John Pix Weston

UFI Charitable Trust, founded in 1998, champions the power of vocational technology to improve skills for work. The private company is based in London, UK, and has subsidiaries in the United Kingdom. Through grant funding, venture investment, and advocacy, the British company supports initiatives that promote vocational education and training.

Part of DXC Technology Co., iSOFT Ltd. develops software solutions for the healthcare industry. The company is based in Banbury, UK.

learndirect Ltd. provides online skills, training and employment services. The firm’s products and services include qualifications in everyday skills like maths, english and information technology with support, vocational qualifications, apprenticeships and traineeships and short online courses. The company was founded in 19th April, 2000 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.

Windar Photonics A/S develops light detection and ranging systems for wind turbines The company was founded by Jørgen Korsgaard Jensen in 2008 and is headquartered in Taastrup, Denmark.

Seven Technologies Holdings Ltd. develops and manufactures bespoke electronics and communications applications. The private company is based in Lisburn, UK. and has subsidiaries in United Kingdom. Seven Technologies Holdings was founded in 2012.

H.I.G. Europe-Fibercore Bidco Ltd. is a holding British company founded in 2010. The private company is based in Southampton, UK. The company's subsidiaries are involved in designing, manufacturing, and selling fiber and related products.

Part of Prodrive Ltd., Prodrive Composites Ltd. is a world-leading motorsport and advanced technology business based in Milton Keynes, UK. The British company uses the latest simulation tools to understand the characteristics of components and the behavior of whole vehicles before physical testing is required, saving time and program cost. Prodrive Composites can rapidly design entire new systems or change the usage profile of existing platforms, whether on mass volume passenger cars, military off-road vehicles, or even commercial aircraft undercarriages. The company runs motorsport programs for major vehicle manufacturers and develops advanced technology for the automotive, aerospace, defense, and marine sectors. The company has one of the world's most comprehensive low volume manufacturing operations, combining the latest rapid prototyping and 3D printing techniques with traditional fabrication, precision machining, electrical and electronic system production, to create confidential prototypes on-site. Founded in 2011, the company specializes in suspension design and vehicle dynamics challenges, offering assessments of existing designs or producing whole new design solutions.

Fibercore Ltd. is engaged in the design and manufacture of fiber products. It provides services to oil and gas, aerospace, defence, telecoms, civil engineering and industry and bio-medical industries. The company was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Southampton, the United Kingdom.

Part of Curtiss-Wright Corp., Acra Control Ltd. is an Irish company that supplies data gathering equipment to the aerospace industry. The company is based in Dublin, Ireland. The company was founded by Aaron McNelis, Diarmuid Corry, Fergal Bonner, Niall McGirr. Acra Control was acquired by Curtiss-Wright Corp. from Act Custodians Ltd. on July 28, 2011 for $60.41 million.