Innovation is about helping your business grow.
If you are a young, innovative company we can help you to :
- Become investor ready
- Develop your ideas
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Grow your business
- But you don't have to be young - if you're 50+ you can join out Olderpreneur Program
Olderpreneurs - Too young to retire?
The London Innovation Centre is developing a series of programs to help 50+ start-up their own businesses.
After all you are part of the 'Silver Tsunami' - the Baby Boomer generation reaching retirement but still have a lot of life!
If you are one of these talented and energetic people who is interested in starting-up a new business then why not talk to us?
Watch the BBC 2 Money Programme on Olderpreneurs here (opens in new window)
Live in, or want to base your business, within Greater London? Then please contact us!
EsTablished Businesses get help too
If you are an established business we can help you grow by :
- Helping you innovate
- Finding new markets
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Extending your range of products/services
What is THE London Innovation Centre?
The London Innovation Centre was launched in 2007 to promote a culture of innovation and creativity in the south London economy. We seek to nurture the creation, development and growth of creative and technology enterprises throughout the London boroughs of Bromley, Croydon, Kingston-upon-Thames, Merton, Richmond , Sutton and Wandsworth.
We bring together a vast pool of resources and skills from the public and private sectors to help both new and established companies. We can even provide managed workspace for those who want to work in an environment with like-minded people.
Our services are offered exclusively through the High Growth Business Club (HGBC). The club is open to high growth potential firms and ambitious entrepreneurs and inventors, plus those who seek to support them. Club membership is by interview where we will establish your growth potential. You can apply for an interview online. Our aim is to support you so think of it more of seeking the angel’s wings rather than entering the dragon’s den. You can also sign up for our newsletter or register to attend one of our regular events.
We are always keen to talk with other public funded organisations with a view to cooperating and reducing overlap of service provision. If your organisation has a programme that you think would benefit our clients, please contact us to discuss what you have to offer.
