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Edinburgh Napier Enterprise Hub Appoints First Entrepreneur in Residence

Graham Turner

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Newly appointed tech founder Nigel Chadwick will guide students, staff and alumni.

Bright Red Triangle (BRT), the enterprise hub at Edinburgh Napier University, has appointed Nigel Chadwick as its inaugural entrepreneur in residence.

Nigel will bring extensive expertise to the newly created role, which will offer invaluable guidance to the BRT community. His responsibilities will include mentoring, advising, and supporting emerging entrepreneurs as they embark on their entrepreneurial journeys.

Students, staff, alumni and the wider community will be able to draw on Nigel’s experience of founding Stream Technologies and scaling it through to exit. The firm specialised in connecting devices to the Internet of Things (IoT) – a rapidly-growing market allowing physical objects to connect and interact.

Commenting on his new role as entrepreneur in residence at BRT, Nigel Chadwick said: “I’m very much looking forward to working with the team at BRT.”

He added: “To be entrepreneur in residence at ENU presents a fantastic opportunity to assist students, staff, and alumni on their entrepreneurial journey and to add value and drive scale through sharing my experience and skills with these formative as well as scaling teams.”

Nick Fannin, the head of enterprise at Bright Red Triangle said: “We are thrilled to have Nigel Chadwick join us as our Entrepreneur in Residence.


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“Nigel’s extensive experience in building companies and his commitment to strategic leadership align perfectly with BRT’s mission to nurture and support emerging entrepreneurs. We believe his expertise will have a profound impact on our students, staff, and alumni as they embark on their entrepreneurial journeys.”

Fannin concluded: “Nigel’s presence will be a tremendous asset to our community, and we eagerly anticipate the positive change he will bring.”

Graham Turner

Sub Editor

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