The Competitive Start Fund is a program of Enterprise Ireland for high potential start-up companies that have the capability to develop innovative products or services to be sold on international markets and with the potential to create jobs.
This year Enterprise Ireland have also launched a €1 million Competitive Start Fund (CSF) for female entrepreneurs.
On this week's Sunday Business Show Conall was joined by Rachel James, Female Entrepreneurship Manager of Enterprise Ireland and Liz Fulham, whose business SalesOptimize was a previous winner of the fund.
Are you looking to accelerate the growth of your start-up?
You could secure €50k in funding from the @Entirl Female Entrepreneur Competitive Start Fund!
Check out the eligibility criteria and application details today: https://t.co/2URQV5YQJw pic.twitter.com/AEq6jX0K4o
— Dublin BIC (@BICDublin) April 19, 2018
Liz spoke to Conall about her Data Science Company, SalesOptimize which helps companies identify their full market opportunities by creating an online market intelligence platform.
The business previously received €50k in funding from the Competitive Start Fund, which helped them to grow further and receive over €1 million in funding from private investors.
Applications for the Enterprise Ireland funding program for Female Entrepreneurs will open on Tuesday, 1 May.
To find out more check out the following link: https://www.enterprise-ireland.com
You can listen to the interview in full by pressing the 'play' button in the image above the headline. (or at the bottom of the page)
