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Are you an entrepreneur with an investor-ready business? Or is your business at the stage where you are ready to scale? Do you want advice from, and valuable face-to-face time with, some of the country’s most successful business leaders? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then The Entrepreneur Exchange - an exciting, fast-moving mentoring and networking opportunity - is for you.

Qpercom, a spin-off company from NUI, Galway, which specialises in providing high-tech solutions for practical examinations, has won a major tender with the National University of Singapore.

Qpercom, a spin-off company from NUI, Galway, which specialises in providing high-tech solutions for practical examinations, has won a major tender with the National University of Singapore.

As ever, the expectations are high when a county minor hurling team coached by Mattie Murphy heads into championship action, and this year is no exception.

Now more than ever business owners need to consider the impact to their business model of reducing their heat costs, carbon footprint, and more importantly insuring that the money spent on heat stays locally.

Erin's Own are celebrating their 125th anniversary this year. The culmination of a year of various events takes place this on Saturday, November 5 in Hotel Kilkenny at 8pm. The night itself is full of entertainment. Starting off with a hot punch reception at 7.45pm and quickly followed by music from the Artane School of Music (affectionately known as the Artane Boys Band!).

A regional conference organised by South East Spirit of Enterprise is taking place next week in Kilkenny and will entice entrepreneurs from all over the south-east.

Recent publicity surrounding job losses and closures throughout the county at NN Euroball, Galmoy Mines and most recently Denber Forestry Services, among others, have prompted a local business group to put what they term ‘fighting back against the downturn’ firmly on the local agenda for 2009.

The key to economic and commercial success is not merely genetic, according to a new book of business profiles and analysis by a well-known Galway entrepreneur.