Case studies

Our business centres are home to a thriving and resilient community of small businesses, start-ups and SMEs drawn from a diverse spectrum of professions. Find out more about our small business customers, their growth, successes, aspirations and tips.

Back to School with Project Skills Solutions
When coronavirus struck, like many businesses Project Skills Solutions were thrown quite the learning curve with the urgent move online.
Harmonia Therapies: Keeping Business and Bodies in-sync
When Harmonia Therapies moved into our Churchill Square Business Centre, there was no doubt that this match made in heaven was the result of the stars aligning.
Sacrifice to success, The Salt Shack’s story
Milton Keynes entrepreneur Danielle Beale is enjoying meteoric success selling natural minerals but her journey into the world of business has been forged out of a deeply personal sacrifice.
Air for Life takes bronze at SME Business awards!
We are delighted that our Milton Keynes Business Centre customer, Air for Life, were bronze winners for the Lockdown Leader 2021 award at the SME MK and Buckinghamshire Business Awards .
There’s nothing nutty about our client’s Covid success
Nutfreeliving Marketplace Ltd, a new customer at the Waterhouse Business Centre, is an inspiring example of a business that was able to thrive throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
Keeping pace despite the pandemic
Our Chelmsford Business Centre has recently gained a new customer — Fitness Fever! Having to close their doors almost overnight due to Coronavirus restrictions, they’ve managed to keep their business full of vitality.
The perfect space for restoring body confidence
After umming and ahh-ing about starting her own bespoke body sculpting and contouring business for years, our  Churchill Square Business Centre   customer has one piece of advice for other potential business owners.
Bridging the gap with new branches to your business
Based at our Churchill Square Business Centre in Kings Hill, Gardens of England has been very busy over the past year. Through diversifying their business services and focusing on client relationships, adapting their approach has seen them through a challenging time for many independently owned companies across the UK.
Maintaining an established business in a challenged industry
Established for over 20 years, bridal and occasion wear company Veromia has weathered a few recessions and challenges in its time, but nothing quite like the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the business’s successful, large-scale co-owned teams at offices in Hong Kong and factories in China and Vietnam, putting weddings on pause for the best part of a year has made Veromia re-evaluate their business model. CEO, Vivien Felstein, who is currently based at our Loughton Seedbed Centre, spoke to us about the need for innovative ideas to shape the future of the bridal and occasion wear industry.

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