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Dr Terri Holloway

Head of The Ingenuity Lab

Centre/Institute: HGI
E-mail: Terri.Holloway@nottingham.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0) 115 8467501
Location: C16 (Ingenuity Centre Building, Jubilee Campus)

Dr Terri Holloway is Head of The Ingenuity Lab, a business incubator run by the Haydn Green Institute, which helps University of Nottingham students, staff, and alumni develop their entrepreneurial ambitions.

In 2020, Terri was also appointed to Nottingham University Business School's Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) scheme, where she employs her experience as the founder of Swap Meat, Ltd., a plant-based nutrition company that promotes the disease-preventive properties of plant-based diets and specifically aims to help those within high-risk populations. As an EIR, Terri engages in activities that include mentoring Ingenuity Lab businesses and SMEs, delivering business training seminars, and contributing to academic research.

Terri studied at the University of Nottingham's School of Biosciences, where she completed her PhD research in the department of Nutritional Sciences located on the University's Sutton Bonington campus.
Terri also holds a Master's in Business Administration with a concentration in Management and a dual-major bachelor's degree in English and Journalism. She has taught Business Communications courses and has travelled internationally, presenting her findings on the benefits of plant-based nutrition.

Areas of Expertise
Business Development
Nutritional Science
Journalism, Communications

University of Nottingham, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Nutritional Sciences
2009 - 2013

Thesis Title: 'The Effects of Meat-reduction on Markers of Cardiovascular Health'. Primary study investigated the nutritional analysis of vegetarian, vegan and omnivore diets and an exploration of the barriers to adopting meat-free diets in University students. Additional projects include a dietary intervention to reduce meat intake by 50 % â�" a pilot study: A full clinical trial was conducted to determine the impact of dietary changes on nutritional intake, body weight and fat distribution. An evaluation of subject adherence was also undertaken.
School and University Committee Memberships
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Health and Safety Committee 2017
 

 

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