For large organisations
The UK businesses in your ecosystem are adopting AI. Corporate membership of AI for Growth helps you support them — and shape how it happens.
Corporate membership is for large UK organisations — banks, telecoms, infrastructure providers, and industry bodies — whose ecosystem includes the SMEs AI for Growth is built to serve. Members support AI adoption across their networks, shape the tools and content reaching thousands of UK business owners, and associate visibly with a nationally backed initiative.
What it is
Corporate membership is built around ecosystem reach and genuine contribution.
Corporate membership of AI for Growth is for large UK organisations whose relationship with SMEs gives them a unique role in the initiative's work — as ecosystem partners that can reach, influence, and support the businesses AI for Growth is built to serve.
Banks whose SME clients are deciding whether to invest in AI. Telecoms providers whose small business customers need to understand what AI tools are available on their infrastructure. Industry bodies whose members are asking what AI means for their sector. These are the organisations corporate membership is designed for.
Membership is contribution-led. Members contribute through some combination of time, expertise, convening power, reach, and financial support. What they get is proportional to what they bring.
What you get
Four benefits of corporate membership. Each one scales with your ecosystem reach.
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Reach the businesses in your ecosystem
AI for Growth gives you a structured, credible way to support AI adoption among the SMEs you already work with — customers, supply chain partners, sector members. Rather than pushing your own AI messaging through your own channels, you're contributing to a trusted national initiative that SMEs are choosing to engage with.
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Shape what gets built
Corporate members participate in the working groups where AI for Growth's tools, content, and guidance are developed. If your sector has specific AI adoption challenges — regulatory, infrastructural, or practical — that perspective belongs in the room where the guidance is being written.
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Be part of the national conversation
AI for Growth engages with government, regulators, and the media on AI adoption across the UK economy. Corporate members are part of that conversation — not as passive sponsors, but as contributing organisations with a stake in the outcomes.
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Visible association with a credible initiative
Publicly associated with a nationally visible, government-backed initiative dedicated to practical AI adoption. Relevant to enterprise buyers, government stakeholders, regulators, and the press — particularly for organisations operating in regulated sectors where responsible AI adoption is a reputational consideration.
Who it's for
Corporate membership is for large UK organisations with significant SME-facing ecosystems.
Banks and financial services
SME lending, business banking, payment infrastructure — financial services organisations whose small business relationships give them direct influence over AI adoption decisions.
Telecoms and infrastructure providers
Connectivity, cloud, and platform providers whose small business customer base is the infrastructure layer on which SME AI adoption runs.
Industry bodies and trade associations
Sector organisations whose members are asking what AI means for their industry — and who have the convening power to translate AI for Growth's guidance into sector-specific adoption.
Large corporates with supply chain or customer SME ecosystems
Retailers, manufacturers, and service businesses whose supply chains or customer bases include large numbers of SMEs — and whose influence over those relationships shapes how AI gets adopted through the wider economy.
If you work for an AI company rather than a large corporate, partnership is a different route.
Current members
The organisations already involved.
Corporate members include BT and other major UK organisations with significant SME-facing ecosystems. The full list of AI for Growth founding partners and members is published on the About page.
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