Government to listen to Dorset woman who helps disabled people set up businesses
A Charity boss who has helped hundreds of people with disabilities to start their own business is to advise the government.
Samantha Everard runs the award-winning, Bournemouth-based SAMEE – which stands for Support and Mentoring Enabling Entrepreneurship.
She will work alongside Justin Tomlinson, minister for disabled people, health and work, in an unpaid position as the south west chair of the government’s new Regional Stakeholder Network.
