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Startacus and Young Enterprise NI launch Exporting Founders programme
by: Startacus Admin ~ 16th November 2021
Exporting Founders is a new 12-week startup programme for NI-based early stage entrepreneurs, facilitated by Startacus, in partnership with Young Enterprise NI.
Startacus, in partnership with Young Enterprise NI have launched Exporting Founders, a programme targeted at early stage entrepreneurs aged 18-30 across Northern Ireland, seeking to educate and inform those developing their business ide...
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Dealing with Political Change in a Global Business
by: Startacus Admin ~ 11th September 2020If you're planning on expanding your business internationally, here are just a few of the key legal issues you should be considering
Expanding a business overseas can be an intelligent strategic move once a business has found success domestically and it is a great way to reach a new market and take the company to new heights. It can also be difficult as there are many aspects which must be consid...
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5 tips to take your tech business global
by: Startacus Admin ~ 23rd October 2019Start-up to scale-up! Considering international growth? Markus Stripf, CEO and co-founder of Spoon Guru shares his top tips on how to scale up and take your tech business global!
With the Office for National Statistics reporting that the number of registered firms in the UK has risen to 2.72m, it’s evident that start-up Britain is well and truly alive. From cool challenger b...
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Expanding your business into the US market
by: Startacus Admin ~ 12th August 2018Thinking of entering and expanding your business into the US market? We chat to Michael Burke, Partner in the Washington, DC office of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, who possesses vast experience with cross-border transaction in more than 50 international jurisdictions - about doing just that...
Michael Burke is a Partner in the Washington, DC office of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, and provides practic...
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Why it is important to develop a business that solves an international problem
by: Startacus Admin ~ 23rd May 2018Isabelle Ohnemus, Founder and CEO of EyeFitU shares her insights into why it’s important to start a business by identifying a universal problem.
Isabelle Ohnemus is the Founder and CEO of EyeFitU, a mobile-first platform that helps consumers shop in the confidence that what they are buying is in their correct size. EyeFitU aims to reduce high return rates and encourages a sustainable approa...
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