The Rambling Business Academic Ltd.

Welcome to The Rambling Business Academic Webpage

Hello, and welcome to the page. I am an interdisciplinary academic specialising in entrepreneurship, wellbeing, quality of life, sociology, and social policy. The Rambling Business Academic (TM) brand has been created to capture my interests, as well as share insights through the collaborative blog series, and support others throughout their careers (both academic and corporate), and student journeys.

Thanks for reading,

Liz Heyworth-Thomas, PhD, FHEA, CMBE.

Guest Lectures, Seminars & Workshops

Consultancy with a Twist

Team Building & Away Days

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‘I am delighted to be part of the Good Business Charter community, and that my business The Rambling Business Academic, has been recognised as a good, ethical and sustainable business. Our aim is to support people and businesses in realising their potential, whilst maintaining good quality of life and work life balance. We want to take people into creative spaces and give them an opportunity to get outside of their comfort zones to build businesses which reflect their identity, support the development of a strong and resilient workforce, and support people on their own learning journeys from those in education to those with established businesses, or even those looking for a career change or who are ready to retire and are not ready to be ‘put out to grass’.  I really feel the Good Business Charter reflects what we do, and I look forward to seeing what comes next.’

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