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Genesis - Turning Ideas into Real Business

Genesis Enterprise Programme 2011/12 - Closing For Applications 8th April

 

How do you turn your idea into a real business? When it comes to starting or expanding your business, it’s usually not the idea that fails but the execution that wins. To survive and win in today’s global markets, Irish start-ups need to be expert not just in the idea or product but also in designing and executing the business around the idea. The highly successful Genesis Enterprise Programme helps entrepreneurs develop their ideas into real exporting businesses. Genesis is now recruiting entrepreneurs for its new 2011/12 programme commencing in May 2011.

Now in its 14th year, Genesis has a proven track record in helping over 180 entrepreneurs get their businesses off the ground.  And, the real measure of its success is that more than 70% of the start-up businesses who emerged from the Genesis programme are in operation five years on, employing well over 1,200 people in the South West of Ireland.  At a time when exports have never been so important to the future of our economy, over 50% of the businesses emerging from Genesis are selling to customers in international markets. Many have become Enterprise Ireland “High Potential Start-Ups” and raised significant angel and venture capital investment.

 

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                          Mr Gareth Cuddy, CEO, Direct eBooks with An Taoiseach Brian Cowen

 

Product World

An Taoiseach Brian Cowen with Des Byrne & Ken Corcoran, Product World

 

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An Taoiseach opens Rubicon extension

An Taoiseach unveils the Rubicon Plaque

An Taoiseach Brian Cowen offically opens Rubicon Extension.

From left to right: Dr. Brendan Murphy (President of CIT). An Taoiseach Brian Cowen, Josette O'Mullane (Industry Liason Manager), Mr. Michael Delaney (VP Development), Carole O'Leary (Industry Liason Manager), Paul Healy (Innovation Centre Manager), Maeve McCarthy (Rubicon Client Support), Mr Kieran Moynihan (Entrepreneur in Residence, CIT), Denise Kennedy (Genesis Programme Manager), John Sheehy (Student Enterprise Intern)

Opening by Taoiseach

TAOISEACH OPENS RUBICON CENTRE EXTENSION AT CIT

An Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, TD performed the Official Opening of The Rubicon Centre Extension on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus on Friday, October 22nd.

The Opening of this extension brings the total incubation footprint at CIT to over 3,000m2, providing Enterprise Development Supports to 44 companies currently based in the Rubicon. The success of the Rubicon Centre has coincided with the success of entrepreneurial activity, at undergraduate level, with CIT students featuring in the top five of the Enterprise Ireland Student Enterprise Awards over the last five years.

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