First Flight North America workshop

This one-day workshop will introduce you to the First Flight programme and other relevant supports from Enterprise Ireland.  This event will have specific relevance to companies focused on exporting to North America (including Canada).

Through First Flight, you will:

• Uncover what could hold your business back from achieving profitable export sales
• Formulate and action a plan to target key risk areas
• Benefit from the expertise of experienced exporters
• Avail of other relevant Enterprise Ireland supports 

This event will:

• Provide you with a brief overview of some key factors to consider when exporting to North America.
• Inform you of the benefits of First Flight to your business, the steps involved in First Flight and how your company can participate on First Flight.
• Outline how we can otherwise support your business in growing through exporting.

Programme will be available shortly.

Date & Venue

You can choose to attend either of the dates below:

• Tuesday, 17th August, 2010 from 09:00am - 17:00pm | focus on software & financial services companies.
• Wednesday, 18th August, 2010 from 09:00am - 17:00pm | focus on the U.S. healthcare market.

The workshop will take place in:

Enterprise Ireland,
Conference Room 3,
The Plaza,
Eastpoint Business Park,
Dublin 3

Bookings

Due to limited capacity places on this workshop are limited.  Spaces are restricted to one per company.  There is no cost to companies for attendance at this event.

Please indicate by email your interest in attending this event, and your preferred date to attend.  If you require car parking, please give details of your mobile number and car registration.

Click here to register online

Contact

Further queries in relation to this event can be progressed by contacting:

Claire Minogue, Management Development Adviser, Enterprise Ireland Tel. +353 1 727 2958

or

Alice Guinan, Client Knowledge Development, Enterprise Ireland Tel. +353 1 727 2567

Export Guides/Publications

• Access Americas - Guides to doing business in the Americas