Visit The Business Support Clinic Session In Belfast And Get Ahead

Do you need advice, guidance, help or support? Does your business need a boost?

The Business Support Clinic is designed to provide businesses with the opportunity to listen and talk with several government agencies dedicated to supporting Local Companies. These events will be held across Northern Ireland. This event is FREE but you do have to register.

beyond_screenYou will also get the opportunity to listen and question Minister Foster on the role of the Executive and its objectives going forward. One of Northern Irelands new entrepreneurs will also be there to share their experiences and knowledge with the attendees giving an insight into how they have made a success of their business in todayโ€™s marketplace.

This event is free of charge and lets you avail of the expertise of a number of different organisations here to help you shape and grow your business.

This is an excellent opportunity for individuals to arrange a one-to-one appointment with an adviser, as well as the opportunity to get advice and answers on the following key areas:

* xa0Start a business

* xa0Finance & Grants

dn_screen* xa0Grow your business

* xa0Research and Development

* xa0Employment and Skills

Agenda

08.00-08.30 Breakfast & Registration

08.30-08.40 Welcome and intro: Judith Cochrane MLA, Chair All Party Group for SMEs

08.40-09.00 Speaker 1: Kyle Gawley, CEO @ getinvited

09.00-10.00 Address by Minister Arlene Foster followed by Q+A session

10.00-10.30 CloseBusiness Clinics

10.30-11.30 1-2-1 Advice clinics supported by Belfast City Council, Department for Employment & Learning, Equality Commission, Health & Safety Executive, Invest NI, Labour Relations Agency and the SME Centre.

To register in session attended by Minister Arlene Foster : click link.]]>

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