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Bronagh Conlon of Listoke Distillery, one of the LEO Louth clients who have boosted business efficiency and profitability through the Lean for Micro programme
The team at Louth’s Local Enterprise Office are inviting local businesses to apply for the Lean for Micro programme.
They say: "Who doesn’t want to run their business more profitably? Imagine freeing up extra time every week from your busy schedule and using it to add value to your business, or improve your work life balance. In case you haven’t already heard of it, Lean for Micro is the way to make that happen."
Gráinne McKeown explains:
“Lean for Micro recognises the unique challenges faced by SMEs and offers practical solutions to streamline processes, reduce waste, and enhance overall business performance.”
Gráinne continues:
“When running a small business, it can be hard to develop streamlined systems and processes, and yet doing that unlocks the potential of the business and drives profitability. It can also really enhance quality of life for small business owners by making things more efficient.”
Discover how local companies, including Project Engineering and Listoke Distillery, have benefited from Lean for Micro by visiting the L Louth website www.localenterprise.ie/Louth/stories
She explains:
“Applying for Lean for Micro is simple. Visit www.localenterprise.ie/lean, complete the simple application form and one of the team from LEO Louth will be in touch. Business owners are asked to pay a contribution of €150 and the rest of the programme is funded by the Local Enterprise Office.
"Our team of experienced Lean practitioners will guide you through the entire process, helping to identify improvement opportunities, implement changes, and measure the impact on your business.”
Gráinne concludes:
“We understand that operational efficiency is crucial for SMEs to remain competitive in today's rapidly evolving business landscape. Lean is a brilliant tool to help small business owners to achieve that efficiency. So don’t delay, apply today and allow our team to help make your business better.”
To learn more about the Lean for Micro programme and access the video case studies, visit the Local Enterprise Office Louth website at www.localenterprise.ie/louth or contact 042 9335457
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