Promote your business

  • Did you study at Anglia Ruskin University or one of its prior institutions?
  • Do you run your own business?
  • Would you like to have the chance to direct over 60,000 fellow alumni to your website?
Anglia Ruskin University is offering you the opportunity to do just that by linking your company's website to the alumni web page. Anyone going into the alumni page will be able to just click on the link and be directed straight to you.

And as an alumnus why not use one of the services provided by your fellow alumni? Just click on the links to take you to the relevant page.

How does it work?

Email alumni@anglia.ac.uk with the address of your website, your name, course and year of graduating and a brief summary (100 words maximum please) of the product/service that you provide. We will check out these details and the site before adding your weblink to our list.

Since the Anglia Ruskin University site features prominently in most search engines, this should help to improve the number of hits that you get on your site. It would also be appreciated if you could incorporate a link back to our University website.

Survive and Thrive

Free & subsidised activities to help businesses and individuals sail through the economic storm.

A programme of bite-sized support is launched to help move business and people forwards.

In response to the recession, experts at Anglia Ruskin are offering a comprehensive programme of support, aimed at helping businesses, individuals, graduates and start-ups to weather the economic storm. The 'Survive and Thrive' programme is a series of free of charge or subsidised seminars devised to help businesses and individuals adapt to the radically changed economic conditions. It has been designed to help businesses and individuals not only to maintain position during the challenging conditions but to become more competitive; and so in a stronger position when the economy does eventually pick up.

Businesses are under pressure to cut costs, yet many training courses are expensive and difficult to fit in around work commitments. Training is essential in order to move businesses forward and maintain staff morale, so Anglia Ruskin University has designed flexible, bite-sized ways to develop staff through practical and topical seminars, workshops and short courses. And for those businesses facing potential staff cuts, Anglia Ruskin can provide specialist consultancy advice and support to staff at risk of redundancy.

With a regional forecast of 170,000 job losses by 2012, the need for individuals to keep their skills up-to-date is more important than ever. The support offered has been devised to help people to achieve results at work, gain confidence and improve job prospects with specialist training and business networking opportunities.

Speaking about the planned events, Chris Davies, Assistant Business Director, from RDCS at Anglia Ruskin University said:

Small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) dominate the region and are more vulnerable during downturns. We have a strong track record of working with businesses to help them grow and it is vital that we use our expertise and resources to help them survive and prosper during these difficult times.

These seminars will give businesses and individuals the confidence they need to take the next step-change towards survival, career stability or enhancement - our qualified experts will give all the advice needed and at minimal or no cost.

The Anglia Ruskin Survive and Thrive programme is free or heavily subsidised for businesses, individuals, graduates and start-ups located in the East of England. Anglia Ruskin has a strong track record of working with businesses and has been successful in securing government funding for the programme, matched with its own resources until September 2010.

For further information visit the Survive and Thrive website, email surviveandthrive@anglia.ac.uk or telephone 0845 196 3177. Please book early, places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

The Alumni Office take no responsibility for the content of the websites listed on these pages - we are solely providing a service to our alumni. If you have an issue relating to any of the websites listed then please contact us at alumni@anglia.ac.uk.
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