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Michael Begley, Ita Horan, Aidan Shine, Rose Mary Ward, Marian Kennedy, Anthony Fitzgerald
Last week saw over 250 Tipperary based entrepreneurs and small business owners participate in 20 enterprise initiatives across the county as part of Local Enterprise Week in Tipperary.
The week was launched in Birdhill last Monday with the announcement of The Old Barracks Coffee Roasters as Tipperary’s representative at the 22nd National Enterprise Awards which will take place in the Mansion House in Dublin next May.
The week’s events included business advice and confidential mentoring meetings on a host of topics such as HR & Employment Law, Finance, Website & Social Media, E-Tendering and Brexit.
It also featured seminars and workshops on subjects ranging from; Customer Service, Idea Generation, Business Modelling & Value Proposition Design, to E-Commerce, and much more.
Thursday’s headline event was attended by 40 entrepreneurs at an economic working breakfast hosted by journalist and broadcaster Sinead Ryan with keynote speakers, Jim Power Economic Analyst and Patrick Mullane, Senior Economist with Bank of Ireland.
The week closed with a celebration of Women in Business brunch to mark International Women’s Day.
At this event over 60 ladies participated in a very inspirational and engaging keynote speech and panel discussion from Jackie Noakes and a panel of Tipperary based female entrepreneurs including Marion Murphy Cooney, Geraldine Gleeson and Martin Hennessy.
For further information on Local Enterprise Week events go to www.localenterprise.ie Tipperary or contact the Local Enterprise Office on 0761 06 6500.
Local Enterprise Office Tipperary is funded by the Irish Government and the European Union under the European Regional Development Fund 2014-2020.
Pictured below Business Modelling and Value Proposition Design – in association with South East BIC held in Brú Ború Centre, Cashel – Michael Begley, Business Adviser LEO Tipperary, Ita Horan, Assistant Head of Enterprise LEO Tipperary, Aidan Shine, CEO, South East BIC, Rose Mary Ward, Business Consultant, South East BIC, Marian Kennedy, Founder & CEO of PPR Healthcare Ltd, Anthony Fitzgerald, Head of Enterprise LEO, Tipperary
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