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QUest facilitates Queen's University students and graduates to transform ideas into businesses through funding, training, and mentoring

Views sought on proposals aimed at reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill whilst recycling more.

Join the NI Chamber Business Breakfast and learn how to developing marketing strategies.

Government has launched a new, free business management course to help small businesses scale up and grow.

Start or grow your business with the support and funding from Start Up Loans.

The government has updated its Help to Grow campaign and is set to form a Small Business Council as part of its commitment to supporting small businesses.

Up to £150k is available to help businesses buy and install energy-efficient equipment.

Annual major initiative showcasing the success and strength of Northern Ireland’s manufacturing and engineering sector.

Join the Women in Business workshop on how to use LinkedIn for your business profile.

Apply for grants to help you forge international arts and cultural collaborations.

Funding is available for innovative ideas to address key challenges in the UK screen industry, with the first call focusing on the video games sector.

CYBERUK 2024 is now sold out, but you can still subscribe to CYBERUK Online to watch exclusive content and streamed talks, highlights and interviews.

UnLtd offer funding to support social entrepreneurs and social ventures in starting and scaling their businesses.

Women in Business NI is hosting Entrepreneurs' Connect, a networking event supported by Catalyst.

What you need to know about the way you file your confirmation statement has changed.

NPSA and NCSC have launched a new tool to help tech leaders safeguard their business innovations.

Views are sought on the proposed objectives for 2024/25.

Arts & Business NI event for businesses and arts organisations to connect and collaborate.

Access workshops and tools for growth at the Women in Business annual conference.

Musicians' Union is hosting a masterclass at the Nerve Centre in Derry~Londonderry for anyone interested in earning a living as a recording musician.

UK Music, the representative body for the UK music industry, is reaching out to music creators in Northern Ireland for vital input.

Entries are now open for the awards which recognise the achievements of the local construction industry.