Practical help to navigate Brexit

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We are pleased to annouce that Denis is presenting at InterTradeIreland’s ‘Practical help to navigate Brexit’ event taking place in Sligo on 1st May 2018. In the session Denis will take attendees step by step through the Brexit planning process using a case study.

If you are in the area why not come along. It’s free to attend, but you need to register for the event via the ITI website.

 

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From plums to paintball: 6 tricks to maximise staff productivity

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A recent survey has revealed that just 25% of employees in the UK feel actively engaged in their job. Despite accounting for a considerable amount of our personal time, British working lives increasingly feel unengaging and undervalued. This state of affairs can have a marked impact on productivity and professional achievement.

So how can managers and businesses up their game and give staff the attention and investment they need to flourish in their roles? After all, having happy staff ...

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International opportunities open up for Irish SMEs

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International opportunities open up for Irish SMEs. The World’s largest support network for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) has announced a new partnership with 31 Local Enterprise Offices in Ireland.

The Enterprise Europe Network in Ireland is a joint partnership between Enterprise Ireland, Local Enterprise Offices, Dublin Chamber of Commerce and Cork Chamber of Commerce.

Launched in January, the Network is co-financed under ‘COSME’, the EU funding programme for the Competitiveness of Enterprises and SMEs. The services are tailored for SMEs but ...

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New €100 million fund for loans to SMEs

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Small and medium businesses in Ireland will soon have ‘easier access’ to credit, loans that will be guaranteed by the EU. A fund of €100 million is the first step.

A new deal between the European Investment Fund and Bank of Ireland will allow the bank to lend SMEs in Ireland a total of €100 million, over the next two years. Loans of between €25,000 and €7.5 million can be sought.

All the loans will be guaranteed up to 50% by the ...

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