(March 24, 2017) Entrepreneur Sarah Davis, CEO and Founder of Skills4Stem Ltd, a WEConnect International certified women-owned business, has been named as this year’s Bedfordshire Business Woman of the Year. Sarah received the Award at a ceremony last week from HM Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire, Helen Nellis.
Sarah has been a leading innovator in her field and is a worthy role model. Her consultancy, Skills4Stem, is a thought leader on technology solutions such as gamification to collect, analyse and map skills and competencies data prior to designing and delivering globally-accredited training to ensure the highest return on investment for employers, individuals and the economy.
Drawing on Sarah’s background in engineering and her expertise in the built environment, Skills4Stem particular focus is within Science Technology, Engineering and Maths-related sectors.
With British Science Week being celebrated recently, Sarah says:
“There is shortage of skills within science, technology, engineering and mathematics. While Government and educational initiatives are in place to help address this in the UK, I wanted to bring some practical, commercial perspectives to this issue. It’s something I am truly passionate about. Skills4Stem is about making a difference and helping the development of leadership within the industry. I am delighted to receive this Award and it will help drive me forward. Being recognised by my peers in the local community as a business leader means a lot to me.”
Three times global entrepreneur, Sarah’s current business portfolio includes:
PurpleSmartie is an Education Technology business that uses skills data to inform a new skills and training agendas, and will offer a unique, personalised training platform powered by ongoing skills data.
Sarah Davis, FCIOB MIoD is a Chartered Fellow of Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), Member of the Institute of Directors, and active member of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Women in Enterprise.