For the first time, the South's powerhouse economic agency tasked with attracting foreign investment, the Industrial Development Authority, has been told by the Irish Government to act on "a shared island basis" when implementing strategy.
A Derry entrepreneur who has built Ireland's biggest organic domestic waste recycling business in the hills above West Belfast has told local business owners that more global capital will come to the North of Ireland if infrastructural and planning logjams could be resolved.
The Derry entrepreneur who is at the helm of Natural World Products, Ireland's largest organic waste recycling company, will address the next gathering of the West Belfast Small Business Circle.
The top civil servant who penned the report which led to the demise of British PM Boris Johnson returned to Belfast this morning to address a business gathering.
In an attic space of An Chultúrlann at the heart of Belfast's Gaeltacht Quarter, an imaginary world of nice-as-ninepence Ninjas and delectable dinosaurs – with the odd Gingerbread Girl thrown in for good measure – is busy being born.
Kainos CEO Brendan Mooney has told West Belfast small business owners of the daily challenges he faces managing 3,500 staff across 20 countries at the latest Roundtable breakfast in An Chultúrlann.
A fashion designer whose work has won plaudits across the globe addressed local entrepreneurs at the West Belfast Small Business Roundtable in An Chultúrlann this morning.
Invest NI CEO Kieran Donoghue addressed entrepreneurs from across West Belfast who came together for the monthly Small Business Roundtable in An Chultúrlann.
Founder of the Argento chain of jewellery shops Pete Boyle has told a West Belfast gathering that investing in the city centre doesn’t add up anymore due to soaring construction costs.
The president of one of America’s leading universities has told a Belfast audience that entrepreneurship can serve as a global “engine of peace” and a tool for building bridges across borders.
I’ve just returned from the Belfast International Homecoming, and if there’s one thing that struck me, it’s this: the city is no longer just a place of promise, it’s a place of delivery.