SLNIW Second International Conference
SLNIW are hosting their second International Conference on Networks, Learning and Entrepreneurship at Waterford Institute of Technology on the 7th and 8th of December 2011.
SLNIW Business Networking
SLNIW Conference on ‘Business Networking…Working Together Through Challenging Times’
Sustainable Learning Networks in Ireland and Wales (SLNIW) hosted a landmark conference on ‘The Road to Self-Facilitating Business Learning Networks’ at the Ferrycarrig Hotel in Wexford on Thursday 14th October in an effort to present and discuss new research and developments in the area of business learning networks since the project commenced in November 2008.
Sustainable Learning Networks in Ireland and Wales (SNLIW)
SLNIW are hosting their first International Conference on Networks, Learning and Entrepreneurship at Aberystwyth University on the 15th and 16th of September 2010.
Regeneration - Opportunites for Growth
Regional Studies makes a lasting impression on first time attendee.
A PhD is a daunting task for any student whether they are starting their studies or focusing on the finishing line. The one duty that brings sweat to any student’s brow is the thought of having to present their results and sought after research gap to a room full of experienced international academics and leaders in their field of study. However, Regional Studies is an international conference that not only makes a student feel welcome but also exposes them to the fascinating world of academia. This was my first Regional Studies conference and also the first time I had to present my research findings to a room full of knowledgeable academic minds.
SLNIW: A Year Later
The Sustainable Learning Networks in Ireland and Wales (SLNIW) project began work in November 2008. The primary aim of the project was to set up three learning networks of entrepreneurs in South East Ireland and the same in West Wales. The networks were to be divided by gender into an all male, all female and mixed network. The first year of the project was a time for research where the SLNIW team conducted in depth literature reviews and surveys into what makes networks work and how entrepreneurs learn best. In November 2009, these reports were presented at international seminars in both Ireland and Wales.
