Business support finder
Business schemes available - 179
Support Scheme | Support organisation |
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Vacant to Vibrant Capital Grant SchemeGrants from £2,500 to £25,000 to renovate or repurpose a vacant space in Belfast city centre. |
Belfast City Council |
NI Chamber network supportHelping Northern Ireland businesses connect through high profile networking events, connections and forums |
Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry |
NI Chamber export supportTechnical expertise, training and advice specific to the needs of companies trading from and with Northern Ireland |
Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry |
InterTradeIreland's Business Solutions VoucherInterTradeIreland's Business Solutions Voucher provides 100% financial up to £5,000/€5,625 (inclusive of VAT) towards professional advice to help businesses navigate the current economic climate |
InterTradeIreland |
Digital Sales EssentialsDigital Sales Essentials will offer 5 days worth of fully-funded consultancy support over 12 weeks to enable improved online presence, digital marketing and e-commerce capability to eligible companies that trade cross-border |
InterTradeIreland |
Social Enterprise Newry Mourne DownMentoring and coaching for individuals or community groups seeking to explore social enterprise to meet a social need |
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council |
Innovate AcceleratePromoting trade outside the island of Ireland, including mentoring, grant and video creation |
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council |
Mid and East Antrim Food & Drink NetworkWorkshops, mentoring, best practice visits and support at exhibitions for agri-food businesses |
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council |
Digital Boost ProgrammeMentoring tailored to meet specific digital needs, including selling online, social media, marketing, web design, digital strategy and data analytics |
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council |
Business Escalator Plus ProgrammeMentoring on topics including finance, marketing, IT, HR, business planning, export, innovation and business growth |
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council |