Luke McIntosh from Dakota Irish, Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council Pat Fitzpatrick, Brian Walsh from Cookie Co Op and John Mulcahy, Businesses Advisor from LEO Kilkenny
Kilkenny County Council, through its Local Enterprise Office, is staging an extensive seminar event showcasing the supports and funding opportunities for start-up businesses in Kilkenny at Newpark Hotel on Thursday, February 9 from 9.30am-noon.
This event has been specifically designed to help entrepreneurs and start-up businesses to understand and find out more about the services provided by organisations with a remit for enterprise development.
Expert advice will be available to inform entrepreneurs about where to start, what supports are available to set up and how to develop the business both on national and international markets.
Representatives from a range of state agencies and funding organisations such as the Intreo, Southeast BIC, Kilkenny Leader Partnership, Enterprise Ireland, AIB, BOI, HSA and more will be present. A discussion panel with local entrepreneurs will also take place, hosted by Kieran Cuddihy of Newstalk, to discuss their real-life experiences in the market today.
“Kilkenny County Council is actively working to highlight the support systems available for start-up businesses in Kilkenny through events like the LEO Showcase,” says the Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council, Councillor Pat Fitzpatrick.
“We are so proud of all of home-grown entrepreneurs and we are confident to continue to support new start-up businesses in any way that we can.
Aileen McGrath, Head of Enterprise (Acting), Local Enterprise Office, Kilkenny County Council, urges people to attend.
“This LEO showcase event is all about assisting business owners and start-ups in better understanding and learning more about the services offered by organisations with a focus on enterprise development,” she says.
The event is free, but booking is essential via localenterprise.ie/Kilkenny.
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