Dublin Chamber

Are you planning to launch a business? You don't have to figure everything out alone. Moving past the initial hurdles of a startup requires more than just a good idea, it requires experienced guidance. Through the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme, you can spend 1 to 6 months working alongside an experienced business owner in another country. What is in it for you? •Hands-on experience: Master business management, finance, and marketing directly from an experienced Business Owner. •Financial support: Receive a country-based monthly payment of up to €1,200 to help cover travel and living costs. •Global networks: Open doors to international markets and build cross-border partnerships. Stop building in isolation. Take your business plan beyond borders and learn what it takes to succeed in the global market. 👉 Apply today email [email protected]

Could your business benefit from new ideas, digital expertise and international connections? Through the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme, experienced entrepreneurs can host an aspiring entrepreneur from another participating country, exchange knowledge and explore new opportunities for growth. Why become a host? Gain fresh perspectives and innovative ideas. Explore international markets and new business opportunities. Build valuable cross-border connections. The programme is funded by the European Commission, with no programme fees for participating entrepreneurs. 👉 Interested in becoming a host entrepreneur? Email [email protected] to find out more.

Are you planning to launch a business, or have you started one within the last three years? Learning from an experienced entrepreneur can help you navigate the challenges of starting and growing a business. Through the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme, spend 1–6 months working alongside an experienced entrepreneur in another participating country. What’s in it for you? Practical experience: Develop your business management, finance and marketing skills with guidance from an experienced entrepreneur. Financial support: Receive financial assistance based on the destination country to help towards travel and living costs. International connections: Expand your network, explore new markets and build cross-border business relationships. Gain practical knowledge, fresh perspectives and valuable international experience to help you take your business forward. 👉 Interested in taking part? Contact Isabella at [email protected] to find out more and apply.

Join Dublin Chamber for the Edinburgh Chamber Networking Breakfast on Thursday, 22nd October, bringing together members of Dublin and Edinburgh Chambers for a morning of networking, conversation and new business connections. Whether you are looking to build international connections, explore opportunities in the UK market or simply expand your business network, this breakfast offers a valuable opportunity to meet and engage with businesses in the technology, finance, tourism and professional services sectors from one of the UK’s most vibrant and internationally connected cities. 📅 Tuesday, 22nd October 2026 ⏰ 08:30 AM – 11:30 AM 📍 Dublin Chamber, 7 Clare Street, Dublin 2 Find out more and register here: https://lnkd.in/enBgvpTB Non-Chamber members are welcome. Please email [email protected] to express your interest. Visiting businesses include: Òir Soap Thistly Cross Cider Raven Botanicals The Leith Collective CIC Serps Invaders | Certified B Corp #VoiceofDublinBusiness

Housing is a business issue. Ireland’s housing challenges are affecting more than homebuyers, they’re impacting business growth, talent attraction and Ireland’s economic competitiveness. Join Dublin Chamber for The Dublin Agenda: Housing our Future, a breakfast discussion exploring what needs to change to increase housing supply and improve affordability. Hear directly from: •Garret Doocey, Deputy Secretary General, Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage •Enda McGuane, Director of Asset Management, Land Development Agency The discussion will examine housing supply, affordability, the availability of zoned and serviced land, and the policy measures needed to unlock more housing delivery. 📅 Tuesday, 20 October 2026 ⏰ 8:30am–10:15am 📍 The Alex, Dublin 2 For business leaders who want to understand how Ireland’s housing challenge could shape the future of their workforce and competitiveness.

Housing remains one of the biggest challenges facing Dublin’s future growth and competitiveness. Join us for the next event in The Dublin Agenda series, Housing Our Future, as we explore housing supply and affordability, the barriers holding back delivery and what this means for businesses, employers and talent attraction. We’ll hear from Garret Doocey, Deputy Secretary General at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, and Enda McGuane, Director of Asset Management at the Land Development Agency. 📅 Tuesday, 20th October 2026 ⏰ 8:30 AM to 10:15 AM 📍 The Alex Hotel, Dublin 2 This event is open exclusively to Dublin Chamber Business and Corporate members. Book your place: https://lnkd.in/dDdM68iV The Dublin Agenda series is proudly sponsored by Matheson LLP, Pinergy and TP. #VoiceofDublinBusiness