Pete Russell founded Ooooby (out of our own back yards) to enable small scale food producers to supply the consumer market directly and create a more resilient food system. Pete reveals why he chose to relocate his business from New Zealand to South West UK and how SETsquared Exeter was able to support the transition and help to stimulate Ooooby's growth.

James Moore, Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder of Freyda reveals the motivations in seeking support from SETsquared Exeter. The Acceleration Programme enabled the businesses to expand and validate thinking, with additional support from an Entrepreneur-in-Residence providing an experienced sounding board and impartial advice.

Kenton Rogers, Co-founder of Treeconomics, a company that has been supported by SETsquared Exeter, describes how a passion for the environment has turned into a data-driven growing consultancy service.

Binit on how they have created an uber model for rubbish

Researcher and University of Exeter alumnus, Dr Pete Melville-Shreeve is the Co-Founder of OTA Water.

While at university, with the support of SETsquared Exeter's Student Startup Team, Hugo Tilmouth and Hakeem Buge began work on a business idea for a green grab-and-go solution to phone charging.

When Raspberry Pi launched a low-end micro-computer aimed at encouraging programming, University of Exeter student Jacob Marsh saw an opportunity. One of the first in line to buy the much-anticipated micro-computer, Jacob set out to design a case to house the computer.

Using traditional building techniques combined with modern materials and design features, physics student Duncan Lyster is creating lightweight, high-performance wooden surfboards.

Bespoke mobile and web software firm, Seedata has experienced great success since it was founded in 2010. Starting as a digital web agency, Seedata utilised collaborations to expand operations and focus more on innovative products.