StartUp Ballymun 24 April 2024 Save the date! StartUp Ballymun is making a successful return on April 24th, bringing together the next generation of entrepreneurs in a dynamic initiative funded by the Finglas & Ballymun Area Office, Dublin City Council. …
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Up to 70 entrepreneurs joined the first post-pandemic public start-up event in Dublin’s northside.
Read more →Probably one of the most intelligent sources of research on entrepreneurship that I have come across in recent years emanates from the Kaufmann Foundation based in Kansas City, USA, says Billy Linehan of Celtar
Read more →A thought provoking piece of research on CEOs/entrepreneurs and the traits they share in common.
Read more →This new fund is welcomed by Billy Linehan of Celtar business consultants “access to finance is very tight now and every new channel available makes a positive contribution to reviving our economy.
Read more →Targeting future growth is firmly on the agenda at the capital’s largest free event for small businesses next week.
Read more →Small Giants, how maverick companies have passed up the growth treadmill – and focused on greatness instead, full list below
Read more →A recent review of the book “The Indian Way” caught my eye. India is one of the BRIC nations, and is fulfilling its role as one of the economic powerhouses of this century.
Read more →Avatar is the biggest grossing movie ever, it may have only won 3 Oscars – one of them by our own Richard Baneham, an animation supervisor . This was a massively complex project costing over $310 million for production, and $150 million for promotion.
Read more →Running your own show takes confidence – but be aware of your limitations. I like this piece by Martin Zwiller of Forbes.com who makes some relevant comments on business leaders – each example he gives is recognisable from the hundreds …
Read more →The keys to long-term success are professional management and keeping the family committed to and capable of carrying on as the owner, state the authors of a a recent article on McKinsey.com. The family business is an interesting model of …
Read more →The Chinese symbol for crisis contains the symbols for danger and opportunity. With the global economy in turmoil most people are sitting around holding their breath; hoping and praying they will be able to survive the threat. There is no …
Read more →“We’re a family business. We do what we like and we like what we do” Topflight are a leading Irish tour operator, and a client. I liked this piece about them in a major Irsh daily newspaper as it gives a …
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