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New patron is proud to give back to the business community


Birmingham Chambers of Commerce. Curium Solutions, founded by


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Andy Dawson and James and Adam Farrow 10 years ago, has a mission to empower the potential of businesses across the region. The team specialises in helping


organisations to rapidly improve their performance by focusing on the behavioural and mindset changes that are fundamental to delivering last change. The business has enjoyed steady


growth and success since moving to their premises in Innovation Court in Edmund Street in 2016. It opened its first office in the US in 2017 and has recently expanded into Canada. Since joining the GBCC two years


ago, Curium Solutions has been actively involved with Future Faces Chamber of Commerce and the GBCC’s productivity campaign Growth Through People. It was recently crowned Business


of the Year at the GBCC’s annual dinner and awards, held at the ICC in April. Paul Faulkner, chief executive of


the GBCC, said: “We are delighted to welcome Curium Solutions to GBCC Patronage. Curium Solutions have been a prominent member of the Chamber since joining us just two years ago and have been active and engaged, notably through their support of our Growth Through People 2018 campaign. After receiving the ‘Business of the Year’ and ‘Excellence in People


Birmingham-based change consultancy has become the latest patron of the Greater


Proud to be patrons: Andy Dawson


Development’ awards at the GBCC’s annual dinner earlier this year, it seems fitting they should join the powerful collective of leading businesses and dynamic, forward thinking organisations that form our Patronage group. “We fully support Curium’s


mission to empower people and organisations across the world to realise their personal and business potential. I have enjoyed working with their outstanding team and we very much look forward to developing an even closer relationship with Curium Solution as they join us in our mission to connect, support and grow businesses in Greater Birmingham.”


Founding partners: James (left) and Adam Farrow


Andy Dawson, director and co-


founder of Curium Solutions, said: “We’re really proud to become GBCC patrons and sit at the heart of the Midlands business community. The Chamber team has already been a fantastic partner us over the last few years, and they’ve been fundamental to our success by connecting us with other businesses in the region. Birmingham and the Midlands are


‘We fully support Curium’s mission to empower people and organisations across the world to realise their personal and business potential


PROGRESS OF CURIUM SOLUTION’S CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP


Joined the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce as 1813 members.


DECEMBER 2016 2017 JUNE


Exhibits for the first time at a Chamber Expo.


2017 OCTOBER


Sponsors the Future Face of Legal award at the Future Faces annual dinner and awards.


2018 MARCH


Crowned GBCC’s Business of the Year 2018 and Excellence in People Development Award.


2018 APRIL 2018 OCTOBER


Takes one of four headline sponsor slots, Unlocking Potential week, for GBCC’s Growth Through People campaign.


Curium joins as Patrons of the GBCC.


October 2018 CHAMBERLINK 13


going through such an exciting time of transformation - HS2, the 2022 Commonwealth Games and now 5G coming our way. By becoming a patron and working together with the region’s business community, we’ll be able to make the most of these opportunities.” Curium will also be sponsoring


Growth Through People 2019, where it will work with businesses to help empower their potential. Curium Solutions are the one of 38 patrons of the GBCC.


• For more patron news, see pages 28, 29 and 30


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