Enterprise News - 12th September 2016

INDUSTRY NEWS

100 Top Start-Ups

Launch of 10th Annual National Women's Enterprise Day

Ireland moves into European spotlight at animation forum

A Major celebration in Mayo

Irish firm Webio gets €500,000 financing

See.Sense gearing up to make Dublin more cyclist-friendly

Creating clusters will act as an engine for growth

Dublin company Hub Controls made a gadget that regulates the temperature in the home

Irish space startups can get off the ground with funding

The Mill putting Drogheda on map as centre for innovation

€500k fund to boost manufacturing and agriculture start-ups

UPCOMING EVENTS

30th Sept - Developing your Board Workshop

4th-5th Oct - Predict Conference 2016

6th Oct - Additive Training Series

20th Oct - UPRISE Festival

Top 10 Tips for High Potential Start-Ups

Sunday Business Post: Advice from Orla Battersby, Manager of the High Potential Start-Ups division at Enterprise Ireland, on getting your start-up off the ground.

Here's to the Hibernomexicano relationship and shared prosperity

Sunday Independent: Mexico has embarked on an ambitious reform programme in recent years and is predicted to become the 10th largest economy in the world in the next decade. Conor Fahy gives an insight on doing business with the Mexicans.

INDUSTRY NEWS

100 Top Start-Ups
Sunday Business Post

Following the success of the April issue, this is the second edition telling the stories of 100 start-up companies and the entrepreneurs behind them.

Launch of 10th Annual National Women's Enterprise Day

Seven events will take place on National Women's Enterprise Day, Wednesday 19th October, to highlight success stories and to encourage women to access enterprise supports.

Ireland moves into European spotlight at animation forum
Irish Times

Irish animation companies are heading to Toulouse in France this week for the European industry's big annual market, the 27th Cartoon Forum.

A Major celebration in Mayo
Irish Independent

A new winged mower by Ballyhaunis company Major Equipment International Ltd has made the shortlist for the Enterprise Ireland Innovation Arena at this year's Ploughing Championships.

Irish firm Webio gets €500,000 financing
Irish Independent

Webio's artifical intelligence system helps to improve the customer service experience at call centres. The company has received funding from Enterprise Ireland and Cameo Global.

See.Sense gearing up to make Dublin more cyclist-friendly
Irish Times

Co. Down based start-up will use information-gathering technology to make Dublin more cyclist-friendly as part of a Small Business Innovation Research Challenge.

Creating clusters will act as an engine for growth
Irish Times

Collaboration is the new competitve advantage according to the Harvard Business Review. Enterprise 2025 aims to promote inter-organisational collaboration in the form of clusters in key sectors of the economy.

Dublin company Hub Controls made a gadget that regulates the temperature in the home
Irish Examiner

Hub Controls' new gadget will help households control the amount they spend on heating bills by both tracking energy usage and regulating temperature.

Irish space startups can get off the ground with funding
Irish Independent

New funding available to 25 successful start-ups from Enterprise Ireland and the European Space Agency to encourage businesses attempting to solve space-based challenges.

The Mill putting Drogheda on map as centre for innovation
Irish Times

Two years after its launch, the enterprise hub in Drogheda is expanding in order to meet demand. The centre provides office space, training, mentoring and support to business.

€500k fund to boost manufacturing and agriculture start-ups
Irish Independent

Enterprise Ireland has launched a €500,000 Competitive Start Fund to support start-up activity in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors. The fund opens for applications on September 21st and closes on October 5th.

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