Enterprise fund helps to support underrepresented entrepreneurs
Ulster Bank has partnered with four organisations to support investment opportunities for entrepreneurs across Northern Ireland.
NI company develops foods of the future
NI company develops foods of the future featuring a range of sustainable, plant-based foods it has created to help feed future generations.
Backing female entrepreneurship in Northern Ireland
A programme to boost female entrepreneurship in Northern Ireland has been officially renewed for 2020.
Ards Business Hub encouraging creative entrepreneurs
Ards Business Hub has given specialist support to 55 craft entrepreneurs involved in the creative industries in the past 12 months. Chief Executive Nichola Lockhart said that the aim of the gallery was to provide support for local makers to enable them to grow their businesses with a view to opening their own premises.
Cutting the gender investment gap
Northern Ireland's Female Investment Day is a free to attend event in Belfast aimed at cutting the gender investment gap.
Applications open for Entrepreneur Accelerator programme
The search is on to find new and established entrepreneurs to join a fully-funded accelerator programme. Launching in 2016, over 700 businesses have come through the Belfast Accelerator, creating hundreds of jobs while raising millions of pounds in investment and funding along the way. Now, as Ulster Bank are set to deliver the 10th programme,...
Young people lead the way for business start-ups in NI
The Ulster Bank global entrepreneurship monitor has found that younger adults in Northern Ireland were more likely to be starting their own business than their peers in Scotland and Wales. It said the entrepreneurial activity rate is highest in Northern Ireland among those aged 25 to 34 (10%). That was up from a figure of...