Programme
Get Exporting - LEO Cavan
Tools, training and guidance to help businesses assess and develop export capability.
Apply or enquireKey details
- Provider
- Local Enterprise Office Cavan
- Who it is for
- Established, Scaling, 1–9 people, 10–49 people
- Where available
- Cavan
- Format
- Online, Self-serve
- Cost
- Not stated
- How to access it
- Apply directly through the LEO Cavan Get Exporting page; Roadshow 2026 events require advance registration with limited places.
What this service helps with
Supports Cavan-based manufacturing and internationally traded services businesses with limited export sales to build the market knowledge and plan needed to achieve initial export sales.
About this support
LEO Cavan's Get Exporting page offers Irish manufacturing and internationally traded services companies a blended-learning export development programme with no fixed start date, combining on-demand digital content, in-person workshops, live webinars and one-to-one support from an export advisor and market specialist. The typical programme runs six to eight months and covers assessing export readiness, identifying a target export market from buyer research and feedback, adapting the value proposition for international markets, and building and implementing a sales and marketing plan. The page also promotes the Get Exporting Ambition Roadshow 2026, half-day regional events in Meath, Tallaght, Cork and Galway covering market opportunities, pricing, tariffs and routes to market, with limited places and advance registration required.
Where it is available
Available in Cavan.
Cavan
Eligibility
Open to Irish manufacturing and internationally traded services companies with less than €10,000 in export sales per annum to Northern Ireland or other international markets, with CEO or senior leadership commitment; does not currently extend to food and drink businesses, who should contact InterTradeIreland or Bord Bia instead; Northern Ireland-based businesses should apply via InterTradeIreland.
Not covered
Grants, vouchers and direct funding are excluded and routed to IrishGrants
Eligibility is recorded from the provider’s own published information. Confirm the current conditions with the provider before applying.
Sectors
All sectors