Small Business Clinic

Welcome to our Small Business Clinic

Empowering social wealth

Welcome to the brand-new London Metropolitan University Small Business Clinic, free for small businesses.

London Metropolitan University is pleased to offer free business services via our brand-new Small Business Clinic to London and UK-based companies, new enterprises, sole traders and start-ups, where our dedicated and entrepreneurial students will work with you and for you to develop and enhance your business, supervised by one of London Met’s academic tutors.

We are offering free services to small businesses in a number of different areas:

business, marketing and management
food science and food start-ups
data analytics and digital media

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Where is the Small Business Clinic?

London Metropolitan University
166-220 Holloway Road
London
N7 8DB

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Hear more about our Small Business Clinic

Barry Dwyer, who heads up London Met's Small Business Clinic, talks about the clinic and what it can offer.

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What we offer

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Projects and news

Help to Grow: An innovative toolkit to strengthen your business position

Help to Grow Management is an innovative training programme designed to help entrepreneurs and executives working in London's SMEs to the next level.

London Met and Filisia awarded Knowledge Transfer Partnership

Innovative project will harness the power of machine learning and artificial intelligence to help develop bespoke interventions for people with additional needs.

London Met welcomes Chris Lord as Head of Enterprise

Newly created role will help the University to increase the visibility of its research and make an even greater contribution to London and beyond.

London Met alumni celebrated at prestigious Black British Business Awards

Graduates Jessica Elliott and Yinka Ilori were nominated at the awards, with Ilori winning in his category.

Knowledge Exchange Framework highlights London Met's support for student entrepreneurs

London Met in the top 20% for supporting student entrepreneurs and for its work delivering CPD courses.

London Met graduate's business venture reaches 100,000th customer

Graduate from the Guildhall School of Business and Law, Alex Adamo's business 'IHateIroning' has just hit a major milestone of 100,000 customers served.

Guildhall School of Business and Law scores highly for student satisfaction

The latest Complete University Guide saw Business and Management courses rank 3rd for student satisfaction in the UK, Economics 7th, Accounting and Finance 12th and Law 19th.

Help to Grow: a new management toolkit

The training programme will help take entrepreneurs and executives working in London's SMEs to the next level.

Celebrating London Met's Big Ideas

Entrepreneurs and social innovators from across the University were highlighted at the Big Idea Challenge awards ceremony.

Cast your vote for London Met’s next Big Idea

All are welcome to vote in the People’s Choice category in London Met’s flagship entrepreneurship and enterprise competition, the Big Idea Challenge.

The Big Idea Challenge Bootcamp returns

With teams from schools across from London, the competition is one of the University's biggest annual events, and one of the biggest competitions of its kind for young people in London.

London Met's Christmas Market returns

Journalism students Gabriela Yorgova and Sara Scheeres headed to the festive market to speak to some of the University's makers and creators about their products.

London Met places third in HE Innovate Awards 2021

The University was awarded for its work in the Creative Spark Big Idea Challenge, delivered on behalf of the British Council.

Students offer free support to small businesses, social enterprises and charities in London

Small businesses, social enterprises and charities can receive bespoke, free support from London Met, with entrepreneurial students offering their skills in a wide range of areas.

London Met named one of UK's best universities for future business leaders

A study by Hitachi Capital Invoice Finance placed London Met sixth in the country for budding CEOs and Managing Directors.

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