The Go Succeed Start team hosts an introduction to starting a social enterprise, geared towards individuals who are considering a social enterprise business model or charities who want to explore new revenue streams. Participants will learn about what is involved in starting a social enterprise, explore social enterprise business models, analyse of the social enterprise model is right for them and will be signposted to additional sources of support.

“This is all new territory for me. This workshop has been very helpful and informative, and the clear presentation has been excellent. Thanks very much!”, Business Owner.

This Go Succeed workshop is open to all individuals in the early stages of their business, throughout Northern Ireland, and is facilitated by Enterprise Northern Ireland.

About the Presenter

Claire O'Hanlon is an experienced business advisor, trainer & facilitator with a 16-year background in entrepreneurial support, communications, and leadership development.

Claire has worked in both the commercial and third sectors and is passionate about supporting entrepreneurs and organisations to create sustainable income generation projects. As well as running her own business consultancy for the last 4 years, Claire has also developed and delivered a suite of enterprise and business development programmes for individuals and organisations at various stages on their business journeys.

A passionate charity volunteer, Claire is also a Trustee of the charity Muscular Dystrophy UK, she runs a podcast that supports parent carers of disabled children and she is an ardent fundraiser.

Registration instructions: This event is free for individuals and will be hosted online via MS Teams. Please note, your email confirmation, Live Stream link and access code will come from noreply@glistrr.com, please add this to your list of trusted accounts to prevent information landing in your junk folder. 

This workshop is brought to you as part of Go Succeed NI. Go Succeed represents a significant investment in local entrepreneurs and businesses, funded by the UK Government and powered by the UK Levelling Up Fund.