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Use the Shell LiveWIRE Social Network to create your FREE online business profile and connect with other young entrepreneurs from around the world.

  • Find new business contacts and suppliers
  • Blog about your latest products or services
  • Share photos and ideas
  • Post classified ads, event listings and favourite videos
  • Chat with other members online

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Shell LiveWIRE Social Network

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Catch up with former Shell LiveWIRE Grand Ideas Award winners

Daniel Sutherland (Milkistar), Glenn Buchan & Kilian Palop (Adspad) talk about how winning a Shell LiveWIRE Grand Ideas Award provided them not only with funding but the PR, confidence and credibilty to launch their new businesses.

8 shortlisted for latest Shell LiveWIRE Grand Ideas Awards

Joshua Mason-Allen (LROPS Flight Simulation), Esther Dingley (Graduate Toolbox), Dave Stone (UKloupes), Rombout Frieling (fresh!roast), Deborah Cairns (Organise Your Chaos), Ben Scrimgeour (Ben Scrimgeour Building Workshop), Kurtis Brown (ID Theft Prevention UK) and Cathi Harrison (FYIFinance) have all been shortlisted for the February Shell LiveWIRE Grand Ideas Awards handed out at the end of March.

Dragons' Den series 8

Entrepreneurs from across the country once again have a chance to make their business dreams come true by appearing on Dragons’ Den. If you’re genuinely seeking investment for your business idea or invention, the BBC would like to hear from you.

HiMag Solutions Set to 'Transform' The Carbon Impact of Electronics

HiMag Solutions Limited recently received the Shell Springboard Award for the best low carbon business idea in the UK. The award was given at a ceremony in central London to recognise the innovation of its planar transformer which could dramatically increase energy efficiency in electrical devices across the world.

Fluid Pixel Wins National DediPower Digital Awards

Stuart Varrall of Fluid Pixel has won the coveted DediPower Digital Award 2010. The trophy was presented by Rt Hon Stephen Timms, MP, Minister for Digital Britain, at a special ceremony in London on 1st March.

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I was really inspired by a television programme I saw about dyslexia. It featured Richard Branson who explained about some of the communication breakdowns there had been and having to repeat information until he’d understood it. It doesn’t matter if the English isn’t good or if you’re deaf or whatever it is. You can go out there, you can set up a business and you can do it. 

Joel Kellhofer, AC2.com