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An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

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Graduate Esme Fillingham has helped Barefoot Media attract award nominations and eighty thousand pounds worth of new business since she started work for them last year.

Esme, from Newquay, graduated in 2012 Multimedia Journalism from Bournemouth University and joined Barefoot Media as a Junior Account Executive under Unlocking Potential (UP). She has now finished the UP placement and has so impressed boss Jim Michell that she has been promoted to Account Executive.

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A multi award winning vineyard has seen its busiest summer ever and launched a new, exclusive wine since employing graduate Sarah Helliwell under the Unlocking Potential (UP) programme.

Camel Valley Ltd, near Bodmin, is a family run business established in 1989 by Bob and Annie Lindo. The company has grown over the last 23 years and distributes its wine all over the UK, including stocking Michelin Starred restaurants. In that time the Lindos have seen the English wine industry snowball and took on Sarah - an anthropology graduate from St Andrew’s University - for a six month UP project to ensure Camel Valley stays ahead of the competition.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to employ graduates. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall and offers support including valuable expert mentoring for up to six months.

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Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

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A photography graduate has created a marketing department for a well known, 80 year old car dealership from scratch with support from ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment.

Suzanne Johnson, who graduated with a Masters in Photography from Falmouth University, was employed by Hawkins Motors under Unlocking Potential (UP) in 2013. Her large remit was to develop a marketing plan, the company database, a website and social media plus press release and advertising strategies for the company which has seven dealerships across Cornwall – all with different ways of operating.

See the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/new-marketing-methods-for-trad...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A multi award winning vineyard has seen its busiest summer ever and launched a new, exclusive wine since employing graduate Sarah Helliwell under the Unlocking Potential (UP) programme.

Camel Valley Ltd, near Bodmin, is a family run business established in 1989 by Bob and Annie Lindo. The company has grown over the last 23 years and distributes its wine all over the UK, including stocking Michelin Starred restaurants. In that time the Lindos have seen the English wine industry snowball and took on Sarah - an anthropology graduate from St Andrew’s University - for a six month UP project to ensure Camel Valley stays ahead of the competition.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to employ graduates. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall and offers support including valuable expert mentoring for up to six months.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A multi award winning vineyard has seen its busiest summer ever and launched a new, exclusive wine since employing graduate Sarah Helliwell under the Unlocking Potential (UP) programme.

Camel Valley Ltd, near Bodmin, is a family run business established in 1989 by Bob and Annie Lindo. The company has grown over the last 23 years and distributes its wine all over the UK, including stocking Michelin Starred restaurants. In that time the Lindos have seen the English wine industry snowball and took on Sarah - an anthropology graduate from St Andrew’s University - for a six month UP project to ensure Camel Valley stays ahead of the competition.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to employ graduates. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall and offers support including valuable expert mentoring for up to six months.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A multi award winning vineyard has seen its busiest summer ever and launched a new, exclusive wine since employing graduate Sarah Helliwell under the Unlocking Potential (UP) programme.

Camel Valley Ltd, near Bodmin, is a family run business established in 1989 by Bob and Annie Lindo. The company has grown over the last 23 years and distributes its wine all over the UK, including stocking Michelin Starred restaurants. In that time the Lindos have seen the English wine industry snowball and took on Sarah - an anthropology graduate from St Andrew’s University - for a six month UP project to ensure Camel Valley stays ahead of the competition.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to employ graduates. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall and offers support including valuable expert mentoring for up to six months.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A multi award winning vineyard has seen its busiest summer ever and launched a new, exclusive wine since employing graduate Sarah Helliwell under the Unlocking Potential (UP) programme.

Camel Valley Ltd, near Bodmin, is a family run business established in 1989 by Bob and Annie Lindo. The company has grown over the last 23 years and distributes its wine all over the UK, including stocking Michelin Starred restaurants. In that time the Lindos have seen the English wine industry snowball and took on Sarah - an anthropology graduate from St Andrew’s University - for a six month UP project to ensure Camel Valley stays ahead of the competition.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to employ graduates. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall and offers support including valuable expert mentoring for up to six months.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A photography graduate has created a marketing department for a well known, 80 year old car dealership from scratch with support from ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment.

Suzanne Johnson, who graduated with a Masters in Photography from Falmouth University, was employed by Hawkins Motors under Unlocking Potential (UP) in 2013. Her large remit was to develop a marketing plan, the company database, a website and social media plus press release and advertising strategies for the company which has seven dealerships across Cornwall – all with different ways of operating.

See the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/new-marketing-methods-for-trad...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

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L - Lee Betts R - Lee Gamble (Owner)

A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

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L - Lee Betts R - Lee Gamble (Owner)

A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

L - Lee Gamble (Owner) R - Lee Betts

A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

L - Lee Gamble (Owner) R - Lee Betts

A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A multi award winning vineyard has seen its busiest summer ever and launched a new, exclusive wine since employing graduate Sarah Helliwell under the Unlocking Potential (UP) programme.

Camel Valley Ltd, near Bodmin, is a family run business established in 1989 by Bob and Annie Lindo. The company has grown over the last 23 years and distributes its wine all over the UK, including stocking Michelin Starred restaurants. In that time the Lindos have seen the English wine industry snowball and took on Sarah - an anthropology graduate from St Andrew’s University - for a six month UP project to ensure Camel Valley stays ahead of the competition.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to employ graduates. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall and offers support including valuable expert mentoring for up to six months.

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Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

L - Lee Gamble (Owner) R - Lee Betts

A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

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Animal Realm Manager Steve Masters (left) and his team hold Debbie, a 12ft-long blonde Burmese python, who is one of Crocodile Corner's star attractions. Open from Wednesday 27th March 2013, Crocodile Corner Reptile House is Cornwall's Crealy's newest feature and is home to a host of scaly critters.

Graduate placement scheme Unlocking Potential has helped couple Simon and Tiffany Bailey both find quality work in Cornwall – a place they had already fallen in love with.

The couple met whilst studying at The University of Birmingham. Tiffany graduated in English language and Literature in Education and Simon graduated in Geology. He then moved to study for a Masters at the Camborne School of Mines.

Simon and Tiffany soon decided to settle in Cornwall as they fell in love with it, in particular the Falmouth area where Simon was based whilst studying. Simon already had strong links with the Falmouth area having visited annually for family holidays.

Read the full version of the story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/two-jobs-and-a-cornish-wedding...

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Cornwall-based company Marbel is expanding rapidly and aiming to become a world leader in toy distribution with the support of graduate Kristien Harris.

Marbel is a family run business that supplies and distributes wooden toys - bringing a range of quality, classic, traditional, innovative and educational toys to the UK market. Marbel’s toys are safe, naturally made and environmentally friendly.

Kristien, who graduated in Illustration from Falmouth University, has been employed by Marbel under the Unlocking Potential graduate jobs programme for just over a year. In that time the family-owned company, based in Bodmin, has taken on six new employees, increased turnover and started to grow the Marbel brand globally.

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

An award winning UK based Internet service and telecommunications provider is expanding its Cornwall base as an ambitious marketing strategy starts to bear fruit. CorNetworks, which has a worldwide reputation, has also recently found a demand for its services in Cornwall offering support to the 5% of residents unable to benefit from the Superfast broadband network.

CorNetworks, which was created in 1996, is well known globally, particularly among Apple Mac users. Lauren Baker, who has a BA Honours in Business Enterprise from Cornwall College, was employed by CorNetworks in 2013 as Sales and Marketing Manager under Unlocking Potential. She was given the challenge of spearheading growth, with existing products and services and also with new products in the IT/internet field.

Unlocking Potential receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Lauren’s key projects were to help with product positioning strategy across the CorNetworks Group (MacAce and MacMate); help plan exhibitions and launch events; play a key role in developing a marketing strategy and to create three sales campaigns in six months.

Read the full story on our website: www.inspiringwork.org/news/cornetworks-growth-backed-by-g...

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A photography graduate has created a marketing department for a well known, 80 year old car dealership from scratch with support from ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment.

Suzanne Johnson, who graduated with a Masters in Photography from Falmouth University, was employed by Hawkins Motors under Unlocking Potential (UP) in 2013. Her large remit was to develop a marketing plan, the company database, a website and social media plus press release and advertising strategies for the company which has seven dealerships across Cornwall – all with different ways of operating.

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Graduate placement scheme Unlocking Potential has helped couple Simon and Tiffany Bailey both find quality work in Cornwall – a place they had already fallen in love with.

The couple met whilst studying at The University of Birmingham. Tiffany graduated in English language and Literature in Education and Simon graduated in Geology. He then moved to study for a Masters at the Camborne School of Mines.

Simon and Tiffany soon decided to settle in Cornwall as they fell in love with it, in particular the Falmouth area where Simon was based whilst studying. Simon already had strong links with the Falmouth area having visited annually for family holidays.

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A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

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A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

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A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

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A hotel in Newquay that aims to attract responsible groups to the resort has had its best ever year despite two competitors going into administration.

Hotel Sunnyside specialises in school trips and short breaks for young couples as well as activity-led stag and hen parties at weekends. Over the last year bookings at the 150-bed hotel have increased significantly and there has been a record increase in turnover partly due to support from Lee Betts, who was employed under Unlocking Potential.

UP receives ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment to help graduates boost their career prospects with SMEs (small and medium sized businesses) in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. A Combined Universities in Cornwall scheme managed by Cornwall College, it places graduates with businesses in Cornwall to undertake specific projects and offers support including valuable expert mentoring.

Read the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/sunnyside-up

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A photography graduate has created a marketing department for a well known, 80 year old car dealership from scratch with support from ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment.

Suzanne Johnson, who graduated with a Masters in Photography from Falmouth University, was employed by Hawkins Motors under Unlocking Potential (UP) in 2013. Her large remit was to develop a marketing plan, the company database, a website and social media plus press release and advertising strategies for the company which has seven dealerships across Cornwall – all with different ways of operating.

See the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/new-marketing-methods-for-trad...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A photography graduate has created a marketing department for a well known, 80 year old car dealership from scratch with support from ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment.

Suzanne Johnson, who graduated with a Masters in Photography from Falmouth University, was employed by Hawkins Motors under Unlocking Potential (UP) in 2013. Her large remit was to develop a marketing plan, the company database, a website and social media plus press release and advertising strategies for the company which has seven dealerships across Cornwall – all with different ways of operating.

See the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/new-marketing-methods-for-trad...

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Graduate placement scheme Unlocking Potential has helped couple Simon and Tiffany Bailey both find quality work in Cornwall – a place they had already fallen in love with.

The couple met whilst studying at The University of Birmingham. Tiffany graduated in English language and Literature in Education and Simon graduated in Geology. He then moved to study for a Masters at the Camborne School of Mines.

Simon and Tiffany soon decided to settle in Cornwall as they fell in love with it, in particular the Falmouth area where Simon was based whilst studying. Simon already had strong links with the Falmouth area having visited annually for family holidays.

Read the full version of the story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/two-jobs-and-a-cornish-wedding...

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Jerry and Harry

A new, healthy fruit bar that was developed in Cornwall by qualified chef Davina Whiteoak, who has 15 years experience in food development for companies such as Del Monte and Oscar Mayer, has already been ordered by the Eden Project and Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant’s deli, and could soon be on supermarket shelves.

Davina has been helped with the development and expansion of the company, which is based in Cornwall, by graduates Jerry Luke and Harry Moore who are both employed via Unlocking Potential (UP).

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A photography graduate has created a marketing department for a well known, 80 year old car dealership from scratch with support from ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment.

Suzanne Johnson, who graduated with a Masters in Photography from Falmouth University, was employed by Hawkins Motors under Unlocking Potential (UP) in 2013. Her large remit was to develop a marketing plan, the company database, a website and social media plus press release and advertising strategies for the company which has seven dealerships across Cornwall – all with different ways of operating.

See the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/new-marketing-methods-for-trad...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

A photography graduate has created a marketing department for a well known, 80 year old car dealership from scratch with support from ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence investment.

Suzanne Johnson, who graduated with a Masters in Photography from Falmouth University, was employed by Hawkins Motors under Unlocking Potential (UP) in 2013. Her large remit was to develop a marketing plan, the company database, a website and social media plus press release and advertising strategies for the company which has seven dealerships across Cornwall – all with different ways of operating.

See the full story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/new-marketing-methods-for-trad...

Not for transmission or publication without express permission of the copyright owner, Simon Burt

Graduate placement scheme Unlocking Potential has helped couple Simon and Tiffany Bailey both find quality work in Cornwall – a place they had already fallen in love with.

The couple met whilst studying at The University of Birmingham. Tiffany graduated in English language and Literature in Education and Simon graduated in Geology. He then moved to study for a Masters at the Camborne School of Mines.

Simon and Tiffany soon decided to settle in Cornwall as they fell in love with it, in particular the Falmouth area where Simon was based whilst studying. Simon already had strong links with the Falmouth area having visited annually for family holidays.

Read the full version of the story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/two-jobs-and-a-cornish-wedding...

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Graduate placement scheme Unlocking Potential has helped couple Simon and Tiffany Bailey both find quality work in Cornwall – a place they had already fallen in love with.

The couple met whilst studying at The University of Birmingham. Tiffany graduated in English language and Literature in Education and Simon graduated in Geology. He then moved to study for a Masters at the Camborne School of Mines.

Simon and Tiffany soon decided to settle in Cornwall as they fell in love with it, in particular the Falmouth area where Simon was based whilst studying. Simon already had strong links with the Falmouth area having visited annually for family holidays.

Read the full version of the story on our website www.inspiringwork.org/news/two-jobs-and-a-cornish-wedding...

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