Judging Panel
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Leading entrepreneurs make up judging panel
Leading Cambridge entrepreneurs again make up the five-star judging panel that makes the Business Weekly Awards so special. Sherry Coutu, who... Read More
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SIR ROBIN SAXBY
Former ARM CEO, Sir Robin Saxby joins the 2013 Business Weekly Awards judging panel. Sir Robin was the major driver in ARM’s foundation. Like all... Read More
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DR TONY RAVEN
Business Weekly is delighted to welcome Cambridge Enterprise CEO and Sagentia co-founder, Dr Tony Raven to this years awards judging panel. Dr Raven... Read More
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PETER COWLEY
Cambridge entrepreneur and angel investor Peter Cowley joined the judging panel for the 2011 Business Weekly Awards. Cowley’s company Camdata... Read More
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Sherry Coutu
A Harvard alumna, Sherry Coutu has a distinguished track record spanning academia and business. She was a founder, CEO and chairman of Interactive... Read More
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Harriet Fear
Harriet Fear is the new CEO of ERBI. She joins the team from the Diplomatic Service. She has worked in many British Embassies around the globe –... Read More
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Michael Marshall
The Marshall Group, still a privately owned company, is chaired by Michael Marshall, the third generation of the Marshall family, and has a turnover... Read More
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Charles Cotton
Charles is Non-Executive Director of Library House and has extensive experience running global private and public technology companies based in the... Read More
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Hermann Hauser
In his long and successful history as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist, Hermann Hauser has founded or co-founded companies in a wide range of... Read More
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Richard Longdon
Richard Longdon received his engineering training in the defense industry and gained experience in project management of high value engineering... Read More
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David Cleevely
David Cleevely is Chairman of publicly-quoted Life Sciences dot com, Abcam, a company he co-founded with Jonathan Milner and Tony Kouzarides in 1998... Read More
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John Snyder
John Snyder is one of many entrepreneurs in the high-tech cluster around Cambridge who commercialised technology originally researched within... Read More