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The Local Enterprise Office of Kilkenny has organised a workshop, with renowned business leader, consultant and writer Blaise Brosnan on October 18.
The workshop is entitled Optimising your Bottom Line - are you afraid to make money in 2023?
It will take place on Wednesday, October 18 in the Newpark Hotel in Kilkenny and will last from 12.30pm to 2.30pm.
During this lunchtime workshop, Blaise Brosnan will challenge participants to make the uncomfortable decisions that one needs to make in business in order to create wealth for themselves.
Blaise Brosnan studied and graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a M.Sc in Management.
He has a unique blend of practical top management experience gained over 25 years in his capacity as Chief Executive of a portfolio of business types.
In addition to this, he has gained further national and international experience, having successfully completed projects in Ireland, US, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and in Russia and has published three business-related books
Tickets are available on the LEO Kilkenny website.
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