HOVIP - Heads of the Valleys Innovation Programme
Heads of the Valleys Innovation Programme
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"To anyone thinking about attending these workshops – just do it! I have gained so much from attending the event. It has been an eye opener. I would recommend the course to anyone who wants to improve their business and be challenged. Looking forward to Day 2. Thank you."
Alexandra Smith, Alexandra Smith Therapies
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2009 Award Winners
Event overview
Most Innovative Social Enterprise
Most Innovative Sole Trader
Most Innovative Business with less than 20 employees
Most Innovative Business with more than 20 employees
2007 Award Winners
Most Innovative Social Enterprise
Most Innovative Sole Trader
Most Innovative Business with less than 20 employees
- Royvon Dog Training Schools (view in this page)
- Royvon Dog Training Schools (Windows media player)
- International Technical Diving Agency Ltd. (view in this page)
- International Technical Diving Agency Ltd. (Windows media player)
Most Innovative Business with more than 20 employees
2008 Award Winners
Event overview
Most Innovative Social Enterprise
- Cynon Valley Crime Reduction Services Ltd. (view in this page)
- Cynon Valley Crime Reduction Services Ltd. (Windows media player)
Most Innovative Sole Trader
- Blaenafon Cheddar Company & Mountain Tours Ltd. (view in this page)
- Blaenafon Cheliar Company & Mountain Tours Ltd. (Windows media player)
Most Innovative Business with less than 20 employees
Most Innovative Business with more than 20 employees
Heads of the Valleys Innovation Programme (HOVIP) aims to increase the capacity for innovation in businesses in the region. Phase 1 was KEF ESF Funded and hosted by Merthyr Tydfil College. HOVIP2 is supported by the Welsh Assembly Government HoV Regeneration initiative and is hosted by Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council.