About us
Changing lives through entrepreneurship
Enterprise Exchange empower lives through entrepreneurship. We recognise that people with additional barriers have what it takes to start up on their own and become their own boss but are often intimidated by mainstream business support. Our research led us to run a programme that is practical, inclusive and values confidence building and self-esteem, as much as the practical steps to starting up on your own. We have worked with over 2000 people to inspire, teach and mentor them to realise their dreams.
With the right support, self-employment is a fantastic option for ex-offenders restricted by disclosure in the traditional job market, lone parents who can manage their work around childcare and people with mental or physical disabilities who can manage their work around their condition.
With the right support, self-employment is a fantastic option for ex-offenders restricted by disclosure in the traditional job market, lone parents who can manage their work around childcare and people with mental or physical disabilities who can manage their work around their condition.
We believe in and support the individual in their desire to change
We support our clients by running mentoring programmes with the managers of blue chip companies such as John Lewis, Legal & General and KPMG to break down prejudices, up-skill staff and give leadership and support to our start-ups. All our clients and partners recognise that Enterprise Exchange believe in and support the individual in their desire to change above and beyond societal expectations. We are at the forefront of start-up support innovation in the criminal justice system, partnering with the National Offender Management Service, the Centre for Entrepreneurs and The Prisoner Education Trust to take start-up support to the next level.
ITV documentary
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Testimonial video from our Restart programme
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