Join The Funding For Growth Information Sessions And Get Your Business Moving

Join the information sessions on how to finance your business – organised by Intertrade Ireland and run by Grant Thornton:

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08:00am – Registration, breakfast & networking

08.30am – Workshop starts

10.00am – Workshop closes followed by networking

IT and GTLocations:

Belfast and Omagh.

Calling all businesses, InterTradeIreland is delighted to invite you to attend a free workshop. The workshops will cover the main sources of funding including bank funding, trade credit and finance and alternative funding sources including private equity and crowd funding.

InterTradeIreland have engaged the servives of Grant Thornton to assist with the delivery of these workshops on Funding for Growth for SMEs.

At each workshop you will hear from funding providers, a Grant Thornton corporate finance expert and you will also find out about other SME supports available from InterTradeIreland. They will be discussing the various funding options available and provide practical lessons in applying for and securing funding for growth.

The details of the workshops and the locations are below, click on the date to register.

Date Venue Theme.
25 February 2016 Europa Hotel, Belfast – Funding for Growth
31 May 2016 Silver Birch Hotel, Omagh – Funding for Growth
20 September 2016 Europa Hotel, Belfast – Funding for Growth

We do hope you can join us at a workshop. You must register in advance by clicking on the date links above.

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