I began teaching myself business studies in 2005 straight after I graduated from university. I have conversed with BusinessLink, Wessex Innovation Services, and I went on a course at The Prince's Trust. I have founded my own company and fathomed two others, which I chose not to pursue. I have designed the entire brand identity and work as manager, secretary and product designer. I have also had many entrepreneurial ideas which I conceived before or shortly after they came onto the market.

SECTIONS Timothy Clark™ Ukido™ crewSFX™ Entrepreneurial Ideas

At university, I used furniture around me as fitness equipment in order to reach my peak of physical health, and in 2005 it dawned on me that I could create Fitness Furniture - products which fuse furniture and fitness equipment. The idea means that consumers can integrate fitness into their homes seamlessly and with style. The Timothy Clark™ company is also geared around transforming the typical living room set-up of a sofa and television.







I developed the Ukido™ company in 2005. It comprised of two sections: the store, selling modern furniture and fitness equipment, and the online fitness game. I started trading in 2006, but the dispatching of the products didn't run smoothly at all. I knew I needed to form a small team of co-workers, but by that time I started developing the Timothy Clark™ company instead.









crewSFX™ was founded in 2005, primarily as a web design agency, but also with an eye on moving into the gaming industry. As I decided to work freelance, I closed the company.

Entrepreneurial Ideas

My concepts cover a range of markets.

		Grand Theft Auto (1990) When I was about 10 years old, I had the idea for a video game in which you control a character around town, go into weapon stores and buy guns and use them anyone you choose. I gave the name Around Town, which encapsulated the freedom of exploration more than its violent side. At the time I felt it was the perfect video game, and it would later be realised in the form of Grand Theft Auto. Today, having matured, I wouldn't want to be responsible for glamourising violence.
		3D Online Church (2005) In 2005, whilst looking at religion and technology as an avenue for my artistic practice, I had the idea for an online 3D church. A year before, the world's first 3D online church had been created. It's called The Church Of Fools.
		Tasteless Toothpaste (2009) In 2009, I had this idea. Mant times when we're going out for a meal or for a drink, we want our teeth to be clean, but we don't want the taste of mint in our mouths because it spoils taste of the meal.
		The Illusion Of Teleportation & The Sensation Of Being The Invisible Man (2004) In 2004, I realised that by linking a VR headset in one location to a 360° webcam in another location via the internet, the wearer could appear to exist within the location of the camera, whilst being invisible to passers by. I am yet to see any evidence of this new media set-up.
		Fitness Video Game (2005) Getting into games and fitness, in 2005 the idea for a fitness video game, which had all the addictiveness of games, seemed to be a great idea. A year after, a game was brought out called Yourself! Fitness. We now see things like Wii Fit.
		Virtual Rainforest (2004) Delving into nature and technology, I had the idea for a virtual rainforest in which users could plant a virtual seed and then watch it grow over time or even by visitors viewing your plant. Once your tree had fully grown, you could then join up with other people's trees to form parks - parks to copices, copices to woods, woods to forests and forests to a rainforest. The money generated from the project would go to Greenpeace. A couple of years later, a company brought out The Almighty Forest.