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Network EVENTS<br />

Galway Executive <strong>Skillnet</strong><br />

Positive Thinking<br />

Ireland’s top media guru, Terry Prone<br />

addressed a packed audience of Galway<br />

Executive <strong>Skillnet</strong> (GES) members and<br />

local businesses in Galway on the topic<br />

of ‘Positive Thinking and Motivation’.<br />

www.galwayexecutiveskillnet.com<br />

Adele O’Meallaigh, Galway Executive<br />

<strong>Skillnet</strong> (GES), Terry Prone,<br />

Communications Clinic, Bernadette Turley,<br />

Goodman Medical and Liz Cassidy, Irish<br />

Time Design.<br />

Tech Northwest <strong>Skillnet</strong><br />

Tech Northwest Launch<br />

Carlow Kilkenny <strong>Skillnet</strong><br />

Coming back from the Brink – network collaboration<br />

Carlow Kilkenny <strong>Skillnet</strong> collaborated<br />

with three other networks, waterford<br />

Chamber <strong>Skillnet</strong>, County Tipperary<br />

<strong>Skillnet</strong> and South East Micro <strong>Skillnet</strong><br />

to host ‘The Business Summit – Coming<br />

back from the Brink’. The summit was<br />

attended by 90 business people across<br />

the South East.<br />

Changing or developing a business<br />

in a competitive landscape can be one<br />

of the greatest uphill struggles of an<br />

entrepreneur’s life. Over 97% of<br />

businesses operating in Ireland today<br />

are ‘small’ businesses, and the summit<br />

highlighted the role those in attendance<br />

had to play in coming back from the brink.<br />

Tech Northwest <strong>Skillnet</strong> is delivering<br />

a new series of training programmes<br />

specifically aimed at technology and<br />

knowledge companies based in the North<br />

West. LYIT is the promoting partner.<br />

Speakers provided valuable insights into:<br />

• Developing strategies for personal<br />

and business development<br />

• How to develop new products<br />

for your business<br />

• How to draw up a roadmap<br />

for success<br />

• Connecting with like minded business<br />

people to create opportunities<br />

Back row, left to right, Michael Kelly,<br />

Carlow CEB, Dr. Tony Humphreys,<br />

Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Author<br />

and International speaker, Ashling Ward,<br />

Carlow Kilkenny <strong>Skillnet</strong>, Blaise Brosnan,<br />

MC, Front Row, Gavin Duffy, Dragon’s<br />

Den Panelist, Media Coach and Columnist<br />

and Noel Joyce, Design Hub.<br />

At the launch of Tech Northwest <strong>Skillnet</strong><br />

were Domhnall Hernon, Bell Labs Alcatel<br />

Lucent, Siobhan Grant, Tech Northwest<br />

<strong>Skillnet</strong>, Mat Kujawa, <strong>Skillnet</strong>s, Lee<br />

Tedstone, Azucca Software, Padraig<br />

Gallagher, LyIT and John Andy Bonar, LyIT.<br />

<strong>Skillnet</strong>s News • March 2012<br />

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