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This Management Development Programme will be delivered by the Entrepreneur’s Academy and the cost of this programme is €100
If you are an established small business, Carlow Local Enterprise Office is now taking expressions of interest for the upcoming Small Business Management Development Programme.
This programme will be delivered in conjunction by Kilkenny and Carlow Enterprise Offices and participations will be from both counties.
This Management Development Programme will be delivered via blended learning (physical and virtual workshops) and will commence on Thursday April 28 2022 and run for 12 weeks, with a break over the summer months.
This programme is for owners/managers planning for the next stage of their business cycle. It is recommended that businesses are established a minimum of 3 years.
If you are an established small business in #Carlow or #Kilkenny - we are taking expressions of interest for our upcoming Small Business Management Development Programme.
— inCarlow | Carlow LEO (@CarlowLEO) April 19, 2022
Full info at https://t.co/lW8CV4BeMo@leokilkenny @carlowchamber pic.twitter.com/SjMBF42sVy
The three main outcomes that participants can expect following completion are:
- Each participant will create a strategy document that will be the foundation for new growth in their business, while safe-guarding from risk (ongoing challenges of Brexit, COVID recovery and otherwise). This strategy will include specific actions in the areas of leadership and risk management; finance; innovation; sales; marketing and digital presence. Measurable targets and a timeline will be key to the strategy to ensure that growth can be measured as an outcome of participation in this programme.
- Each participant will obtain the tools, resources, and a peer network to fulfil on the strategy. The group will have the ability to maintain a ‘Board You Can’t Afford’ network, as we will provide the structure and direction of supporting one another through the programme and after completion by meeting on a monthly or regular basis going forward.
- Each participant will distinguish what it will take to grow their business and determine if they are prepared to accept the challenge. This will require the participant to demonstrate new management skills and an investment of both time and finance in making changes to their ‘normal’ way of operating their business. Growth doesn’t happen without change.
This Management Development Programme will be delivered by the Entrepreneur’s Academy and the cost of this programme is €100.
For more information please visit Carlow Local Enterprise Office
It's important to ensure the significant funds and volunteering efforts being donated achieve their intended purpose
“If someone out there has a story but would prefer to relate it to me rather than write it themselves, I can write it up for them.”
Cllr. Fintan Phelan , Cathaoirleach of Carlow County Council , Nicola Brown & Séamus Doran, Carlow County Council’s Assistant Head of Economic Development & Enterprise
The comments were made on RTÉ's Morning Ireland show
‘What I want to do is bring in a living wage, do it as quickly as possible, but not in a way that has unintended consequences,’ the Tánaiste said
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