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Connectors
The Make Your Mark campaign is building a national network of Connectors - people who bring others together, and are passionate about supporting entrepreneurs who want to make their idea happen.
Read on to find out about the Connectors who live or work in the Coventry area, or browse our
full list of Make Your Mark Connectors.
Rajay is a trustee of four national charities and an advisor to two government departments. He is also the youngest Council Member of the Learning & Skills Council in the UK and sits on the ‘V’ board which has a £150 million budget to inspire one million more young volunteers.
Fleur is director of Progressive Educational Tools which is a learning and training company. PET events are always very high energy events and are widely known for getting results, with the focus is on making things happen, taking an objective and finding a way to make things work, no matter what.
Tom Williamson graduated from Coventry University with a business degree, and was named 'Coventry University Entrepreneur of the Year 2005/6'. He now works with the university to help develop and encourage their Student Enterprise community.
Rai Yatim is part of AIESEC, a youth development organization providing a platform for young people to discover and develop their potential through international exposure. Rai's main area of work is around facilitating exchanges of undergraduates into local businesses and companies all over the world through AIESEC's Global Source Programme.
Adam Desmond is a 23 year old graduate from Coventry University, and set up his first business,
Instrol, with the support of The Prince’s Trust in 2006.
Jo Cameron first entered the public consciousness in the hit TV show The Apprentice. She now runs
URhired.co.uk, specialising in placing women into organisations where they are underrepresented.
