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Tools of the Trade: Mazars’ Mark Kennedy talks the piano, publishing and learning to manage risk.
Endeavor will offer mentoring, support, and financing to four to six Irish entrepreneurs each year.
Gerry Scullion, founder of King of Kefir, talks radishes and getting lost down rabbit holes.
The entrepreneurs, inventors, entertainers and leaders of the future.
Michael Dawson was down to his last few pennies before he founded the One4All voucher.
This year, 10,000 JEP students had combined sales of €250,000, with profits of €159,000.
Fora will help SMEs and startups access information, support and quality journalism.
“I always did something I was a little not ready to do.”
The country is below average when it comes to most key startup indicators.
Budding entrepreneurs need to have more realistic goals.
People tend to forget that most entrepreneurs have failed, more than once, before they find success. And I’m no different.
With 1,500 jobs on the way Richard Bruton has hailed Ireland’s entrepreneurs as ‘heroes’.
Dara Calleary wants more encouragement for Ireland’s young entrepreneurs.
And what entrepreneurs can learn from sports stars.
So here’s what makes his startup a €50,000 winner…
Young entrepreneurs who need a leg up have a week to enter Government-sponsored fund.
Consumer interest in locally-sourced and -produced foods are providing a boost to Irish food SMEs.
And we place 7th out of 28 countries surveyed around the world, too.
The playing field has been levelled. Now, secret bakers can set up kitchen businesses, talented crafters can open Etsy shops, and technically gifted people can invent apps.
Applications for up to €50,000 in funding are being sought from recent college-leavers.
The Galway healthcare company saw off 100 other competitors from around Europe.
The Fumbally Exchange is due to spread to 13 new locations this year – and two-thirds of its member businesses plan to expand this year.
Senior teams are very often the worst performing groups in the organisation – and I should know, I’ve spend enough time in one, writes Brian F Smyth.
Juicers? Notions? Apparently not.
Over one-in-two entrepreneurs surveyed believe the lack of finance options for start-ups was stifling the growth of new businesses.
Many SME managers have expertise and interest in a specific area – but no financial management experience or expertise. So how do they secure funding for their businesses?
O’Sullivan will discuss what the government can do to encourage and support entrepreneurs in business.
Capital Gains Tax is a good way of making the rich pay their taxes – but it isn’t only the rich that invest into start-ups. This tax should be treated completely differently for job creation initiatives.
Not quite in euro, but they’re getting there.
The Wall Street Journal analysed data on the venture capital being raised by tech companies.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny became the first person to ever ring the opening bell in Ireland.
The NASDAQ bell will signal the opening of the Web Summit which is taking place in Dublin.
The second-row’s work with Enactus has given him an insight into the potential of Ireland’s youth.
Tablet devices for nurses and electronic medical records – just some of the ideas showcased at a digital healthcare gathering in Dublin yesterday.
Feeling down about the future of this country? These enterprising students give us a sense of hope…
Meet the Soundwave guys whose photo travelogue shows how sometimes you have to take the road less travelled – literally – to get stuff done. *(fingers crossed)
Hundreds of secondary school students are creating businesses for national entrepreneurship final. This little invention is just one of the entries.
Entrepreneurs, job-seekers, rural enterprises, tourism initiatives and community-based projects all rely on local development companies – which could be forced to close under new reforms, writes John Walsh.