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Organization

EXEMPLAS LIMITED

UK business support consultancy delivering SME innovation management, growth, and internationalisation services across England, Northern Ireland, and Wales.

Innovation consultancysocietyUKNo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
4
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€346K
Unique partners
21
What they do

Their core work

Exemplas is a UK-based business support and innovation consultancy that delivers SME growth services across England, Northern Ireland, and Wales. Their core work involves helping small and medium enterprises improve their innovation management capabilities, access international markets, secure investment, and scale up commercially. They operate as a delivery partner within publicly funded SME support programmes, providing hands-on account management, growth showcases, and facilitated connections to partners and markets.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Internationalisation and market accesssecondary
4 projects

ENIW project keywords reference internationalisation, global markets, and partner connections as recurring deliverables.

Investment readiness advisorysecondary
4 projects

Investment appears as a keyword across all ENIW phases, indicating advisory support for SME funding access.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
SME innovation management delivery
Recent focus
SME innovation management delivery

Exemplas shows remarkable consistency rather than evolution — all four projects (2015–2021) are successive phases of the same ENIW programme delivering identical SME innovation support services. The early and recent keyword sets are effectively identical, covering innovation management, growth, scale-up, commercialisation, and internationalisation. This indicates a stable, specialised delivery role rather than an organisation exploring new research frontiers.

Exemplas is a steady-state service delivery organisation — expect the same SME support competencies in future collaborations, not research or technology development.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: active_partnerReach: regional1 countries collaborated

Exemplas has participated exclusively as a partner, never leading a consortium, across all four projects. With only 21 unique partners and collaboration limited to a single country, they operate within a stable, UK-focused delivery network. This profile suggests a reliable implementation partner for nationally scoped SME support programmes rather than an organisation that builds or leads international consortia.

Their network spans 21 unique partners but is geographically concentrated in a single country (UK), reflecting their role as a regional delivery body within a national SME support programme.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Exemplas brings deep operational experience in delivering publicly funded SME innovation support at scale across multiple UK regions. Their value lies not in research or technology development but in the practical mechanics of business growth services — account management, market connections, and commercialisation support. For consortium builders needing a UK-based partner with proven capacity to reach and serve SMEs, they offer a ready-made delivery infrastructure.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • ENIW
    Sustained across four consecutive funding phases (2015–2021), demonstrating trusted long-term delivery of SME innovation services across England, Northern Ireland, and Wales.
  • ENIW (2020-2021)
    The final phase received the largest EC contribution (EUR 176,838), suggesting expanded scope or increased responsibilities within the programme.
Cross-sector capabilities
SME business development servicesInnovation ecosystem facilitationTechnology commercialisation advisoryRegional economic development support
Analysis note: All four projects are successive phases of the same ENIW programme, so the apparent project count overstates the breadth of H2020 experience. The organisation's expertise is in service delivery rather than research or technology development. The Energy sector tag in the data likely reflects the programme classification rather than energy-specific technical expertise.