Company Members
The Company Directory showcases the organisations that make up Silicon North.
Company Members don't just attend Silicon North. They become part of it. They participate in it. Every Company Members has a dedicated company profile, creating a permanent presence on the platform and making it easier for customers, partners, investors, talent and peers to discover what they do. Company Members can publish news and insights, advertise jobs, promote events and remain visible throughout the year, not just when attending an event.
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Partners
Leeds Children's Charity
PartnerLeeds Children’s Charity is dedicated to improving the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable children and young people across Leeds.
Leeds
CX Bridge
Associate PartnerAI is here and most businesses are failing to see a return because they're simply not ready. They can see where they need to get to but need clarity on how to get there. We call this the gulf of implementation. CXBridge provides a fixed-price diagnostic service for SME and mid-market businesses to determine readiness and provides a commercially costed report, prioritised recommendations, calculated ROI on every one, a delivery plan and a tailored AI policy and governance framework. A business case, not a slide deck. The gulf of implementation isn't a technology problem. It's that most operating models are simply out of date. We built CUSCOE, a proprietary operating model framework designed from the ground up to be AI-ready. To bridge the gulf. If your foundations aren't right, we tell you. If AI isn't the answer yet, we tell you that too. We arrive with questions. Not answers. CXBridge. People. Process. Progress.
Skipton
Company Members
BPI
The BPI represents the UK’s record companies and label businesses in championing British music. Through its policy-led work, it fosters an environment in which its members and UK artists can thrive, promoting the rights of hundreds of independent labels and those of world-leading record companies Sony Music UK, Universal Music UK and Warner Music UK, alongside those of the artists, performers and label members of PPL. The BPI safeguards the success of UK recorded music and the rights framework that underpins it, supported by its industry-leading content protection and legal work and its promotion of British music exports through international events including SXSW and trade missions, such as LA Sync, and the industry/government-funded Music Export Growth Scheme, which it runs to promote independent artists globally, and generates a near 14:1 return for every £1 received. The BPI drives innovation by bringing the music and tech communities together through such initiatives as Grow Music and its Insight Sessions. It publishes market data and insights, including through its authorative All About the Music yearbooks, and offers members free training and networking, among many other benefits. The BPI runs The BRIT Awards, is home to the Mercury Prize, co-owns the Official Charts, administers the BRIT Billion and The BRIT Certified Awards schemes, and with ERA organises National Album Day. With its Equity & Justice Advisory Group, the BPI promotes Diversity, Equity & Inclusion across music and, as a Supporter of the Music Climate Pact, is committed to an industry that operates sustainably in reducing its carbon impact. The BPI recognises the vital importance of the talent pipeline and of music/creative arts education in enabling access and opportunities for people of all backgrounds to realise their potential, which it also supports through The BRIT Trust charity and the causes it, in turn, supports such as The BRIT School and Nordoff and Robbins.
Nationwide
Herd Consulting
We’re Herd Consulting — a human-centred change and transformation consultancy helping organisations deliver meaningful business, digital, and cultural change. We’re home to some of the UK’s most trusted experts in business analysis, product, and delivery management — the people clients turn to when they need clarity, capability, and confidence. Our 75-strong team includes published authors, global guest speakers, and respected figures across BA, Product, and Delivery. As a result we’re proud to be trusted by some of the world’s leading universities, Central Government departments, arms-length bodies, national charities, and building societies. We started Herd because, after years of leading large teams and working with countless consultancies, we’d seen too many one-size-fits-all approaches. We wanted to do things differently. Experienced folk who’ve been there and got the t-shirt. Who are focussed on achieving outcomes and doing the right thing, not just another slide deck. Folk who are true specialists, as well as being nice to have a natter with. Basically a consultancy we’d have loved to work with as a client. We’re chuffed to have been recognised as a Sunday Times Best Place to Work in both 2024, 2025 and 2026, scoring 97% in Job Satisfaction and Average Happiness two years running. We were also named one of Insider’s Most Exciting Companies in Yorkshire and shortlisted for Best Tech Place to Work at this year’s Leeds Digital Festival Awards.
Sheffield
Kingsbury Consulting
The quality of strategic thinking available to an organisation should not be determined by the size of its budget. That is the principle Kingsbury Consulting was built on. Kingsbury is a digital strategy and governance consultancy working with charities, membership bodies, awarding organisations, as well as startups and scale ups. These are organisations making increasingly consequential decisions about digital, data, and governance, often without the internal resource or specialist expertise to make them well. Our starting point is always diagnosis. Before any recommendation is made - and certainly before any technology is procured - we work to understand how an organisation actually functions: where decisions are made, what accountability structures exist, and where the genuine risk lies. That diagnostic work feeds into a structured approach to prioritising action and building roadmaps that reflect real organisational capacity, not optimistic projection. We are deliberately independent. No implementation arm, no platform affiliations, no commercial incentive to recommend one approach over another. Our work is shaped by the evidence, not by what is commercially convenient to suggest. The scope of our work spans digital strategy, data governance, GDPR compliance, AI policy, and delivery partner selection. We operate across three engagement phases - Blueprint, Navigator, and Architect - and can enter at whichever point an organisation most needs support. Our purpose is to make the quality of strategic thinking that well-resourced organisations take for granted available to those doing the most important work.
Wakefield
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