
![]() | Organic producer Glenisk wins overall award Impressing the judges with its focus on innovation, product development and growth, Offaly-based Glenisk beat off competition from 35 other finalists to win the overall SFA National Small Business Award 2010. View interview: |
![]() | BMS Ireland achieves export success Winner of the Manufacturing category, BMS Ireland has entered the Indian market and won business with the US Navy with successful marketing of its Paddy brand of electronic torque and angle wrenches. View interview: |
![]() | Cold-storage with a difference Monaghan-based logistics and warehousing firm Castlecool won in the Services category thanks to its customer service approach and emphasis on energy efficiency. More... |
![]() | Winner of the Outstanding Small Business category, National Vibration Monitoring achieved sales growth of 38pc in 2009 and aims to be the name on everyone’s lips in the area of geotechnical instrumentation. View interview: |
![]() | Product development excellence Galway-based company Crospon’s scooping of the Innovator of the Year award is closely linked to its ability to listen to the healthcare community in its product-development process. View interview: |
![]() | Matthews Coach Hire stood out in the Environmental Sustainability category thanks to its success in reducing diesel consumption by 18pc using GPS tracking devices and its focus on safety. View interview: |
![]() | A creative approach Winner of an Emerging New Business award, Creative Impressions has already opened a second office after setting up in the past two years and is forging ahead with expansion plans. View interview: |
![]() | Tipperary sweetness Husband and wife team Ann Marie and Brian Walsh are hoping to go national with their range of bakery and confectionary products since setting up a shop in Tipperary in 2006. View interview: |
![]() | In his speech at the SFA National Small Business Awards 2010, SFA Chairman Dr Aidan O’Boyle spoke about the need for Government action in five key areas, particularly increasing credit flow to small businesses. View speech : |
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