Frustration with employers and the desire to fulfil their full potential led Philip Churm and Caroline Moore to form Securit GB Ltd, British manufacturers of simple, solid secure storage units.
Chris refused to allow his disability to come in the way of his ambitions to become an entrepreneur. From a background as a drag queen, he always had a love for over-the-top clothing. With his partner Fiona he runs Wicked Waists, which produces bespoke clothing for the fetish and alternative market.
With the help of his 19 year-old son Matthew, Roland Stow from Wolverhampton is fast building a reputation providing a unique service for Japanese performance cars. JapAuto-Speed UK is racing ahead on the track to success.
Maria is profoundly deaf and has drawn on her experiences to build Wideaware, which provides disability equality training to organisations across the UK.
Matt Dimbylow has always been passionate about sport, but it wasn’t until he was diagnosed with extra pyramidal syndrome, a variant of Parkinson’s disease, that he began to think about turning that passion into a business.
