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Tue 21 September 2010
Juice Breakfast Briefing - Marketing in a Downturn

Fergal is the Managing Director of Strategic Marketing Consultants (SMC) Limited www.strategic-ireland.com SMC offers services in  Marketing, Management and Human ResourcesFergal is a highly experienced and successful Marketing & Sales Professional working in top Management positions in Ireland, the UK and the Middle East. He is a graduate member of the Marketing Institute of Ireland and holds a Diploma in Strategic Marketing Management from the Irish Management Institute (IMI) and an MBS in Marketing from Dublin City University (DCU). Fergal has worked successfully as a consultant over the last 17 years with green-field, turn around and rapidly expanding companies and organisations in wide and ranging industry sectors including: Healthcare, IT, Finance, Engineering, Environmental, and Natural Resources.

Mon 20 Sept 2010, 1-2pm, Synergy Glasshouse
Brown Bag Lunch - Why Cloud Computing? How to Save 40% on IT costs!

Noel O’Grady is Sales & Marketing Director of Fort Technologies, an Irish Cloud Computing service bringing disruptive technology to market. Noel is a senior sales and marketing executive with over 16 year's of experience and success. This seminar quickly explains Cloud Computing and why it's important to all types of businesses.

Postponed! - until Monday 11 Oct 2010 1-2pm Synergy Glasshouse
Brown Bag Lunch - Business Protection Planning

Peter, of Peter Reilly Financial Services will help inform you on one of the most fundamental aspects of all businesses.  Peter says, “95% of Businesses and Owners are inadequately positioned to deal with life’s turns. The reason is often due to a lack of information and appreciation about a vital business and personal planning component. The Financial Industry has neglected its duty here by pushing confusing product instead of explaining the process and the solutions it offers. After this talk, attendees understand the basic merits and value of Business Protection Planning. They are then free to make up their own minds of what they should do, if anything, to solve their own situation.”