Business Information Seminar

Generating New Business Ideas

Date:    Tuesday, 1st June, 2010

Venue: Draíocht, Blanchardstown Centre, Dublin 15

Time:   10.00am – 1.00pm

Cost:    Attendance Free of Charge but Booking is essential - Book Online>>   

This workshop is suitable for anyone who:

  • Would like to come up with a new business idea but is unsure what the elements of a good business idea are and how to find one
  • Have one or more business ideas but are unsure how to take them to the next stage
  • Would like to set-up a new business and would like to work on your business idea more before launching it.  

Objectives:

On completion participants should: 

  • Have a greater understanding of when an idea means business 
  • Understand what makes a winning business idea
  • Look at sources of new business ideas
  • Different business models and running the numbers
  • Be introduced to the characteristics and traits of the entrepreneur and have a chance to look at their own strengths and weaknesses 
  • Be aware of the personal commitment required in running their own business
  • Get direction on where to go with their business idea – what steps to take
  • Be introduced to loads of new business ideas and gain the motivation to create, create and create!!

Some comments from previous participants:

  • “Got me focused on how to develop my business idea – best money ever spent.”
  • “Great course, I had no business idea before I came and now I have a few and I know how to take them further.  Thanks a million!.”
  • “Really enjoyed the training, just need to put it into practice now.  I will recommend it.”
  • “Excellent non-academic practical programme with good interaction between participants.”
  • “I am very, very pleased with the course, fabulous lecturer thank you.”

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