Seven young people from Sydney Smith School in Hull ( a school that has just got back to full working order after the floods in June 2007) involved in Young Enterprise Company Programme striving to sell their product
Giles Peters, 17, was inspired to set up Diabetic Hampers after trying to put together a hamper for his diabetic uncle. He found that there was very little choice for diabetics and decided there was a gap in the market.
Alice Whiteley had the idea for Loop in May 2006 when she discovered how expensive it was to buy essential kit for her new born baby, and how much went to waste as her child grew up.
Tim Bosworth is the founder of www.thinkbigbebig.com which lets people know what's big in the world by showcasing luxury properties, consumer goods, fashion and much more. Here he tells us how he made his grand idea happen.
Madeleine Thompson turned her hobby of making one-off jewellery pieces for friends and family into a successful business. Watch this video to find out how she made her grand idea happen.
Dominic McVey made his first million at 15, importing and selling micro scooters, and now runs pharmaceuticals and cosmetics distribution company Cosmagenics. Watch this video to find out how he achieved his grand idea of selling all kinds of scooters.
Philip Robinson is the inventor of the ZorinPump which integrates a bicycle seat and a powerful floor pump which combines track performance with hand pump mobility.
Richard Reed co-founded Innocent Drinks with two friends in 1998. The company - which prides itself on acting responsibly - has grown quickly and now has a turnover of £76 million.
In 2005, Sir Alan Sugar selected former London Underground employee Tim Campbell as his first 'apprentice'. Tim has since left Amstrad and founded The Bright Ideas Trust which supports young entrepreneurs.
Emily Cummins is a serial ethical inventor and entrepreneur. Her latest invention is a solar-powered fridge that she developed on her self-funded gap year in Africa.
Annie Brown is a building services engineer at Halcrow one of the world’s largest multi-disciplinary consultancies and a committed advocate of the need to find more sustainable solutions in the built environment.
A brainstorm with a friend over dinner gave Riaz Agha the idea for Rich Media House - a digital communications agency focusing on digital marketing, content management and technology solutions.
