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Tech Industry Alliance Launches Strategic Event in Partnership with AIB to Support Startups and Scale-Ups in the South West

Tech Industry Alliance, the leading organisation dedicated to fostering innovation and growth in Ireland’s technology sector, has announced the launch of a strategic event aimed at supporting startups and scale-ups. In collaboration with AIB and sponsored by the National Software Centre (NSC), this event will provide critical insights into securing bank finance, as well as funding from angel investors and venture capitalists.

The event is scheduled to take place on the evening of September 24th, 2024, at the AIB offices located at 66 South Mall, Cork. This exclusive gathering is set to bring together entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts, creating a dynamic environment for networking, knowledge sharing, and strategic growth discussions.

Tech Industry Alliance Event Highlights:

—  Comprehensive Financial Guidance: Industry experts from AIB will present key information on navigating bank finance options, providing startups and scale-ups with the tools they need to secure the financial backing required for their growth journeys.

—  Insights from Leading Investors: Attendees will gain access to invaluable perspectives from seasoned angel investors and venture capitalists, who will share their criteria for investment and tips on how to attract and secure funding.

—  Networking Opportunities: The event will offer ample opportunities for entrepreneurs to connect with potential investors, industry peers, and mentors, fostering relationships that could prove instrumental in their business growth.

—  Panel Discussion, Case Study and Q&A: Engaging panel discussion & case study featuring successful entrepreneurs and financial experts will address common challenges faced by startups and provide actionable strategies to overcome them.

“We are delighted to partner with AIB to deliver this crucial event that will empower startups and scale-ups with the knowledge and connections they need to thrive,” said Donagh Kiernan, Vice Chair of Tech Industry Alliance and CEO Tenego.

“Access to finance is essential for early-stage and high-growth companies. This event is designed to provide valuable insights into the process and create an open environment for investors and high-growth companies to connect.” Denis Ryan, Technology Sector Specialist AIB

Registration Details: The event is open to all startups, scale-ups, and entrepreneurs interested in scaling their businesses. Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged. For more information and to register, please visit https://techindustryalliance.ie/event/register-now-funding-for-growth/.

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