海角直播 Launchpad, based at 海角直播, is driving a start-up community on campus by providing affordable accommodation and professional advice and support for students, staff and graduates.
In 2008, Pam, who originally trained as an architect, set up Going for Independence, a community interest company which provides information on equipment and adaptations to help enable people with disabilities to live independently.
In 2016, she also founded Across The Board Games, which utilises mobile phone technology to create board games which people with visual impairment can enjoy. The company was given support by 海角直播 through the DigitalCity Fellowship Accelerator and the Launchpad FUEL business development programme.
I鈥檓 really looking forward to working with the students and helping them create successful businesses which generate real social return as well as profits.
Steve Dougan, Head of Enterprise at 海角直播, said: 'We are delighted to welcome Pam as social entrepreneur in residence at Launchpad.
'What struck me about Pam is she has created businesses which both drive income and create real social value.
'Traditionally enterprise education has been skewed towards creating profit but without necessarily a social purpose.
'This generation of students are particularly motivated by their values and care about social issues so we wanted somebody at Launchpad who can help them create businesses which can make a positive impact on society.'
Pam added: 'I鈥檓 passionate about how businesses can make a real difference in society.
'I鈥檓 really looking forward to working with the students and helping them create successful businesses which generate real social return as well as profits.'