The Heat Is On Awards (www.theheatisonawards.com)
Dungannon Enterprise Centre and Smartboss.co.uk are pleased to be one of the sponsors of a new business idea competition for budding entrepreneurs in Northern Ireland.
What Are The Awards?
The Heat is on Awards is a competition for entrepreneurs in Northern Ireland that have an exciting new business idea. £3000 cash and other great prizes are up for grabs for the most imaginative and also feasible idea. Only business ideas that have not started up yet can be considered. To enter of find out more please visit www.theheatisonawards.com
Launching The Heat Is On Awards, clockwise from L-R, Paul Byrne (Country Stoves), Brian MacAuley (Dungannnon Enterprise Centre/Smartboss.co.uk), Gerard Molloy (Country Stoves), Malachi Cush (5, 6 & 7FM and the Q Radio Stations), Jonathan Taylor (Alpha Newspaper Group)
Welcome to Dungannon Enterprise Centre
As the Local Enterprise Agency for South Tyrone in the heart of Northern Ireland, Dungannon Enterprise Centre's primary aim is to:
- Help new businesses start up and
- To encourage existing businesses to expand
Dungannon Enterprise Centre's mission is to encourage the development of local economy through the fostering of the local enterprise culture.
Our purpose built Conference Rooms are both modern and attractive and are suitable for an assortment of uses. They are equipped throughout with a diverse range of advanced facilities that will serve to benefit the purposes of your event.
support
We provide support in many ways depending upon the needs of the entrepreneur, such as:
- Industrial and office workspace units to incubate local businesses
- Low interest loans for start up businesses
- Professional business advice and counselling
- Training on business start up and expansion planning
- Consultancy support in sourcing government support and finance
- Marketing Planning
So why come to Dungannon Enterprise Centre to start a business? For a start, it is centrally located in Northern Ireland, within 40 minutes of Belfast and 2 hours from Dublin.
It has a strong labour force with particular skills in engineering, food processing and craft work. It boasts to have some of the top education and training establishments in the UK.