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Want to start a business in the South East?

Via Eugene (and Keith covers it too)

South East Enterprise Platform Programme

SEEPP – the South East Enterprise Platform Programme that’s run in the WIT Centre for Entrepreneurship starts again in September.

They have a few places left for this programme that starts in September so if you’re thinking should you/shouldn’t you/maybe I might etc. why not give Eugene Crehan a call or email and have a confidential chat. He’s on 051 302953 or email ecrehan < at > wit.ie, hurry though. You just have enough time.

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One Response to “Want to start a business in the South East?”

  1. MJ says:
    August 27, 2008 at 3:03 pm

    I know a bunch of people who have done/are doing this and it seems marvellous – run in the South East, in IT Carlow and the M50 programme you mentioned the other day is pretty much the same thing – same links to CORD funding at EI – good luck everyone who’s thinking of going for it!