Happy New Year, and all good wishes for 12 months ahead, capitalising on Liverpool's year in the spotlight. Time to SCORE...
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Twenty entrepreneurs spill the personal secrets behind their success.... Not what, but why. The sequel to The Culture of Capital
The enterprising SCORE
- Alison Ball
- Bashar Issa
- Clare Molyneux
- Colin McKeown
- David Jones
- Duke of Westminster
- Eddy Amoo
- Gary Millar
- Heikki Viitikko
- James Barton
- Jon Moulton
- Jonathan Falkingham
- Leonard Steinberg
- Malcolm Walker
- Paul Heathcote
- Rob Duce
- Sharon Hilditch
- Sir Michael Bibby
- Sir Ranulph Fiennes
- Victor Greenberg
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Score team
Publisher: Capsica • Project driver: The Steve Stuart Partnership • Sponsors: Halliwells, Rensburg Sheppard, Royal Bank of Scotland
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Score backs Sirolli
Capsica and the sponsors are backing The Sirolli Institute's Liverpool groups, to inspire more local people to make the leap and set up their own business. Who knows where the next Roddick, Branson, Sugar, Dyson will come from?
Liverpool's Sirolli groups
The Sirolli Institute
Founded in 1996 by Ernesto Sirolli, the Sirolli Institute is a non-profit education and training organisation, introducing enterprise facilitation to communities and working in concert with existing economic development efforts to help entrepreneurs – a catalyst for renewed community pride and civic spirit.
The future of every community lies in the dreams and aspirations of its people; Sirolli helps to capitalise on the passion, intelligence, imagination and resources of local entrepreneurs. Since 1985, thousands of new and expanding businesses resulting in thousands of new jobs have been started with the help of enterprise facilitators in dozens of communities in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Canada.
The future of every community lies in the dreams and aspirations of its people; Sirolli helps to capitalise on the passion, intelligence, imagination and resources of local entrepreneurs. Since 1985, thousands of new and expanding businesses resulting in thousands of new jobs have been started with the help of enterprise facilitators in dozens of communities in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Canada.
The Culture of Capital