIm hon-ouredto bepartof a charitythathas suchan important

role inthe livesof mabledchildren in thear

Ichoseto join SparkI heardthat thecharittohave someone onthof Trusteesthat dealtfamily lawand ChildProtection issues, thewhich I practice.

Caitlin haspreviousteered for Barnardos aFriends of ChernobylChildren.She joinsanmember of QualitySoRubin LewisOBrien,Telford,on theboard otees.

Ms Telfordis an EmandLitigation Solicitohasbeen involved witsinceMarch2013anditionto herusual trustundertakes alltheHREmployment Lawworadviceon behalf of th

Talkingbusiness

ATTHEFSBwe arevery keen tounderstand whatis going on withinourmembersbusinesses andtheissuesthat theyface on a day-to-daybasis.

Aspartof that wecarryoutregularsurveys of ourmembersto discoverthings likehow confidentthey are,whetherprofitabilityis improvingandwhether they aretakingon staff.

Werecently publishedthe latestresults of oursurveyworkin ourWales Voiceof Small BusinessIndexfor thethird quarter of this year.

Perhaps themost interestingthingtocomeout of thelatestquarterlysurvey wasthatourmembersinWales aremore likely to be planningcapital spendingthan at anytimesincethe indexbeganbackat thebeginningof 2010.

Whetherit is a Newport manufac-turerinvestingin a newmachine, aCaerphillytradesman buying a newvan, ora Cwmbran cafe buyinganewcoffee machine,it isclearthatbusinesseshere are nowbeginningto makereal investment for thefuture.

That is a positivesign,andthatinvestment should feedthroughintothe order books of other businessesthatprovide thosemachines andvans,which should, inturn,helptosupport further economicgrowth.

Butdespitethe positive signsofinvestment thereare stillmany busi-nessesin SouthEastWales thatremain cautiousover theshort-termoutlook.

While businessconfidence remainspositivein Walesit is stillsomewaybehindtherestof theUK.

However, thefact thatsmall compa-niesare investingat allis especiallywelcome whenyou considerthatraising finance remains a particularchallengefor businesseshere inWales.

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