About Kilkenny Enterprise Board

The Kilkenny County Enterprise Board (CEB) is one of 35 CEBs established by the Government in 1993 to help stimulate the establishment, development and growth of small business. If you are in business or thinking of setting one up we are your first point of contact. We encourage entrepreneurship and enterprise development at local level by:

• Promoting an enterprise culture in local schools and among the wider community
• Assisting new business start-ups through the provision of information and advice, organisation and delivery of enterprise training and the provision of selective financial assistance
• Assisting the expansion and growth of existing small business through the provision of information and advice, organisation and delivery of management development support, the provision of mentoring assistance, technical assistance and/or selective financial assistance
• Facilitating local community and business interests to provide infrastructure projects to assist small business (e.g. provision of incubation and enterprise workspace)
• Initiating and stimulating local economic development projects and programmes

The Kilkenny CEB offers a ‘First Stop Shop’ service to anyone thinking of setting up or expanding a business in County Kilkenny. If you are in business or thinking of setting up in business, then we are here to help.

Contact us to discuss how we can help you.

Registered Office: 42 Parliament Street, Kilkenny.
Company No: 231759

Directors: Joe Crockett (Chairperson), Cllr. Anne Phelan, Cllr. Martin Brett, Cllr. Tom Meagher,  Cllr. Andrew Mc Guinness, Phil Funchion,  Alison Mc Grath, Yvonne Moriarty, Declan Murphy, Martin Doyle, Declan Rice, Margaret Lovatt, Kathleen Moran, Trish Finegan, Denis Drennan.

Chief Executive & Company Secretary: Sean Mc Keown