The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment have published Sustainability is good for business, which includes links to a range of sustainability-focused consultancy, training and grants available and a case study: What is sustainability Becoming more sustainable looks different in every business. For your business it might be reducing your water, electricity and gas bills […]
Ibec’s Founders Report, surveying individuals who founded businesses in Ireland, reveals that the majority consider the application process for Grant Funding (73%), Debt Funding (63%), and Research Funding (38%) to be complex or very complex when accessing the appropriate supports for scaling.
Local Enterprise Office Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown is running a new course – How to Create a Podcast around your Business
InvestHer Summit 2024 is a 2 day Global Action Summit to get more Women Entrepreneurs funded and help close the Funding Gap – Community Is Capital.
LEO DLR is launching a limited time offer of a 1-1 Business Review with one of their dedicated Business Advisors for the month of May.
Enterprise Ireland’s free online Sustainability Kickstarter Workshop can equip your business with the practical skills it needs to incorporate sustainability and ESG into your business plans.
The deadline to register for the Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) grant is rapidly approaching. Don’t miss out on this valuable financial support – registrations close tomorrow, Wednesday, May 1st!
THRIVE4women invite you to join them for an evening with Paula Fitzsimons of Going for Growth to meet and network with Inspiring Women Entrepreneurs. Paula will be joined by Adrienne Magnier of Zarasyl, Aisling Kirwan of Positive Carbon, and Sinéad Crowther of Soothing Solutions who will tell their inspiring stories of their entrepreneurship journeys.
Three of Ireland’s leading female entrepreneurs will provide insight into their experiences of starting and growing a successful business at an Inspiring Women Entrepreneurs event on the University of Galway campus this month.
As the employment landscape continues to evolve, job seekers across various sectors are gearing up for the highly-anticipated Jobs Expo Dublin on Saturday, April 20th, 2024. Taking place at Croke Park’s Hogan Suite from 1-am to 4pm, this premier careers fair promises to be a game-changer for professionals seeking new opportunities, recent graduates embarking on […]
The Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Dara Calleary, TD, has officially opened the CREW Creative Enterprise and Innovation Hub, marking a significant milestone for creative entrepreneurs and innovators in the west of Ireland.
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Data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) Ireland has highlighted Key Growth Areas in Irish Job Trends in 2024.
Swoop, the fintech company, was recently named the winner of the 2023 Deloitte Fast 50 in Ireland ranking number one amongst the country’s 50 fastest-growing technology companies.
Ibec, the group representing Irish business, has released a comprehensive economic assessment report emphasising the significance of the Experience Economy to Ireland’s economic landscape.
Allan Grossmann, CEO and Co-founder of MyClients will present a free online webinar on Wednesday, March 20 – Simple Steps to Scale Your Service Business: From $100k to $1M.
The Irish Quality Food and Drink Awards 2024 has announced that entries are now open for the much-anticipated annual awards, celebrating excellence in the Irish food and drink industry.
Financial data and research firm PitchBook, has reported that €100 million was invested by venture capital (VC) firms in Irish women founders in 2023. The report also confirmed that Ireland is the 3rd country in Europe per deal count on a per capita basis for investment in women-led start-ups and has consistently ranked in the top 5 countries for the past 10 years.
Recent data from Indeed highlights the sustained popularity of remote work in Ireland and Europe’s major economies.
Jobs Expo Galway is the opportunity to explore a wealth of employment opportunities, network with industry professionals, receive expert career guidance, and attend insightful seminars at Ireland’s largest careers fair.
