According to Lynn Sheppard, Director of the  Manchester Enterprise Centre: ''The University of Manchester's annual Venture further awards are a celebration of the entrepreneurial talent of the students from across the university and demonstrates the importance and value of creativity, entrepreneurship and innovation throughout our student and graduate community. The competition is now in its 10th year and provides an opportunity for students and recent alumni who are serious about starting a business to have the support and encouragement to really make it happen; it has helped to launch many successful new ventures and careers. This year's winners will receive prize money totalling £50,000 and will have the added benefit of support from groups across the university and its wider networks''(culled from the Awards dinner programme 2015)

The competition director is Dr. Martin Henery and he added that: ''The establishment of four categories has enabled us to recognise and reward a greater number of students and graduates who in their very distinct ways are striving to make a positive impact on the world around them'' (culled from the Awards dinner programme 2015)

The sponsors of this year's competition are CMspi, Manchester Academic Health Science Center, Manchester science partnership and NatWest.

We would like to congratulate the 3 other category winners ( Perfocal (Qiuhao Xu),  Tram (Erol Chioasca), In your own words (Jenny Berry) and all the finalists.

For us at Joy and Joe Limited, we are more determined to work even harder to further promote babywearing to a wider audience, to create more beautiful and comfortable wraps for our worldwide customers to enjoy and to further encourage the rejuvenation of the British textile weaving industry through our industrial collaborations. We would like to thank Anne Crook and Rebecca Fougler, lovely babywearing mothers who took out time to join us during the filming of the video clip featured during the award ceremony. We dedicate this award to our lovely customers and to our two special children (Joy and Joseph) who inspire us daily.

Thank you to everyone who suggested some cool names for our fountain of love wraps. Most of your name suggestions were really nice, so it wasn't easy making a choice. Well, we had to do this, so we scaled down the names to a few of the suggestions that stood out to us. Please help us make the final choice by voting below. Thank you

Jodie Hirst Fountains of Love is also the name of a beautiful French painting, so how about very simply using the French names of the colours? So you'd have Jaune, Noir, and Rosé. The age and style of the painting also complement the 

Elizabeth Staunton Acheson Goldenheart, sweetheart, inkheart

Lydia Daniel How about Agape, Eros and Phileo?

Ashley Romig Trevi (yellow), Médicis (pink), and Bellagio (black) after 3 of the most famous and romantic fountains in the world

Sara Klein Sunshine Love (yellow), Midnight Love (black) & Candy Love (pink)

Anne Crook I would go with regency type names such as Valentine (pink) as pink was a boys colour, Georgiana (mustard) and Clara (Black)