Programme
Get Exporting - LEO Roscommon
Get Exporting is LEO Roscommon's blended export development programme helping manufacturing and internationally traded services companies achieve initial export sales through workshops and one-to-one advisor support.
Key details
- Provider
- Local Enterprise Office Roscommon
- Who it is for
- Established, Scaling, 1–9 people, 10–49 people, 50–249 people
- Where available
- Roscommon
- Format
- In person, Online, Hybrid
- Cost
- Not stated
- How to access it
- Apply through LEO Roscommon; full eligibility criteria published on the Get Exporting page
What this service helps with
Companies with little or no export sales need structured help identifying export markets and building the skills to achieve their first export sales.
About this support
Get Exporting, as published on LEO Roscommon's Training and Events pages, is for Irish manufacturing and internationally traded services companies with less than EUR 10,000 in export sales per annum, requiring commitment from the CEO or a senior leader. It does not currently extend to food and drink businesses, who are instead directed to InterTradeIreland or Bord Bia depending on turnover. The programme is delivered through a blended model: an extensive library of on-demand digital content and templates, in-person workshops and live webinars, and one-to-one support from an export advisor and market specialist. It typically runs six to eight months depending on export readiness, covering export-readiness assessment, target market identification, adapting the value proposition, and building a sales and marketing plan, with no fixed start dates.
Where it is available
Available in Roscommon.
County Roscommon
Eligibility
Irish manufacturing and internationally traded services companies with less than EUR 10,000 export sales per annum; CEO/senior leadership commitment required; not open to food and drink businesses.
Not covered
Does not currently extend to food and drink businesses; Northern Ireland based businesses should apply via InterTradeIreland.
Eligibility is recorded from the provider’s own published information. Confirm the current conditions with the provider before applying.
Sectors
All sectors