Explore It

*APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR EXPLORE IT* The Yes You Can ‘Explore It’ initiative will be delivered across Northern Ireland by Women in Business in conjunction with our regional delivery partners. Explore It is designed to support you in turning your idea into reality. We will support you through 3 one-day workshops, 3 evening meet…

New allergen law to come into force

Full ingredients must be labelled for foods which are prepacked for direct sale from summer 2021 The government plans to introduce the new legislation this summer which will mandate full ingredients labelling for foods which are prepacked for direct sale. The change will come in effect by summer 2021. The upcoming change is the result…

Grant writing masterclass for the construction sector

Funding for projects that aim to make buildings more affordable, efficient, safer and healthier Invest Northern Ireland (NI) will be hosting a grant writing masterclass for the construction sector on Friday 16 August 2019. At the masterclass, Invest NI will highlight the Transforming Construction challenge, a £170 million UK-wide government investment under the Industrial Strategy…

InterTradeIreland Brexit webinar

Help your business prepare for Brexit with this free customs webinar InterTradeIreland are hosting a short webinar on Tuesday 25 June 2019 focusing on customs. The webinar will be hosted by the InterTradeIreland Brexit team. The 30 minute interactive webinar with InterTradeIreland’s Brexit manager Deidre Maguire along with Kerri McCrory will outline the available InterTradeIreland…

FREE Business Support Programme

The Advancing Business Growth Programme, provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, aims to provide support to businesses who are primed for growth and who have the potential to create additional employment. The programme offers a range of business development workshops and up to 3.5 days of one-to-one mentoring support to assist businesses in key…

Ten steps to a successful start-up

Starting a business isn’t easy; there are lots of things to consider, from finding finance, getting to grips with business taxes, selling your product or service and managing staff. We have compiled a ten-step guide to starting a business. 1. Find out whether you can work for yourself It may sound like a silly question…