A Fermanagh Business is First to receive a Letter of Offer from Invest NI under the Growth Element of the EDP Programme. Future Renewables promoted by Neil Elliott fron Ballinamallard, County Fermanagh designs supplies and installs domestic renewable energy solutions. Enterprise Minister, Arlene Foster lent her support to the business in a recent visit to Fermanagh Enterprise where Neil received mentoring and business planning support to help him plan an extensive export marketing and growth strategy. The firm reveals ambitious plans which include promoting what are still Emerging Technologies throughout the Island of Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales. The current Business Development will provide for up to ten highly skilled and specialist jobs and involves badly needed investment in growth and expansion at a time when many in the wider construction sector are experiencing considerable stagnation. Neil Elliott acknowledged the help which he received from Invest NI and Fermanagh Enterprise Ltd, ‘ The business planning support and mentoring I received was invaluable in helping me clearly develop my strategic direction, setting targets to guide my progress and refining my proposal. The overall package has enabled me to fund the growth of what I believe is a business of the future’

Photo Caption ; Neil Elliott, Future Renewables, with from left, John Treacy, Fermanagh Enterprise, Business Mentor, Minister Arlene Foster and Mary Gormley, Manager of Invest NI Western Office