Today the Jobs Foundation is in Sheffield, putting the finishing touches on jobs and bringing people out of poverty, due out in a few weeks’ time.

Last week, the Jobs Foundation hosted a great breakfast with two highly successful business people, Charles Lewington OBE and Michael Lorimer. They talked about the importance of resilience and leadership for CEOs to a packed house:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/our-brea…

Here’s the Jobs Foundation’s April newsletter. The organisation did so much this month, it was tricky to get everything in:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/april-20…

Today the Jobs Foundation is in Oxford, attending the Goldman Sachs “10,000 small businesses” event. Fascinating discussions to be had on a great topic.

Samuel Ola runs a Loughborough based company called Nestwork, which is built around helping students secure jobs through peer-to-peer learning and AI tools.

Read his full story here:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/samuel/

Today the Jobs Foundation is at the Evening Standard SME XPO in the Excel Centre. We're meeting loads of great businesses - looking forward to discussing it soon in our monthly newsletter, out at the end of this week.

A feature in the Leicester Mercury on the work of the Jobs Foundation in Loughborough. A larger report on the work due out this summer:

Day two in Hartlepool has seen the Jobs Foundation host a roundtable at the BIS building, an incubator for local businesses. Interesting insights gained.

The Jobs Foundation is in Hartlepool this week, talking to local business owners and other organisations about jobs and business in the town. This will greatly inform our report on coastal towns, to be published this summer.

BHP is one of the leading accountancy firms in the north of England. Located in Sheffield, BHP believe that recruiting the brightest young people, while they are still in education, is a fantastic way of discovering new talent. Read their story, here:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/karen/

Mandy came to Cromer 40 years ago on a holiday - and ending up staying in the town. With her husband Dave, she now runs Poppyland Brewery, a company that makes its own line of beers, as well as gin and other spirits:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/mandy/

Here's this month's newsletter, detailing another busy month at the Jobs Foundation: a trip to Pembrokeshire, our first careers fair, breakfast with City AM's Andy Silvester and another great business owner demonstrating business as a force for good:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/march-20…

Join the Jobs Foundation’s business council today. It’s free and easy to do - the benefits are explained here:
thejobsfoundation.com/join/

Jonathan Jackson runs Previsico, a business built around predicting and preventing flood impacts. Another great example of business as a societal good:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/jonathan/

Today the Jobs Foundation is in Cromer, Norfolk, speaking to local businesses about what they do as part of our project around jobs and business countrywide.

Last Friday, the Jobs Foundation visited the Bug Factory, a business in Leicestershire that is looking into inventive ways to combat waste using insects. More on their story to come:

Our breakfast with Luke Johnson, one of Britain’s most prolific entrepreneurs, full report here:
thejobsfoundation.com/story/our-brea…

Loughborough will be a key area of study for the Jobs Foundation this year, with a focus on some of the town’s largest employers, including Access Group.

Sunak to announce £60m to pay the full cost of training for anyone up to the age of 21 taken on as an apprentice by a small business. Good news for SMEs:
ft.com/content/2728fe…

One of our chief areas of study is Loughborough - we’ll be releasing a full report on jobs and best employment practice in town in June.