Latest News - May 2024

Invest Northern Ireland is hosting a number of webinars to help businesses understand and maximise supply chains through best practice.

Family businesses of all sizes are invited to enter the Irish Family Business Awards 2024.

Have your say on Newry, Mourne and Down District Council’s proposed improvement objectives for 2024-2025.

Learn about finance to grow your business overseas.

Views sought on expanding the UK Emissions Trading Scheme to further limit carbon emissions.

Apply to the Flexible AI Upskilling Fund pilot scheme that will fund up to 50% of AI skills training costs.

UK government is seeking views on two new voluntary codes of practice to help secure AI and other technologies built on software.

Major conference which will focus on future connectivity and multi-modal transport for Belfast.

Series of events in Armagh to help businesses improve their competitive advantage by increasing productivity and profitability.

Join free events to learn key skills in healthcare innovation and prepare for the next round of the NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme.

Call for expressions of interest from employers willing to take on Queen's University placement students.

Have your say on the £20,000 registration threshold that applies to Northern Ireland based charity organisations.

Support scheme for SMEs with pioneering solutions applicable to the maritime industry and beyond.

Apply for up to £35k to demonstrate technology related to the production, conversion, distribution or end use of hydrogen.

Nominations are now open for this year's Awards, celebrating traditional UK crafts with 12 prizes across seven categories.

Warning for businesses to be aware of scam letters falsely claiming to be from Companies House.

Education Authority events for prospective and existing operators who could carry out runs for Home to School Transport.

Bursaries and mentoring for women and gender-diverse artists innovating in sound, music and related technologies.

Apply for up to £4,000 to start training in a heritage craft or to further develop your skills.

Apply to join this Ukie accelerator that helps video games businesses achieve their growth ambitions.

Entries for the Northern Ireland Social Enterprise Awards 2024 are now open.

Apply for a chance to receive up to £75,000 in grant funding and a bespoke package of business support.