Look around. Who do you see? If the answer is nobody, look down at your phone, or up into your computer screen. You see, even

  “If you are trying to do something for the first time, it’s always an enormous challenge, and there is no guarantee of success.” –

I wouldn’t be surprised if you rolled your eyes every time that someone told you to “think outside the box” as an entrepreneur. Even whilst

It’s been a busy couple of months here at OPV! After meeting our entrepreneurs last November, Dame Tessa Jowell MP invited Hatch to the House

There is a theory going around. It starts with employment, (or unemployment), and may end with the rise of youth enterprise. It’s called the Unicorn

On Tuesday the energy was contagious. Filling the Carnegie Library (or a room within the library) with Hatch applicants, we held our assessment day for

I’m starting a community interest company (CIC) where the aim is to provide a ladder for vulnerable adults to access the mainstream again. The main

The lean start-up – It’s a phrase that you’ve probably heard if you have tapped into the entrepreneurial world recently. Spear headed by Eric Ries,

My name is Wade. Two years ago I took sabbatical to travel the world, and the adventure was fantastic. I ended up in in Portland

My name is Robyn Parker, I’m 28 years old – I live in Brixton and I have a background working in social care. This is

My name is Vanessa and I’ve got a company called Coco Gourmand, which is a confectionary company that manufactures coconut based sweets that are suitable

Last Friday Dame Tessa Jowell MP visited Lambeth’s enterprise incubator, Hatch, at one of the UK’s 35 Microsoft-supported Youth Hubs. Lambeth’s young are amongst 5,500