Free 'Back for Business' programme is seeking applications from Cork
Free ‘Back for Business’ programme is seeking applications from Cork
Source: echolive.ie
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Returned Limerick emigrants encouraged to apply for business programme
EMIGRANTS from Limerick who have returned home to start a business are encouraged to apply for the latest round of government support.
Source: limerickpost.ie
Kildare Nationalist — Free 'Back for Business' programme seeking applications from Kildare
Back for Business was created to foster and support entrepreneurial activity among emigrants returning to live here.
Source: kildare-nationalist.ie
Free programme empowers returning emigrants to launch Sligo businesses
Applications are now open for the latest cycle of a free government programme that helps returned or returning emigrants start and develop businesses in Ireland.
Source: independent.ie
Returning to County Sligo to do business
Applications are now open for the latest cycle of a free government programme that helps returned or returning emigrants start and develop businesses in Ireland.
Source: independent.ie
Connecting returned emigrants with mentors who can help bridge knowledge gaps in business
Colin MacAndrias moved from London back to Dublin with his wife and children just two and a half years ago, after he lived abroad for over 25 years
Source: irishtimes.com
If you're back in Cork, check out Back for Business!
If you have recently returned to Cork and are setting up a new business or are living abroad and are thinking of returning home with an idea you want to get off the ground, then Back for Business could be just for you.
Source: corkindependent.com
Kildare Nationalist — Former Kildare participant encourages others to apply for 'Back for Business'
Back for Business is a development programme, funded by the Government’s Emigrant Support Programme.
Source: kildare-nationalist.ie