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There is only one week to go to the leading showcase for entrepreneurs, innovators, startups and small business, InBusiness InCork 2013. The showcase and exhibition are free of charge to attend, and will kick off at City Hall, Cork from 9am to 4.30pm on Thursday, November 14.
The event, which promises to be a ‘must-attend’ for anyone interested in business and entrepreneurship, has announced the stellar speaker line-up. The jam-packed schedule will have keynote addresses from motivational and entrepreneurial speakers including an opening address by Minister Sean Sherlock TD, a lively Q & A with World Champion race walker Rob Heffernan and entrepreneurial insights from Julia Lynes, EazyCity and Happy Tours, Tom Kearney, Spice O'Life and Kieran Walsh, WhatSalon.
There will be more than 50 stands exhibiting in the main hall, including the Vodafone Smart Startup Network and Entrepreneurs corner, where people can meet 'real life' entrepreneurs, share stories and ask advice.
ABOUT CORK INNOVATES
Cork innovates was established in 2012 to drive entrepreneurship in the Cork Region. The initiative is chaired by Anthony O’Mara and co-ordinated by Siobhan Finn. More information is available at www.corkinnovates.com
The steering group of Cork innovates comprises Cork City Council and Cork County Council, the four Enterprise Boards in the region, Enterprise Ireland, UCC, CIT, Cork Chamber, Cork BIC and the South West Regional Authority (SWRA) as well as a number of entrepreneurs in the Region. These stakeholders have come together to identify and support key projects and activities to promote Cork as a location of choice for regional, national and international entrepreneurs. Meeting regularly and working closely together, the committee members are all equally committed to the success of entrepreneurship in Cork.
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