South East Economic Development. SEED Options Programme - Armagh Business Centre. SEED (NMEA) South Eastern Economic Development (SEED) is a grouping of Councils, which have been working together since the 1990’s to promote and grow Economic Development within the wider south-eastern area of NI.
The member councils of SEED are: Armagh; Ards; Banbridge; Craigavon; Down; Newry and Mourne; and North Down. Focused primarily on taking forward their latest strategy (Copy of the SEED Strategy can be downloaded from the Publications section) the 7 South Eastern Councils are working in co-operation to develop and deliver interregional economic development initiatives focusing on areas of targeted need within the region. The rationale behind a regional approach to economic development in the Southern Region is centred on the premise that a significant amount of overlap, which may exist between locally based economic development initiatives in each of the partner Councils can be avoided. A number of common areas of activity have been identified by the participating Councils. SEED 'Options' Entrepreneurship Programme at Armagh Business Centre.
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In the article we will conduct a member interview to find out some interesting facts about its manager/CEO, as well as telling everyone what’s new that month in the agency. Our first issue will focus on: Armagh Business Centre. Armagh Business Centre Armagh Business Centre was established in 1984 as part of the Local Enterprise Programme. The centre currently has 3 members of staff: Eileen Stewart – Manager Victor Ellis – Business Development Manager Conor McCoy – Receptionist/Business Support Officer What’s New in January 2009: • Blackwatertown Business Park has been completed; this is a small business centre in Blackwatertown consisting of 6 small ground floor workshops and 4 first floor offices.
. • 3 new tenants have taken up home in Armagh Business Centre and Eileen is aiming to increase her tenant levels over the next few months. Eileen Stewart. Ards Business Centre. McMahon People Solutions. Atlas Financial Planning. Career ‘Options’ for redundant employees - Banbridge Leader. Senior level employees who find themselves unemployed or facing redundancy are being offered the opportunity to discover and develop their own potential business ideas and skills.
The ‘Options’ training programme is targeting department directors and senior level employees who find themselves displaced in the present economic climate and is being rolled out across the South East Economic Development (SEED) area which includes the seven councils of Armagh, Banbridge, Newry, Craigavon, Down, Ards and North Down. In all, seven workshops will take place across the SEED region and Best Practice visits will be carried out encouraging the participant to think about the wider market available and benefit from developing new professional circles. Existing businesses which themselves grew out of redundancy or mid-life career changes, will also deliver presentations at special lunchtime networking events. Banbridge District Enterprises Limited. Ards Business Centre. Ards Borough Council - Home. NDDO - Development Organisation North Down. “To develop enterprise in the borough and assist in the creation of jobs through working in partnership with other economic development organisations” Background NDDO was established in 1984 and is the Local Enterprise Development Agency for the area – it was set up as a company limited by guarantee and achieved charitable status in 2003.
It is also a member of Enterprise Northern Ireland – a partnership of enterprise centres which provide a NI wide network of support for prospective and established businesses who have chosen the self-employment option. The Organisation reinvests any surpluses back into the community either by provision of affordable workspace or through a wide range of training / development courses. Course Objectives / Values. Find Jobs and Hire skilled Freelancers, at a click - PeoplePerHour.com.