Our Fellows
Our proven toolsets and approaches developed over the last four years to tackle productive output of individual companies are also proving to be of value as we address the response of individual firms to the current economic crisis. Be the Business is now scaling up its team to reach multiple business sectors and to work in the regions around the UK. There is a small central team of forty people but there is a growing cohort of Fellows – those who give some of their time, bringing contacts and expertise to tackle the challenges that small and medium-sized businesses are facing.
Neil Crockett
An important part of businesses being able to take the next step is leaders having the opportunity to “get off the dance floor”, believes Neil Crockett.
Jenny Knott
For Jenny Knott, the five values Be the Business looks to embody couldn’t be more aligned with her own personal approach to business improvement and success.
Andrew Cowdery
With a firm belief in collaborative working and setting ambitious targets, Andrew Cowdery is lending his support to the Be the Business productivity drive.
Fiona Kendrick
With a passion for promoting the skills agenda she believes Britain needs to thrive, Fiona Kendrick brings a unique set of experiences to the our Fellows programme.
Colin Glass
Having helped countless SMEs navigate a myriad of challenges, Colin Glass is turning his attention to better connecting leaders with business support.
Veronica Hope-Hailey
As a seasoned expert in leading and implementing change, Veronica Hope-Hailey is keen to play her part in the Be the Business Fellows programme.
Tracey Killen
Tracey Killen brings a wealth of experience to Be the Business and believes there are "incredible opportunities on the horizon" for British SMEs.
Nigel Whitehead
Nigel Whitehead is looking for people willing to roll up their sleeves and help British businesses find game-changing solutions quickly and effectively.