This International Women’s Day, Local Enterprise Office Louth in collaboration with Network Ireland Louth, invites you to a powerful evening celebrating women in business at every stage of their journey.

Hosted by experienced business consultant and mentor Geraldine Johnston, this unique two-panel event brings together the key supports available to female entrepreneurs. Featuring representatives from Enterprise Ireland, Awaken Angels, LEO Louth, Thrive, and Network Ireland the first panel will share insights on funding, mentorship and development opportunities available locally and nationally.

The second panel will spotlight four inspiring female founders at different stages of business - from start-up to scaling - as they share their experiences, challenges and the vital supports that have helped shape their growth journeys. 

Whether you are just starting out, growing your venture, or planning your next expansion, this event will leave you informed, inspired and connected with a community of women committed to success.

Join us for an evening of insight, empowerment and opportunity.

Geraldine Johnston is the founder of Boyne Communications, established at her kitchen table in 1999. As a business mentor, advisor, and trainer with Louth Local Enterprise Office (LEO), she supports business owners to move from ideas to clear next steps, whether that is tightening products and services, improving communications, or building a workable plan for growth. She also works across the community, private and credit union sectors as a facilitator, helping teams stay focused, make decisions, and create actions that are realistic and owned. Geraldine brings a friendly, practical style, asks the questions that help people get unstuck, while keeps the tone constructive and forward looking.

About Network Ireland:

A progressive and dynamic organisation supporting the professional and personal development of women in business. Network Ireland is a non-profit, voluntary organisation, with over 1,000 members and seventeen very dynamic branches. membership is made up of a diverse group of women, from budding entrepreneurs, SME owners, professionals and leaders in indigenous and multinational organisations to non profits, charities, arts and the public sector. Discover more about Network Ireland Louth here.