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Enterprise NI provides the essential support entrepreneurs need to turn concepts into viable ventures. Through our network of local enterprise agencies, we deliver workshops, one-to-one mentoring, and practical guidance on everything from market research to financial planning to support entrepreneurs in starting their business.

Are you ready to take the next step in business? Say hello to Go Succeed

Go Succeed is the go-to source for expert business advice led by Northern Ireland’s eleven local councils. Enterprise NI, and our network of Local Enterprise Agencies, are proud to partner with the eleven Councils, delivering Go Succeed pre-start, start-up, and early-stage business development support, throughout Northern Ireland.

 

Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur just starting out; are looking to grow your business; or are planning to scale up; our team of industry experts will provide tailored support and guidance to help you achieve your business goals.



 

Go Succeed represents a significant investment in local entrepreneurs and businesses, funded by the UK Government.

Check out Chris’ story

Meet Chris Flanagan, the visionary owner of The Aesthetics Guy NI, based in Newtownabbey. When Chris started his journey, he reached out to his local council for guidance and was connected with Go Succeed’s Start Service. Now, as part of the Growth Programme, Chris is enhancing his online presence and gaining confidence on social media. Check out Chris’ story! #GoSucceedNI #StartGrowScale 

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