TruckScience featured at Trading Online Voucher seminar
TruckScience featured at Trading Online Voucher seminar https://truckscience.com/wp-content/uploads/DOL_0542-Minister-Denis-Naughten-and-Sorcha-OGrady-of-Truckscience-.jpg 1000 408 TruckScience https://truckscience.com/wp-content/uploads/DOL_0542-Minister-Denis-Naughten-and-Sorcha-OGrady-of-Truckscience-.jpgTruckScience was a featured case study at the Local Enterprise Office’s first regional Trading Online Voucher seminar, held at the Abbey Hotel in Roscommon today. There was a large turnout of local businesses interested in getting online or improving their presence online.
Minister Naughten’s Opening Address. Pic: Gerard O’Loughlin
Denis Naughten, Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment opened the seminar, setting the scene for the seminar by telling the captive audience that Irish consumers spend around 20 hours per week, and €850,000 per hour, online.
Noel Davidson, Lead Trainer with Entrepreneurs Academy, hosted the event, and conducted lively interviews with all of the case studies. Other case studies featured were Cormicans School Art Supplies, Kathleen McDonagh of Go West, Brian O’Briain of Anam Coffee and Pat Murphy of Smartheat.
Noel Davidson, The Entrepreneur Academy, pictured with Sorcha O’Grady of TruckScience and Kathleen McDonagh of Go West. Pic: Gerard O’Loughlin
The case study interviews were followed by an “Ask The Expert” panel discussion with SAP, Facebook and Google. While this was going on, Minister Naughten took the time to meet with each of the featured businesses.
Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Denis Naughten, pictured with Sorcha O’Grady of TruckScience, at the Regional Trading Online Workshop in the Abbey Hotel, Roscommon. Pic: Gerard O’Loughlin
If you’re an Irish business trading for at least 12 months, you could do worse than contact your Local Enterprise Office to determine your eligibility for the Trading Online Voucher scheme.
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