Panel for the Provision of Mentoring Services to Local Enterprise Office Wicklow

Description

LEO Wicklow’s Mentor Programme is designed to match the knowledge, skills, insights and entrepreneurial capability of experienced business practitioners with entrepreneurs, small business owner/managers who need practical and strategic advice and guidance. The mentor contributes independent, informed observation and advice to aid decision making. Mentors may work with new, early stage or established business owners and will assist them in identifying opportunities and overcoming challenges and obstacles to growth, provide tailored advice, guidance and support required to grow their business. There are no restrictions on the number of mentors that may be members of the Panel Mentoring contracts will be awarded in accordance with the rules contained herein. Note: A panel constitutes a means of establishing overall terms and conditions in accordance with which, for a specified duration, individual contracts may or may not be awarded. Mentoring services are classified under Title III services and are therefore not subject to the detailed requirements for compliance with the Public Procurement Directives. LEO Wicklow’s Mentor Programme is designed to match the knowledge, skills, insights and entrepreneurial capability of experienced business practitioners with entrepreneurs, small business owner/managers who need practical and strategic advice and guidance. The mentor contributes independent, informed observation and advice to aid decision making. Mentors may work with new, early stage or established business owners and will assist them in identifying opportunities and overcoming challenges and obstacles to growth, provide tailored advice, guidance and support required to grow their business. There are no restrictions on the number of mentors that may be members of the Panel Mentoring contracts will be awarded in accordance with the rules contained herein. Note: A panel constitutes a means of establishing overall terms and conditions in accordance with which, for a specified duration, individual contracts may or may not be awarded. Mentoring services are classified under Title III services and are therefore not subject to the detailed requirements for compliance with the Public Procurement Directives.