Partners

	The British Library supports inventors, small businesses and entrepreneurs from that first spark of inspiration to successfully launching and developing a business. They provide lots of market research reports for free and Marketest works in partnership with them when it comes to carrying out quantitative market research (consumer surveys).
	Microfunding is the process of three-way funding introductions. It is an online platform that brings together entrepreneurs, investors, and managers to help create profitable businesses. Marketest helps inventors to submit their business ideas on that platform and find investors. We also take part in the Microfunding project by testing the market of investors’ projects when they take the “Proof of Concept” stage.
	Business Link is a free business advice and support service, available online and through local advisers. Marketest is an approved supplier of their different supplier lists (supplier matching service).
	Smarta.com gives free small business advice to help you start and run your own business: Smarta has business guides, case studies, video interviews with successful entrepreneurs sharing their experiences, new business ideas and sample business plans, Ask questions in the network and search for business grants available in the UK, with advice on business loans.
	eOffice is a world-class operator, offering the ultimate in workplace solutions. Their members benefit from stylish, fully furnished serviced offices, available on a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis plus impressive meeting and video conferencing rooms, and cost-effective virtual office services. Their network is global and connects prestigious city centre locations all around the world. The eOffice's goal is to provide total flexibility and convenience for their members, making it efficient and easy to do business in a fast-moving environment.
	Smith & Williamson is a leading independent providers of investment management, accountancy, tax, corporate and financial advisory services. They help early stage businesses challenge and refine their plans, creating the right structure for their business and addressing their key commercial and financial needs.