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The founder and CEO of innovation hub provider IN4 Group has spoken of its plans to expand, and explored the innovation blueprint at the organisation's heart.

Entrepreneur: IN4.0 Group founder Mo Isap A TECH programme run by a Blackburn entrepreneur has been awarded £1.2 million to help fast track local diverse talents careers. The money was awarded by the Department of Education and will go towards delivering six skills bootcamps which aim to teach hundreds of people the skills they need to succeed in the tech industry. The programme is run by Skills City and developed by IN4.0 Group, founded by Blackburn-born Mo Isap. Mr Isap said: "It is ...

FIFTY tech companies will now receive fully funded support and mentoring thanks a Blackburn entrepreneurs programme.

A VIRTUAL reality expert will be leading a new training programme focused on gaming technology and other software.

Tech knowledge sharing platform opens hub in MediaCityUK by Alistair Hardaker Tech knowledge sharing platform Innovation Exchange has opened a new hub at MediaCityUK in Manchester. Via the broadcast studio in its new headquarters at HOST, the Home of Skills & Technology, it will digitally deliver masterclasses and video content.  It will also offer the ability to run an ‘Event in a Box,’ from its studio with managed filming and recording, and will offer a one-day package which covers ...

Submitting... Ben Dale and his family, Emilia, Gabriela and wife Laura. During his time at the IN4.0 Academy, Ben completed an industry project with BAE Systems and supported its Factory of the Future project, which gave him a valuable insight into the advanced manufacturing and technology sector. Prior to the academy, Ben felt the stress and pressure of job seeking during the pandemic and planning out his career path after completing a master’s in chemistry at Lancaster University. Ben said:...

A FATHER of two has credited a digital skills programme founded by a Blackburn entrepreneur with launching his new career. Ben Dale, 27, now works with Chorley-based Inscape Interiors where he manages multiple projects involving software, data management and cyber security. This opportunity was made possible, Mr Dale says, thanks to his involvement in a 12 week skills training programme set up by IN4.0 Group, founded by Blackburn-born entrepreneur Mo Isap. Mr Dale, from Lancaster, said:...

A BLACKBURN entrepreneur has joined a partnership aimed at breaking down barriers for black women in the tech industry. Mo Isap, founder and CEO of the IN4.0 Group, hopes that by partnering with creative organisation Niyo Enterprise he can help the organisation to expand into the North West and create new opportunities for black women, who make up just 0.7 per cent of the women employed in the UK tech industry. To do this, IN4.0 will be making its MediaCityUK based hub HOST, available to ...

HOST and Niyo Enterprise partnership hopes to provide fairer access to digital skills training and career opportunities  

A BLACKBURN born entrepreneur has partnered with Amazon Web Services to help unemployed and underemployed people launch careers in cloud technology.