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Invest NI North Western Regional Office 

We are hosting a series of regional Lunch & Learn workshops on Access to Finance. At these informal workshops you'll gain an overview of our funding solutions and how you can apply for finance to help take your business to the next level. You'll hear from: Techstart about their Invest NI backed equity fund and Proof of Concept grant programme Ulster Community Finance about the Invest NI backed NI Small Business Loan Fund British Business Bank about their Investment Fund for Northern Ireland and Start-Up Loans Company There will also be opportunities for networking and company specific one to one discussions with our Access to Finance team. This workshop will be held at Invest NI’s North Western Regional office at Timber Quay, Derry~Londonderry. Please arrive at 11:45 for registration / tea & coffee. Event will start at 12 noon and will be followed by a light lunch. This workshop is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. ___________________________________________________________________________

Invest NI Western Regional Office 

Expand your knowledge of Supply Chain Support. Invest NI is hosting a series of regional Lunch & Learn workshops on Supply Chain Support. These informal workshops will highlight the importance of the supply chain to your business. You will gain practical insights on how to reduce costs, improve supply chain performance and enhance your overall competitiveness. They will be of particular interest to small or medium sized business looking to streamline operations and reduce costs. There will also be opportunities for networking and company specific one to one discussions with Invest NI Supply Chain experts. This workshop will be held at Invest NI’s Western Regional office at Kevlin Buildings, Omagh. Please arrive at 11:45 for Registration / Tea & Coffee. Event will start at 12 noon and will be followed by a light lunch.

Ormeau Business Park 

Expand your knowledge of Energy and Resource Efficiency. In partnership with Belfast City Council, we are hosting a series of regional Lunch & Learn workshops on Energy and Resource Efficiency this Winter 2024/2025 These informal workshops will provide an overview of the support available to help you identify and implement energy and resource efficiency projects, enabling your business to benefit from both cost and carbon savings. There will also be opportunities for networking and specific one to one discussions with the Invest NI Energy and Resource Efficiency team. This workshop will be held at Ormeau Business Park, Cromac Avenue, Belfast. Please arrive at 11:45 for Registration / Tea & Coffee. Event will start at 12 noon and will be followed by a light lunch.

Invest NI North Western Regional Office 

Expand your understanding of business innovation support with Invest NI and Innovate NI We are hosting a regional Lunch & Learn workshop on innovation. This informal workshop will provide an overview of The Innovate NI Innovation Programme, and its four distinct elements: Innovation Assessment The Innovation Framework Innovation Recognition Innovation Management Standards You'll learn more about Invest NI’s Innovation Vouchers and explore how you could potentially work with public sector Knowledge Providers to create value for your business, generate new profits or drive business growth. Innovate NI will provide insights on the Business Innovation Grant which offers up to £20,000 to support micro and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) in Northern Ireland with innovation projects. BIG is delivered by Invest NI in partnership with Innovate NI, on behalf of the Department for the Economy. Additionally there will also be opportunities for networking and one to one discussions with Invest NI Innovation Voucher Programme Managers and representatives from Innovate NI. This workshop will be held at Invest NI’s North Western Regional Office at Timber Quay, Derry~Londonderry. Please arrive at 11:45 for registration / tea & coffee. Event will start at 12 noon and will be followed by a light lunch.

Invest NI Southern Regional Office 

Expand your knowledge of Skills and Training Needs Analysis We are hosting a series of regional Lunch & Learn workshops on Skills and Training Needs Analysis. These informal workshops will help you understand the business benefits of upskilling your workforce while also providing additional insights into identifying training needs and the support Invest NI can offer throughout your upskilling journey. There will also be opportunities for networking and company specific one to one discussions with the Skills and Training Needs Analysis team. This workshop will be held at Invest NI’s Southern Regional office at Drumalane Mill, Newry. Please arrive at 11:45 for registration / tea & coffee. Event will start at 12 noon and will be followed by a light lunch. This workshop is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Invest NI HQ 

We are hosting a series of regional Lunch & Learn workshops on Market Research and Business Advice. These informal workshops will equip you with the tools you need to access market research, company databases, and other invaluable business intelligence. You will also learn about the support available to discover new markets, identify business opportunities and attract new customers. We will also introduce you to nibusinessinfo.co.uk, your one-stop shop for business support. This website is: Your dedicated adviser: Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, nibusinessinfo.co.uk has the answers you need. Packed with expert advice: Find the latest business support, insightful resources, and practical guidance – all at your fingertips. A gateway to new opportunities: Discover funding options and connect with valuable business networks. This workshop will be held at Invest NI’s Eastern Regional office at Bedford Square, Belfast. Please arrive at 11:45 for registration / tea & coffee. Event will start at 12 noon and will be followed by a light lunch. This workshop is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.