Here are case studies of a selection of Business Enterprise Work's clients. To read further into the support BEW has given to help these businesses grow, click on the More Information links.


After many years of teaching and research at the university, Drs Anna and Norman Gough decided to put their joint expertise to good use by forming a new consultancy company called 'AnaPeli' in 2005. Anna specialises in healthcare education and Norman has expertise in multimedia technology and computer games... More Information 

Jaz Somal had been wanting to start a business for sometime. Although he had never worked in or run a food franchise before, he'd looked at a number of them and liked the BB's format. BB's, who originated in Australia, specialise in high quality coffee, freshly baked muffins and New Zealand ice cream...
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Dressed to a Tee is one of Business Enterprise Works (BEW) most colourful companies, having been accepted on to the programme in February 2005. It is the brainchild of Sam Varney and Harry Green. Sam and Harry are avid golfer's who were struck, even depressed by the boring clothing and 'establishment' behaviour of the average golfer. They decided to do something about it and so Dressed to a Tee™, the Fun and Relaxed Golf Clothing Company was born... More Information 

Dawn Turner and Vivien Long have been involved with resource management, education and training and development for most of their careers and when they met in late 2004 they had their 'Eureka!' moment to produce a variety of portable training toolkits and decided to call the
company OutsideTheBox™... More Information 



Tom Owen had a wealth of experience from a successful career with Jaguar Cars. Before accepting voluntary redundancy he was a Principal Car Design Manager with responsibilities for design and development of several models... More Information