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Mayo County Council has launched a new campaign, which they say will help Mayo businesses to “save time, money and energy”.
The “All In a Day’s Work” campaign highlights the Lean for Business Programme, Green for Business Programme and Digital for Business Programme. These 3 separate schemes offer Mayo businesses a free consultation with experts in lean methods, environmental sustainability and/or using digital tools to run their business more efficiently.
Mayo County Council say the schemes allow businesses to talk to their Local Enterprise Office and find out how they can avail of support to improve their business.
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John Magee, Head of Enterprise, Mayo County Council, “This campaign is all about being as competitive and productive as possible, seeking simple changes businesses can make to improve themselves.
“We have made it as simple as possible for businesses to access these supports. No matter what sector your business is in, we can help you. We’ve helped hundreds of businesses to date,” He added.
Businesses that want to take part can do so by contacting their Local Enterprise office or visiting www.AllInADaysWork.ie and filling out the form.
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