Althea Creative founder Lizzie Ingram has been featured by the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce, sharing insight on why many growing businesses outpace their brand—and what to do about it.

Althea Creative partnered with Manor Wild to support its growth, from website development and Instagram setup to jewellery packaging, brand storytelling, and wholesale strategy. The collaboration has strengthened the brand’s presence, with collections now stocked at Warwickshire Wildlife Trust and more retail partnerships underway.

Althea Creative founder Lizzie Ingram joined Blue Badgers at NAIDEX, assisting founder Stephanie Jackson in signing up carers and disabled people to the expanding discount scheme, which continues to add major household brands across the UK.

Althea Creative has joined Ladies First Professional Development, a leading network supporting women in business. Highlights include celebrating International Women’s Day at Warwick Castle and connecting with inspirational female leaders driving change across media, business, and community initiatives.

Althea Creative has recently joined the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, marking an important step in the company’s continued growth and commitment to engaging with the wider regional business community.

Althea Creative has been supporting founder Stephanie Jackson and her company Blue Badgers, a UK-based service providing discounts and accessible experiences for people with disabilities and their carers. The collaboration focused on building clear, engaging content strategies for social media, creating refreshed branded visuals, and providing ongoing support for online communications and future events too.

On 4 February 2026, I attended my first Ladies First event at St Mary’s Guildhall in Coventry — a dynamic gathering that brings together women from across industries to network, learn, and support each other’s professional growth.

After the sudden collapse of a West Midland's innovative EV charging technology company, Petalite, Althea Creative's founder Lizzie Ingram met with MP Saqib Bhatti to raise concerns about the UK’s clean‑tech sector, the protection of intellectual property for innovative companies, and the up-hill challenges facing the UK job market.