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"Entrepreneurs" için sonuçlar gösteriliyor
The Integration Question with Princess Pamela Toyin: African women tell their own business success stories
Vantage Dymensions, a leadership and people development organisation, recently organised a workshop aimed at creating and promoting economic opportunities for women entrepreneurs in Ireland.
African diaspora talks business at Dublin forum for entrepreneurs
DIT Aungier Street recently hosted a forum aimed at providing information, resources, networking, connections and opportunities to current or future African entrepreneurs in Ireland.
Refuelling king Adeola put in the hard work
Starting any business is a risky endeavour. There is no certainty that it will succeed, and in the beginning stages this can be unnerving for entrepreneurs. However, such feelings of uncertainty are normal, says Adeola Ogunsina, chief operating officer of On-Site Refuelling.
Tales of a Domestic Worker: What control do I have?
Taking part in Building Better Futures – entrepreneurship training for migrant women facilitated by the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland in collaboration with the DCU Ryan Academy – has enabled me to meet over 20 wonderful entrepreneurs whose calibre I could not have imagined existed in the migrant population, let alone among women migrants in Ireland. It is really humbling to be part of and to witness.
Building better futures for migrant women entrepreneurs
Although many migrant women in Ireland have had businesses back in their countries of origin, very few have gone through this path here. Once living in Ireland, they need proper supports to navigate the market and to become familiar with legislation, taxation, branding, targeting customers and the like.
Applications open for €600k social entrepreneurs fund
Bridging the information gap for immigrant entrepreneurs
Dublin City Council and Forum Polonia recently gave Polish nationals the opportunity to learn more about setting up and expanding a business in Ireland.
Supporting social entrepreneurship
In 2006, Mary Nally of the Third Age Foundation saw a growing need to teach English to migrants living in the Summerhill area of Co Meath. From that idea, the Fáilte Isteach project was born.
Tax back for new business
Thousands in PAYE refunds available under Sure start-up scheme
Deli project ‘a catalyst for growth’ in Dublin
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