What is GreenTechHQ…. Are you sitting comfortably, let us fill you in.
GreenTechHQ is Ireland’s Sustainability Innovation Hub in Wexford helps companies develop and grow their business base. GreenTechHQ help take your business to the next level and propel your business growth. We connect businesses with investors, corporations, mentors, and provide training and a range of services aimed at heightening your business returns like marketing, legal & financial advice.
Skillnet Innovation Exchange announces Southeast expansion through partnership with GreenTechHQ, Wexford
Skillnet Ireland announced the launch of the Skillnet Innovation Exchange in the Southeast region as part of its continuing nationwide expansion
Skillnet Ireland has announced an exciting new partnership between Skillnet Innovation Exchange and the GreenTechHQ hub in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford. The partnership was announced, at the formal opening of the sustainability innovation hub in November 2023. Skillnet Innovation Exchange is Ireland’s innovation marketplace, connecting large companies facing digital transformation challenges with technology companies that can fast-track their solutions.
The collaboration with Skillnet Innovation Exchange aims to reinforce GreenTechHQ‘s mission to establish the Southeast as a centre of innovation and sustainable business excellence. The partnership will allow globally ambitious SMEs within the Southeast region to pitch to, and engage with, large companies seeking innovative solutions.
Great snapshot of a wonderful event celebrating Simon Harris officially opening GreentechHQ and Skillnet Ireland The Innovation Exchange expansion in to the southeast region. Thank you to all who participated and supported us, it was hugely appreciated, particularly James Browne TD #PaulKeoghTD Sinead O’Riordan Paul Healy
The Skillnet Innovation Exchange is Ireland’s innovation marketplace, connecting large companies facing digital transformation challenges with technology companies that can fast-track their solutions.
#businessinnovation #sustainability #greenfuture #greentechhq Ed Murphy Aedamair Gallagher Eoin Morton Conor Carmody Liz McGonigal
“Teaching is more than imparting knowledge; it is inspiring change. Learning is more than absorbing facts; it is acquiring understanding.”—William Arthur Ward
The TY Business, Innovation, Sustainability and Marine Care programme is run as part of the #2050ecosystem programme with Dogpatch Labs. GreentechHQ has hosted 32, 4th year TY students from #MeánscoilGharman
“ I only feel angry when I see waste. When I see people throwing away things we could use.” Mother Teresa
Day 4 of our TY Business, Innovation, Sustainability and Marine Care programme. Run as part of the #2050accelerator programme with Dogpatch Labs
TY Students from Meanscoil Gharman participated in a river bank clean up along the River Slaney, enthusiastically headed off from the Riverside Park Hotel & Leisure Club armed with gloves and pickers!
The clean team class was generously rewarded with hot chocolates courtesy of the Riverside Park Hotel & Leisure Club. Lovely to see community working together 👏👏
Well done to all involved and thank you 🙏
“It’s all about the data” “we’re in it together” “create a sustainable champion within your business” and “we’re here to help” were key takeaways at this evenings event.
It was a great turn out for the Network Ireland event at GreentechHQ when, as part of the #2050accelerator initiative speakers Rita Martin (ESG and Sustainability consultancy & training) and John McGeown Head of SME Sustainability #AIB provided an opportunity for SMEs to get ahead of compliance, understand sustainability reporting that we’re all going to have to do.
Lovely impromptu panel when Tara from Ire Wel Pallets Limited chated about their experience of clients now asking for their ESG emissions to feed back into their reporting. It’s the dominio effect. Emer Coleman Maree Lyng Therese O Connor Natasha Hughes Ed Murphy Liz McGonigal
We were delighted to host AIB for their “it’s time to act” sustainability event. It was certainly a packed house!
Well done to all involved, particularly the distinguished panelists, Michael Griffin, Griffin Hotel Group; #WalterFurlongJnr, Walter Furlong Grain; Mary B Walsh, Ire-Well Pallets; and Brendan Crowley Wexford Bus and event MC Jonathan McCrea
It is hugely positive to see the tripling of the Green Lending Climate Action Fund. #AIB leading from the front on this critical challenge.
Watching members of the #aib southeast and head office teams in action, showed it is a respectful, collaborative working environment, flexible to make positive change. Congratulations on the success of your sustainability conference outreach.
Maree Lyng MJ Furlong Gaye O’Connell Emer Coleman Suzanne Cairns Anne Williamson John McGeown Niall Mackey Sarah Dempsey CBD FPRII Ed Murphy
“What is the calculus of innovation? The calculus of innovation is really quite simple: Knowledge drives innovation, innovation drives productivity, productivity drives economic growth.“ William Brody (born 1944), Scientist
It’s about perspective.
“To change ourselves effectively, we first had to change our perceptions.” Stephen R. Covey
A different view of our home in Senan House Irelands first commercial passive build. Over the past number of months we’ve had representatives visit from government, international & national companies and from our local community.
Why should we implement ESG initiatives
Under EU Regulations, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is becoming codified in Ireland this year so companies must give this serious consideration. Implementing ESG initiatives is crucial for businesses, organizations, and society as a whole for several reasons:
Environmental benefits: ESG initiatives can help reduce the negative impact that businesses have on the environment. For example, reducing energy and water consumption, minimizing waste, and adopting sustainable production practices can help businesses reduce their carbon footprint and mitigate their impact on natural resources.