Castlebar Chamber plays Cupid – speed date your way to a better business
Thursday, 25th February, 2010
TF Royal Hotel,
People in business or connected with business should attend
05.Feb.10
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It is an attempt to establish recognized, open and regular meeting places where entrepreneurs can meet with investors (and anyone else who fancies coming along) in a totally informal setting. The key is a regular place and a regular time - it's not important who comes along, some days it might be no one - just that people know if they want to meet, this is the time and this is the place.
05.Feb.10
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01.Feb.10
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Avail of training for your staff at NO COST – Are you interested in improving the skills of your staff at NO COST to your business.
01.Feb.10
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In the “Upcoming Events” to the right, you will find the dates of the next meetings. We have moved to a monthly meeting, so all future meetings will take place in the GMIT, Castlebar. on the first Wednesday of the month and begin at 11:00 am. We are planning some more improvements, so stay tuned…
01.Feb.10
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A discussion on time management at today’s meeting of Mayo Open Coffee Club inevitably led to one topic – emails!
07.Jan.10
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Despite the bad road conditions, there was another excellent turn-out of over 25 people at yesterday’s Mayo Open Coffee Club (MOCC) meeting in GMIT, Castlebar.
MOCC is beginning to find its feet, and, towards the end of the meeting, a good discussion took place about the future direction of the network. There was a strong consensus that it is proving a valuable and worthwhile network, and we look forward to even bigger gatherings in the months ahead.
Network member Robert Grealis – one of the organisers – delivered a practical and thought-provoking talk on goal-setting. Robert, former Chief Executive of Ireland West Airport, is now a business advisor and mentor with The Discovery Partnership.
The slides he used to illustrate his talk will be made available here on the MOCC website.
Some nuggets that emerged included:
The next meeting will take place on Wednesday, February 3rd, at 11am in the GMIT. All you have to do is turn up and take part. The more the merrier.
A word of thanks to O’Brien’s, who once again sponsored the refreshments; GMIT, who hosted the event; and guest speaker Robert Grealis.
07.Jan.10
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The IiBC in Mayo and Galway are holding FREE MENTORING CLINICS AT GMIT INNOVATION CENTRES.
The purpose of this is to give people help and advice to people with new ideas for start-up businesses.
IiBC Castlebar: Mon 18th & Tue 19th Jan 2010
IiBC Galway: Wed 20th & Thu 21st Jan 2010
Contact Trisha Carrick to book your session.
Tel: 091-742853
Email: trisha.carrick@gmit.ie
Download PDF for more information
30.Dec.09
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Setting – and achieving – goals for 2010 will be the theme of a talk by former Ireland West Airport chief executive Robert Grealis, at the January meeting of the Mayo Open Coffee Club (MOCC).
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The move to the GMIT has taken place due to the large numbers attending recent meetings, with each of the last three get-togethers attracting in excess of 40 people.
21.Dec.09
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On Barry’s initiative to call for an informal
The event will be “Dinner plus drinks! Informal evening out between business owners! etc. !” (Barry had questionmarks after every phrase, i though I make it exclamations
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Bring your instruments, if you play any, who knows what will happen?!?!
08.Dec.09
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There was another excellent turn-out of over 40 people at Wednesday’s Mayo Open Coffee Club, held in the new location of the GMIT in Castlebar.
This is the third consecutive month that the attendance has exceeded 40, and illustrates the desire among Mayo businesspeople to come together to network. The guest speaker was Johnny Beirne, an expert in social media, and his discussion generated a great deal of discussion about how businesses can incorporate social media into their operations.
The format of the Open Coffee Club meetings is very informal, and it is proving an outstanding place to make valuable contacts.
There is no charge for attendance, thanks to the generosity of the GMIT, who provide the venue free of charge, and O’Brien’s Sandwich Bar, Castlebar, who provide the tea, coffee and finger food.
The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 6th. All meetings start at 11am and last between one hour and 90 minutes.
04.Dec.09
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