Supporting Bright Young Business

Terence Chung won a Shell LiveWIRE Smarter Future Award in August 2016 for his business FRUU, which he started aged 29, after completing a PGCE.

Contributed by Laura Hall, Marketing Executive at Shiply, a Shell LiveWIRE winning business.

Giuseppe Baidoo won July’s Shell LiveWIRE Smarter Future Award for his business, OOZE Drinks.

Sylvia Sun won a Shell LiveWIRE Smarter Future Award in November 2016 for her business GreenRide Sharing, which she started aged 26.

Hugo Tilmouth won June’s Shell LiveWIRE Smarter Future Award for his business, Innovate Energy.

Douglas Martin won May’s Shell LiveWIRE Smarter Future Award for his business, MiAlgae.

Contributed by Natalia Agathou, Business Advice Manager, Advance London

Contributed by Louise McGregor, Head of Circular Economy, Zero Waste Scotland

John Elkington identified several years ago a concept known as the ‘Triple Bottom Line’, which then became popular in management books and corporate responsibility statements.

Sam Rogers won April's Shell LiveWIRE Smarter Future Award for his business, Braw Power.

Sam Etherington won the Shell LiveWIRE £5,000 Future Impact Award in 2014.

This year, Shell LiveWIRE celebrates 35 years of supporting bright, young, innovative businesses up and down the UK.

Shell last night awarded a total of £180,000 of equity free funding to Carlton Cummins from Aceleron and Upside Energy as the national winners of Shell LiveWIRE and Shell Springboard.

Irina Fedorenko won March’s Shell LiveWIRE Smarter Future Award for her business, BubbleNut Wash.

Meet the six finalists for the 2016 Shell LiveWIRE Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.