'Putting the Small Business Owner First' focuses on small firm owners.
The Small Firms Association is launching a new three-year strategy aimed at supporting the survival, resilience and prosperity of Ireland’s small business owners.
Minister for Enterprise and Longford Westmeath TD Peter Burke, launched the strategy in Athlone that puts the well-being of business owners at its core.
Titled 'Putting the Small Business Owner First', it recognises that thriving owners are essential for sustainable business growth.
The plan is built around six pillars, including growth, access to finance, skills, digital productivity and policy representation.
The SFA says the strategy will help small firms compete, build resilience and strengthen communities nationwide.
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