FANTASTIC NEWS!!! The Blair Project's Manchester Innovation Activities Hub has been funded to the tune of £4 million!!!! It will provide rapid upskilling and reskilling in low carbon, advanced
manufacturing, and digital technologies to support people in well-paid work as part of the Covid-19 recovery plan.
"To everyone that ever had a dream, this is proof that if you keep pressing forward, get up every time you get knocked down; you will make it. This has been a long and arduous 6-year journey, and
it's wonderful to finally enjoy the fruits of our hard labour. I hope my story will inspire others to follow their dreams and never give up even when the going gets tough." - Nile Henry, CEO
of Blair Project Ltd.
Meet the co-founder of the Blair Project, Nile Henry. Read his story.
Dr Marilyn Comrie, Director at The Blair Project and CEO of MIAH.
You can't talk about Manchester's thriving tech sector without coming across the amazing Dr Marilyn Comrie, Director at the Blair Project and CEO of the new Manchester Innovation Activities
Hub (MIAH) set to open in 2022.
Based at Circle Square, The Blair Project is a
social enterprise that uses the excitement of building and racing electric go-karts to help marginalised young people explore careers and passions in science, technology, engineering, and maths,
especially girls and young people from Black Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds or low-income households.
After noticing a lack of workshop space and maker space to integrate new technologies into the go-karts, on top of realising the importance of upskilling and reskilling local talent across Greater
Manchester, Marilyn Comrie joined with Bruntwood SciTech to create MIAH – a new workshop space and vocational training centre dedicated to the rapid upskilling, reskilling and retraining of more
than 5,000 residents over the next five years, which will be located at Base at Manchester Science Park.
Marilyn said: "MIAH will make it easier for SMEs to collaborate and innovate new products and services to speed up the green industrial revolution. Since we've been part of Bruntwood SciTech's
network, we've found the right funding and support to turn MIAH into a reality, including part of the £4m government support secured for Base in the 'Build Back Better' Fund.
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The GAME Plan Generator is the AoFP system of the Academy of Life Planning:
Goals: Create a big inspiring goal. Here the goal was to create opportunities for not-in-employment or education teens into manufacturing and industry via motor racing.
Actions: This included business planning support. And practical support, such as sourcing a team bus.
Means: This included the P&L forecast and support in drafting funding applications.
Execution: This included providing personal and business advice to the board.
No products were sold. Steve Conley was one of the founding directors of Blair Project Ltd (Company number 08947592) from 19 March 2014 to 28 January 2019.