Thinking of starting a business?
Looking for new customers?
Looking for business premises?
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The challenge asks entrepreneurs six questions about their business in 60 seconds.
Would you like to take the 60 second challenge? Contact us today.
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Averil Baxter-Hart, Dynamis Homeopathic Medicine takes the 60 Second Challenge
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Philip Bain, ShredBank takes the 60 Second Challenge
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Claire Bowes, Omagh Music Academy takes the 60 second challenge
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Ann Louise Bresnahan, Rustic Runway takes the 60 second challenge
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Norman Apsley, CEO at NI Science Park takes the 60 Second Challenge
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Bill McCartney, Net4wiseowls takes the 60 second challenge
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Diane Roberts, Xcell Partners takes the 60 Second Challenge
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Shauna Gallagher, Natures Inspiration takes the 60 Second Challenge
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Stephen Harpur, EPC takes the 60 Second Challenge
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Catherine Morris, Hubb.it takes the 60 Second Challenge
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What is the Best Thing About Being In Business?
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Minister Arlene Foster, DETI, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Gerard Harkin, Carlton Enterprises, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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What Are The Challenges Facing Your Business?
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John McNamara, Sendmode.com, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Claire Burge, Get Organised, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Naomh McElhatton, Digital Advertising NI, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise
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Why Start A Business?
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Gabriela Mercik, HEBE Clinic, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Charlene Stockdale, Cupid Creations, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Marcus Isherwood, Creative Media, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Alastair Hamilton, Invest NI, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Sinead Mc Cartan, Application Assist, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Julian McKeown, ABAC, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise Company
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Cyril Kelly, Soupstone Productions, takes the 60 second challenge with Omagh Enterprise.
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