Tom Flynn

GenDrive was set up in 2005 to develop groundbreaking, real-world technology able to capture energy from any renewable power source and then feed that energy into the grid. The result is their range of 'Plug and Play' grid connected inverters designed from the outset to be easy to install and service, keeping capital and ongoing costs to a minimum. Its units can be re-configured simply and automatically, for connection to a wide range of renewable energy devices. The lack of appropriate solutions has to date stifled the growth of renewable energy at a community level. GenDrive technology overcomes these obstacles by ensuring that more energy can be captured using electronic solutions that also reduce the complexity and cost of renewable energy installations. At GenDrive they recognized from the outset that maximizing the energy capture of its installation is crucial in ensuring that you get the best possible return on its investment.

Part of Atos SE, KPMG Consulting UK Ltd is a company that provides management and business consulting services. The company is based in London, UK.

Michelson Diagnostics Ltd. develops medical imaging technology solutions. The firm develops, manufactures and markets VivoSight, a point-of-care, scanning device that provides clinicians with a unique, non-invasive tool for diagnosing a variety of skin pathologies. Its VivoSight uses light to provide continuous and accurate images of the sub-surface of the skin that can be easily interpreted by a clinician to assist in diagnosis and treatment guidance. The company was founded by Jonathan Denis Holmes, Martin Johns, Gordon McKenzie, Simon Richard Hattersley and Bill Gilkes in March 2006 and is headquartered in Maidstone, the United Kingdom.