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Twenty-three entrepreneurs have secured a coveted place on a new accelerator programme, which will help them overcome the challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic while championing diversity across the Welsh business start-up landscape.

Welsh tech-for-good firm Do-IT Profiler announces new global partnership set to pioneer diverse recruitment practices.

Workplace Worksafe founder Rhian Parry recognised for her contribution to society, the economy and local community.

Cardiff-based Thermal Compaction Group eyes significant growth following the sale of its 'Massmelt' prototypeCardiff-based Thermal Compaction Group eyes significant growth following the sale of its 'Massmelt' prototype.

The former Paralympic swimmer and founder of LIMB-art, Mark Williams, has won the national Entrepreneurial Spirit Award for 2020 at the Great British Entrepreneur Awards.

Welsh eco pet product start-up Project Blu has secured a multi-million-pound deal with San Diego-based Metamorphosis, a venture capital firm dedicated to the incubation and acceleration of businesses in the pet industry.

Seven businesses that are part of the Business Wales Accelerated Growth Programme have scooped prestigious Wales Start-Up Awards.

Insider magazine has unveiled its Rising Stars for 2020 – individuals who are having a significant impact on business and look set to achieve much more.

While much of the economy has been in shutdown mode during the Coronavirus pandemic, some companies have been helping the NHS and care sector deal with the crisis.

Other firms have secured investment to help push their growth plans and ensure they are well placed to succeed once a recovery is underway.

In the second of our series, we look at the Business Wales AGP companies with much to celebrate, despite the gloom.

The shutting down of vast swathes of the economy to protect the NHS amid the Coronavirus pandemic has thrown up some of the most profound challenges business has ever faced.

But through innovation and dynamism, many of our firms have pivoted to respond to the crisis. Many of them have done so in ways they might never have thought possible.

Some have still found success despite the ongoing economic uncertainty, while others have come up with new solutions for sectors well beyond their core market.

Here we take a look at the Business Wales AGP companies which are managing to flourish despite the ongoing crisis.