Dr Paul Atherton becomes Fellow of the Centre for Entrepreneurs

Dr Paul Atherton announced as a Fellow for the Centre for Entrepreneurs.

The Centre for Entrepreneurs promotes the role of entrepreneurs in creating economic growth and social well-being. It is home to national enterprise campaign, StartUp Britain.

The Centre is an independent non-profit think tank founded and chaired by Sunday Times columnist and serial entrepreneur Luke Johnson and housed within the Legatum Institute – a non-partisan think tank best known for its annual Prosperity Index.

The activities of the Centre are focused on four core areas:

• Advocacy: promoting entrepreneurship in the media and with government,
• Research and campaigns: especially initiatives that improve the public perception of entrepreneurs as well as encouraging more people to become entrepreneurs,
• Thought-leadership: generating white papers, pamphlets, events and articles aimed at the defence and promotion of entrepreneurs,
• Resources: providing guidance and support for entrepreneurs.

The Centre acts as a voice for individual entrepreneurs, big or small, aspiring to grow their businesses.