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SUB36 INSIGHT
IN ASSOCIATION WITH:
TIME IS ON THEIR SIDE
Profiles by Tim Aldred
Lancashire Business View has put the spotlight on the county’s up and coming young business talent and the part they will play in our post-pandemic fightback.
Hot on the heels of our search for women who are making a difference in the county, which featured in our last issue, we’re now highlighting the young entrepreneurs and innovators playing a major role in taking our economy forward.
Sub36 is our ongoing campaign to showcase the county’s young business talent. As part of that commitment, in this issue we are focusing on some of our most influential, innovative and inspiring young men and women, all aged under 36, who are going to help drive our recovery.
From the nominations we’ve received from across Lancashire and from all sectors, we’ve chosen, with the aid of our specially invited panel, a list that we believe represents the very best of the county’s up and coming talent – the one’s to watch.
We publish them here, not in any particular order, to celebrate their work and the contribution they are making and will make in the future.
Selection panel member Sara Gaskell, strategic partnership manager at Lancashire Skills Hub, echoed the thoughts of her fellow panellists as she highlighted the strength and breadth of our shortlist.
She said: “It’s amazing that despite Covid, there are young people in Lancashire doing some great things.
“Despite everything that has happened in the last year they are taking on people, growing products and supporting others throughout the pandemic.”
Yasemin Sunbul of Openreach, winner of last year’s Sub36 leader award, added: “I’m really impressed by the innovation that has been shown by young people during the pandemic.
“No-one has experienced anything like this before and for people of this age to cope with such change really quickly while helping people along the way; if they can get through Covid, Lancashire is in really safe hands.”
Amy Stokes, partner at Forbes solicitors, said: “The way so many people on the shortlist have adapted throughout Covid is so impressive.”
Jonathan Finch, of Sales Geek and Shakira Musarat, of Barclays, raised the issue of gender and the extra challenges faced by young women entrepreneurs and business leaders.
Lancashire Business View publisher Richard Slater said: “With the help of our readers we are able to showcase some of the inspirational and talented young people already making a massive contribution to our economy.
“Once again we thank all those who nominated someone for the list and also our panel members for taking the time to come together and help us in our task.”
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