IN4 Group wins Disruptor of the Year award at the North West Business Masters
IN4 Group, has won the Disruptor of the Year award at TheBusinessDesk.com’s North West Business Masters Awards 2021 for its
Enabling Innovation to generate sustainable prosperity
IN4 Group is the premier operator of technology and innovation hubs in the UK regions, delivering through a unique system that combines digital skills training, applied innovation support and technology start up growth programmes.
Making technology accessible and applicable
Our focus is across key second cities in large towns, working to unlock the potential of new technology talent to drive prosperity and growth for businesses and communities. Our core areas include data science, cyber, AI and immersive technologies.
Our values
Humanising
We humanise technology and instil optimism with our people-centred approach by thinking about citizens, not users.
Culture
We re-define start up culture by supporting wellbeing, inspiring each other, and putting the team before the product.
Belonging
We create a sense of belonging by creating an inclusive community with shared values.
Our social value
We work hard to deliver social value for the communities we serve. Here’s a snapshot of two of our programmes:
AWS re/Start
AWS re/Start bootcamp, part of Skills City, a 12 week programme for 159 students delivered £4.59 for every £1.
FreelanceHER 100
FreelanceHER 100, a 12-week accelerator programme for 103 women delivered £2.97 for every £1
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