Matthew Clarke's Posts

Simon Martyn is one of the team of five climbing Imja Tse in Nepal in aid of three charities.

Five firefighters from Bodmin and Falmouth have set off for one of the highest peaks in the Himalayers for charity. Phil Hoare is leading the fundraising adventure.

Anthony Edwards, director of communications, planning & integration at Euro RSCG London, talks about how we can use social media marketing to avoid the economic squeeze.

Three firms that have developed off the back of Enterprise Facilitation mentoring reveal how the Cornish project helped.

Bryn Hackland and Rubina Khan talk about the successes of Enterprise Facilitation in Cornwall

Dave Meneer headed up Fifteen Cornwall giving opportunities for younger excluded people... now he works with giving confidence to people over fifty.

Kerstin works in Sweden with excluded people and particularly with those who haven't got the necessary Swedish language skills to make headway in the workplace.

One of the projects featured at the 1 in 4 Cornwall Works conference at St Mellion was Active Plus. Here is a case study looking at how the organisation turns lives around.

Ruby Wax has given the main presentation to Cornish businesses and mental health professionals at a conference aimed at looking at mental health, work and well-being.

Carleen Kelemen from the Convergence Partnership is MCing the Cornwall Works conference on mental health, work and well-being

Chris Ball is chief executive of The Age and Employment Network (TAEN).

Bernard Curren is in charge of the Cornish Innovation Centres.

John Endacott of Francis Clark in Truro continues to look at the points that need to be taken account of when businesses and individuals are dealing with tax on furnished holiday lettings.

John Endacott of Francis Clark examines the background and main points to the current tax rules involving furnished holiday lettings.

This is a podcast giving a brief overview of one of Cornwall's greatest painters.

Part 3: http://audioboo.fm/boos/630840-collaborate-cornwall-roland-harwood-talk-pt-3