Testimonials
New Frontiers is the national entrepreneurial development programme for
ambitious early-stage entrepreneurs
with
innovative business ideas
which have the
potential to scale and provide employment.
It provides the skills, support, and confidence needed to make the leap to starting a successful business.
We asked participants, alumni & organisations we work closely with how they benefit from New Frontiers & why they would recommend to others.
We look forward to supporting 40 participants on our phase 1 programmes & 14 on our phase 2 programmes.
Testimonial
An Alumni Perspective
Alumni Perspective
Shane Ryan, Fiid
Hannah Wrixon
Participant Share Their New Frontiers Experience
Adem Ergen, OneBill.ie
Lindsay Moynagh, Wendor
Margaret Power, SiBark
Why Others Recommend New Frontiers
Prof. Vincent Cunnane
TUS President
Mike Cantwell,
Head LEO Limerick
Gillian Slattery,
Enterprise Ireland
Alumni Testimonials
"At the beginning of New Frontiers, I was the sole member of the business. We now have three full-time and one part-time employees. New Frontiers has been instrumental in highlighting the areas that required additional skillsets to ensure the company could capitalize on early traction."
Paul Byrnes, CEO Mavarick
"Not only did New Frontiers help getting my business off the ground with the help of workshops, it also gives you the freedom and ‘shot’ at starting a business with the stipend to support that’s available to you. The honesty in feedback from mentors/programme hosts give a sense of reality."
David Kennedy, CEO Niche Sports Data
"When I started New Frontiers I was overly focused on my own experience as a potential customer now I have spoken to lots of potential customers this has helped me improve my product design."
Patrick Dight
"When I started New Frontiers we had a small team, and idea, a basic MVP. Now we have a real business with a comprehensive platform, early customers, and users. We achieved all of this in just 6 months. It would have never been possible without New Frontiers."
Pauline Kwasniak
