The Go Succeed Start team hosts this online workshop, ‘Building A Sustainable Start Up’, delivered in partnership with SERC.

About this workshop

Join our immersive 2-hour workshop. Engage with a diverse community of aspiring entrepreneurs as we explore key steps to create businesses that thrive economically and positively impact the environment. From defining sustainability to legal considerations, funding options, and impactful branding, embark on a journey towards a more sustainable and prosperous future.

About the Presenter

Michael Hutchinson MSc MIRTE

Michael Hutchinson is a lecturer in motor vehicle at South Eastern Regional College, specialising in heavy goods vehicles with 25 years’ experience in the transport and logistics industry. Michael is the Vice Chairman and Committee member for the Institute of Road Transport Engineers in Northern Ireland, as well as elected member of the IRTE Professional Sector Council. In addition, Michael is a board member for the British and Irish Trading Alliance in Northern Ireland and member of the Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality. As a passionate educator, Michael is keen to assist with the transition towards green technologies within the transport industry and moving businesses towards Net Zero 2050

This Go Succeed workshop is open to all individuals in the early stages of their business, throughout Northern Ireland, and is facilitated by Enterprise Northern Ireland.

 Registration instructions: This event is free for individuals and will be hosted online via MS Teams.  Please note, your email confirmation, Live Stream link and access code will come from noreply@glistrr.com, please add this to your list of trusted accounts to prevent information landing in your junk folder. 

Should you have any accessibility requirements that we should be aware of, please get in touch with enievents@enterpriseni.com. 

This workshop is brought to you as part of Go Succeed NI. Go Succeed represents a significant investment in local entrepreneurs and businesses, funded by the UK Government and powered by the UK Levelling Up Fund.