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From Pirates to Professionals: Retaining a Sense of Integration During Venture Scaling

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By Graeme Martin, Stephen Knox Verified, Norin Arshed
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction Transitioning from a new venture to a high-growth, scale-up firm is a journey of uncertainty and complexity (European Scaleup Institute, 2023; Felzensztein and Bagheri, 2024; Kearney and Lichtenstein, 2023; Schou, 2023).
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Ex-offenders can become successful entrepreneurs - here’s what the prisons minister should do to make it happen Original

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By Norin Arshed, Graeme Martin
| The Conversation Verified
James Timpson, former CEO of the high street cobbler and keycutter that bears his family name, was appointed this summer as the UK’s new minister for prisons, probation and reducing re-offending. It was a surprise move that was generally applauded by politicians of all persuasions as well as prison reform advocates, criminal justice stakeholders and former prisoners themselves. As a company, Timpson is renowned for its support and investment in the vulnerable and disadvantaged.
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River clean-up needs your help

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By Graeme Martin
| White Horse News Verified
Story posted on January 3, 2020 Volunteers cleaning the river WESTBURY Town Council has joined forces with Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, in order to clean up the areas around the River Biss in the town and help to protect wildlife species. In August last year, volunteers and Wiltshire Wildlife Trust staff took to the Bitham Brook to rid the stream of dumped items and litter, in order to save the wildlife that habitate there.
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