About Us
We help Christian Entrepreneurs advance their ventures through world-class coaching, courses & community.
We work to grow the Christlikeness and competency of the entrepreneur and help develop the culture and capacity of the venture.
We work with new and early-stage ventures and also established organisations to turn them into resourced, scalable, and lasting solutions to genuine problems.
Creo Alumni
So Good Kombucha
So Good Kombucha is founded by Lesley So with the mission to provide the UK with a healthy and delicious fizzy drink alternative that is ethical, sustainable, and beneficial for the local community. They are a social venture with plans to support, train, and employ refugees. Their company values guide every decision that they make to ensure that it is Good for our planet and our communities.
Kingfisher
Kingfisher Docs is an Edinburgh-based film production studio, focused on storytelling for social change. They are Juan Pablo Daza and Maria de los Ángeles Reyes, a husband and wife duo, sometimes accompanied by their goofy dog, Obi. They seek to innovate and make beautiful things, but also want to reflect the beauty that’s already out there, in all the stories of individuals, families, organisations and communities.
Ark Coworking
ARK is a coworking space in the heart of Kings Cross with community & collaboration at its core. They have lovingly restored a dilapidated Victorian apartment building to create a vibrant coworking space for creatives, social enterprises and startups.
Studio 91
Studio 91 was established in 2018 and is run by a core team of video producers, along with a crack roster of freelance creative professionals. They create high-quality video content faster and cheaper than a traditional studio, because each client is looked after by one dedicated multi-skilled creator, who knows that client’s brand, story and team inside out. They live and work in Greater Manchester, producing content all over the UK for clients of all shapes and sizes.
Rise : Glasgow
Rise: Glasgow aims to be a means of offering refugee and asylum seeker women in Glasgow work experience and accredited training in catering, hospitality and spoken and written English. Through this, they aim to see women’s confidence increase, regain purpose and their dignity in the knowledge that they have something to offer by making the food they love, from their culture and country. Rise: Glasgow aims to be a community hub, where people from every ethnicity, culture, and background can find friendship, belonging and ownership by sharing in the making and eating of food.
