To be eligible, your company needs to be 1-3 years old, employing ten people or less and focused on developing and using technology in innovative ways in order to reshape business practices and/or tackle some of the world's most pressing issues.
Yet these elections offer disturbing lessons about what a populist, Russia-leaning rightwing government can do inside the EU today: fundamentally reshape the polity in a partisan image and offer an all-out anti-liberal policy model that is inching ever closer to Putin's ideal of governance.
But last month's collapse of Phones 4u – which resulted in the closure of 362 stores and more than 2,400 job losses – points to a high street in constant flux as changing buying habits and new technology trends continue to reshape its purpose.
Prof Jane Dacre, president, Royal College of Physicians " Ministers must avoid the temptation to tinker with NHS structures and instead create the space for local health leaders to reshape services around people's needs.
So what of the 12 members of the team who wanted to reshape the world's perception of the risks of human-caused climate change?
To deliver growth, the cities say, they need new powers: to commission work programmes locally; to regulate buses; to take control of housing and police; to reshape local services.
We need to do less in certain areas and more in others, we need to be much more nimble, and we need to reshape our teams.
He shows every sign of using that time to reshape Hungary.
With an overall budget of $2m £1.3mm) the plan would look to reshape the view of climate change science among the public and policy makers in a way that would favour the industries that stood to lose the most from regulations limiting greenhouse gas emissions.
Instead they seem determined to reshape Campbell to meet the media's demands.
And he is a man determined to reshape Britain, driven by his own background and – as the education establishment can confirm – unafraid to challenge vested interests.
