The document discusses challenges with sports infrastructure in Belgium, including lack of government financing, NIMBY opposition, strict environmental regulations, and high budgets. It notes specific difficulties faced by clubs like Antwerp and Anderlecht. The importance of new stadiums for economic benefits and competing internationally is addressed. Comparisons are made between stadiums in Belgium and other countries in terms of capacity, age, and rankings. Examples from France like the Stade de France and Lille provide models for new developments through public-private partnerships.
The Scottish Centre for Excellence in Computer Games Education is located at the Institute of Arts, Media and Computer Games at Abertay University. It received £8.8 million over 3 years to build out over 4000 square meters of space with 270 PC and Mac workstations to support their 6 undergraduate programs, 3 postgraduate programs, and Dare to be Digital initiative serving over 740 full time students and 150 graduating students per year. The Center aims to provide institutional, sector, and agency commitment to excellence in computer games education through specialized programs, mentorship, and professional development opportunities.
This document summarizes the sample size calculation for a survey of students at UPSLP. It describes the total student population of 3728 across 6 academic programs. It then shows the calculations to determine a sample size of 361 students based on a confidence level of 90% and margin of error of 1.5%. Finally, it shows the number of students that should be sampled from each academic program proportionally based on the total program populations.
Since 1998, Essilor Academy has provided training to over 10,000 trainees worldwide through over 1,000 days of training delivered across more than 500 training sessions. The academy provides training programs in optics, sales, business and management at its facility in Paris, which is located near a major ophthalmology hospital and research institutes. The academy's mission is to provide education, training, empowerment, development and personal attention to eye care professionals.
1) Between 2009-2013, the organization globally raised 63 million Euros, including 40 million from core funds and 10 million raised locally.
2) Three donors provided around 2/3 of globally raised funds and 3 donors provided around 70% of core funds.
3) In-kind contributions totaled 12.6 million Euros over this period.
4) Future projections estimate globally raised funds to reach 20 million Euros by 2016 while locally raised funds are estimated to reach 5 million Euros.
The document discusses an e-commerce platform called BlockBuy that aims to address various economic and social issues in Italy. It provides proximity e-commerce and delivery services to connect local supply and demand. Survey results show demand for buying locally and interacting with shop assistants. The platform allows decentralized warehousing and preserves the in-store experience online. It aims to target the Italian market of over 60 million users and obtain 5% market share within 5 years. Financial projections estimate revenues of €2.4 billion annually at 5% market penetration based on the Italian e-commerce market size.
Athens 2004 Olympic Games: Have we spend tooooooooo much? 500% over budget? Is this one of the reasons for Greece's default? Is anyone going to publish the full list with 2500 projects?
The document outlines the compensation plan for Agel Enterprises, an MLM company operating in over 50 global markets. The plan includes 9 ways to earn income: retail sales commissions, first order bonuses, team volume commissions, executive bonuses, leveraged matching bonuses, luxury car bonuses, travel expenses, pool bonuses, and annual leadership retreats for top performers. It details the various qualification levels and packages (Economy, Leaders, Executive) that provide different commission rates and bonuses. Carry forward of product purchases can also accumulate volume credits towards higher ranks in the compensation plan.
The document discusses challenges with sports infrastructure in Belgium, including lack of government financing, NIMBY opposition, strict environmental regulations, and high budgets. It notes specific difficulties faced by clubs like Antwerp and Anderlecht. The importance of new stadiums for economic benefits and competing internationally is addressed. Comparisons are made between stadiums in Belgium and other countries in terms of capacity, age, and rankings. Examples from France like the Stade de France and Lille provide models for new developments through public-private partnerships.
The Scottish Centre for Excellence in Computer Games Education is located at the Institute of Arts, Media and Computer Games at Abertay University. It received £8.8 million over 3 years to build out over 4000 square meters of space with 270 PC and Mac workstations to support their 6 undergraduate programs, 3 postgraduate programs, and Dare to be Digital initiative serving over 740 full time students and 150 graduating students per year. The Center aims to provide institutional, sector, and agency commitment to excellence in computer games education through specialized programs, mentorship, and professional development opportunities.
This document summarizes the sample size calculation for a survey of students at UPSLP. It describes the total student population of 3728 across 6 academic programs. It then shows the calculations to determine a sample size of 361 students based on a confidence level of 90% and margin of error of 1.5%. Finally, it shows the number of students that should be sampled from each academic program proportionally based on the total program populations.
Since 1998, Essilor Academy has provided training to over 10,000 trainees worldwide through over 1,000 days of training delivered across more than 500 training sessions. The academy provides training programs in optics, sales, business and management at its facility in Paris, which is located near a major ophthalmology hospital and research institutes. The academy's mission is to provide education, training, empowerment, development and personal attention to eye care professionals.
1) Between 2009-2013, the organization globally raised 63 million Euros, including 40 million from core funds and 10 million raised locally.
2) Three donors provided around 2/3 of globally raised funds and 3 donors provided around 70% of core funds.
3) In-kind contributions totaled 12.6 million Euros over this period.
4) Future projections estimate globally raised funds to reach 20 million Euros by 2016 while locally raised funds are estimated to reach 5 million Euros.
The document discusses an e-commerce platform called BlockBuy that aims to address various economic and social issues in Italy. It provides proximity e-commerce and delivery services to connect local supply and demand. Survey results show demand for buying locally and interacting with shop assistants. The platform allows decentralized warehousing and preserves the in-store experience online. It aims to target the Italian market of over 60 million users and obtain 5% market share within 5 years. Financial projections estimate revenues of €2.4 billion annually at 5% market penetration based on the Italian e-commerce market size.
Athens 2004 Olympic Games: Have we spend tooooooooo much? 500% over budget? Is this one of the reasons for Greece's default? Is anyone going to publish the full list with 2500 projects?
The document outlines the compensation plan for Agel Enterprises, an MLM company operating in over 50 global markets. The plan includes 9 ways to earn income: retail sales commissions, first order bonuses, team volume commissions, executive bonuses, leveraged matching bonuses, luxury car bonuses, travel expenses, pool bonuses, and annual leadership retreats for top performers. It details the various qualification levels and packages (Economy, Leaders, Executive) that provide different commission rates and bonuses. Carry forward of product purchases can also accumulate volume credits towards higher ranks in the compensation plan.
Elio is an e-commerce platform that provides personalized shopping services through an interface with a voice and face. It has grown its revenue online but only 35% of brands were successful in doing so. Elio offers personal shopping services for a commission and has expanded to include wine and housing markets. Over its first 8 semesters, Elio's total revenue grew to over 2.9 million euros while total expenditures grew to 828,438 euros, resulting in a cumulative profit of over 2.1 million euros. Elio is seeking a 500,000 euro investment that would value the startup at 1.5 million euros post-money and provide the investor a 33.3% share.
Presentation on customer access and channel shift presented to annual conference of public sector IT management organisation, Socitm, on 12 October 2010.
International commercial dispute resolution 2011 (lorraine brennan)JAMSInternational
The Rise of Mediation in Europe in the Wake of the 2008 EU Mediation Directive
Panel Session: “International Mediation Experiences – The Good, The Bad and The Very Attractive”
International Commercial Dispute Resolution 2011
London, United Kingdom
1. The document discusses opportunities for international growth in e-commerce. It summarizes current EU trade values and growth rates across countries. Barriers to cross-border trade include localization, payments, legal issues, and inventory management.
2. Global e-commerce is growing rapidly, with a 25% increase from 2009 to 2010. Asia Pacific saw the highest growth rate of 48% while Europe grew by 22%.
3. Selling internationally allows companies to extend product ranges, enter new markets, and access new growth opportunities to combat maturing domestic markets. However, cross-border trade presents challenges of localizing for multiple cultures and regulations.
The document summarizes the objectives and activities of the UK Golf Course Owners Association (UKGCOA). The UKGCOA aims to promote and represent golf course owners' interests, grow the game of golf, and act as a forum for exchanging ideas. It notes declining golf membership and participation in the UK. The UKGCOA works with partners like the Home Unions and OGRO on various initiatives. It also highlights the success of programs like schools partnerships and junior tournaments in attracting new players. The UKGCOA advocates for a level playing field in golf business taxation.
1) Kesko is a Finnish retail group that operates in eight countries with net sales of €8.7 billion and 22,000 employees.
2) In 2015, grocery trade accounted for 54% of sales, home improvement 37%, and car trade 9%. Kesko plans to increase its market share in grocery trade through acquisitions in Finland and focus on neighborhood stores.
3) Kesko also aims to grow its home improvement business in Europe through strategic acquisitions like Onninen, increasing its B2B sales from 40% to 60% of the division total.
Kesko is a Finnish retail group that operates in eight countries with net sales of €8.7 billion in 2015. Key points from the document include:
- Kesko has operations in grocery trade, home improvement and speciality goods trade, and car trade across Finland, Scandinavia, Baltics, Russia and Belarus.
- In 2015, grocery trade accounted for 54% of net sales, home improvement 37%, and car trade 9%.
- Kesko is making acquisitions to strengthen its position in grocery trade in Finland and building/home improvement trade in Europe.
- Financial targets include 14% return on capital employed and dividend payout of at least 50% of earnings per share.
This document summarizes an investment opportunity in airport car parking spaces owned and operated by Park First Ltd. Park First Ltd manages over 10,000 car parking spaces across 6 major UK airports, with high occupancy rates and rental returns. The document outlines the strong growth of the airport parking industry worldwide and promotes investing in car parking spaces at Glasgow International Airport. It provides pricing details for parking spaces guaranteed to provide returns of 8-12% annually over the initial 6 year investment period. Overall the document pitches investment in Park First Ltd's airport car parking operations as a low risk opportunity with stable rental income and potential for capital growth.
The document summarizes the company's 2015 results presentation. Key points include:
- Revenue grew 10.5% to €320.6 million while EBITDA increased 49.5% to €75.5 million.
- Net debt decreased 27.7% to €44.3 million. Adjusted EPS rose 87.7% to 29.1 cents.
- Both the ferries and containers/terminals divisions experienced revenue and EBITDA growth.
- The presentation discusses performance of business units, routes, markets, and provides financial details. An outlook acknowledges economic growth forecasts while current trading notes increases in passenger and freight volumes year-to-date.
The document discusses the IYRE project which provides support to businesses to improve environmental performance through increased efficiency. It provides an agenda and overview of the project as well as case studies of businesses that received funding. Performance metrics are presented showing that in the last financial year, 87 projects were supported with £403,164 in the Southwest region, exceeding initial targets.
The document presents a business proposal for a company called "Il Tesoro del Trasimeno" that will produce a beauty cream made from two local products: fagiolina beans and honey. The company aims to promote natural and organic cosmetics while highlighting local resources. Financial projections show increasing sales over three years and net profits starting from the first year. The initial financial need is estimated at 71,496 euros, which will be met through 20,000 euros of capital and a 51,496 euro five-year bank loan.
Team Paramed is seeking £50,000 in funding to support rider David Paton in the 2009 British Supersport Cup Championships. David is an experienced and talented rider with success in various national championships. The funding would cover costs like bike maintenance, tires, entry fees, practice days, and logistics. In return, sponsors would receive logo exposure on team merchandise and bikes, publicity through press releases and online coverage of the races. The team aims to win the British title in 2009 and help advance David's career to World Championship level racing.
Summer 2014 Catalogue from Calumet Photographic. Exclusive interview with music and portrait photographer Tom Barnes. Latest technology from Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Sony and Panasonic. Photography workshops. Digital cameras for hobbyists and professional photographers.
Based on the theme of what you can do as a business owner to recruit and retain your staff.
Recruiting and retaining staff is fundamental to the success of most businesses but also being one of the most pressing issue facing businesses today outside the ‘current political uncertainty’.
We will be joined by a recruitment specialist who will share tips on how to differentiate your business to the ‘right’ prospective candidate; a solicitor (Verity Slater and Carrianne Matta of Stephen Scown) to ensure you do not trip up on potential legal pitfalls in the recruitment process and one of our tax specialists (Martin Brown) sharing some ideas of tax efficient remuneration and ‘share ownership’.
This presentation will cover:
Qualities to look for in a candidate
What are today’s candidates looking for
Avoiding discrimination pitfalls and ensuring fair recruitment
Getting employment contracts in place and issues around relocation packages
Tax efficient company cars (historically one of the most popular benefits);
Changes to auto-enrolment and salary sacrifice for pensions (a major staff cost component); and
Delivering key staff equity ownership, to aid retention and succession planning
- The EMIA program provides subsidies through cash grants to promote South African exports and foreign investment. It subsidizes activities such as traveling to exhibitions and trade shows, producing brochures, product registration, and establishing export councils. The subsidies cover up to 100% of costs for items like airfare, accommodation, freight, and exhibition booth rentals, with varying caps on the amounts. The goal is to help businesses market and sell their products internationally and bring foreign investment into South Africa.
Michael Kelly is a young British kart racer seeking sponsorship to race with the professional Kart Express team in 2014 and 2015. In 2014, he would race in the Clay Pigeon Championship to gain experience working with a team, costing an estimated £32,000. In 2015, the goals are to race in the televised British Super 1 Championship with Kart Express, costing an estimated £14,710, as well as the Clay Pigeon Championship, costing an estimated £19,600. Sponsorship benefits would include logo placement on Michael's race suit and kart. The sponsorship is needed to fund Michael's progression in racing.
The budget document outlines Ireland's deficit reductions from 2009 to 2015 and includes several tax measures and policy changes. Property tax rates are increased and some social welfare benefits are reduced. Tax rates remain unchanged but some exemptions are removed. Measures aim to stimulate business and job creation through initiatives like venture capital funds and tax credits. The implications for contractors are minimal. Overall, the consensus is that the budget introduces new costs through indirect taxes and lacks significant new incentives.
The budget document outlines Ireland's deficit reductions from 2009 to 2015 and includes several tax measures and policy changes. Property tax rates are increased and some social welfare benefits are reduced. Taxes are increased on items like cigarettes, alcohol and motor fuel. Road tax is also increased for most vehicle classes. The implications for contractors are that income tax and PRSI treatments remain unchanged.
Elio is an e-commerce platform that provides personalized shopping services through an interface with a voice and face. It has grown its revenue online but only 35% of brands were successful in doing so. Elio offers personal shopping services for a commission and has expanded to include wine and housing markets. Over its first 8 semesters, Elio's total revenue grew to over 2.9 million euros while total expenditures grew to 828,438 euros, resulting in a cumulative profit of over 2.1 million euros. Elio is seeking a 500,000 euro investment that would value the startup at 1.5 million euros post-money and provide the investor a 33.3% share.
Presentation on customer access and channel shift presented to annual conference of public sector IT management organisation, Socitm, on 12 October 2010.
International commercial dispute resolution 2011 (lorraine brennan)JAMSInternational
The Rise of Mediation in Europe in the Wake of the 2008 EU Mediation Directive
Panel Session: “International Mediation Experiences – The Good, The Bad and The Very Attractive”
International Commercial Dispute Resolution 2011
London, United Kingdom
1. The document discusses opportunities for international growth in e-commerce. It summarizes current EU trade values and growth rates across countries. Barriers to cross-border trade include localization, payments, legal issues, and inventory management.
2. Global e-commerce is growing rapidly, with a 25% increase from 2009 to 2010. Asia Pacific saw the highest growth rate of 48% while Europe grew by 22%.
3. Selling internationally allows companies to extend product ranges, enter new markets, and access new growth opportunities to combat maturing domestic markets. However, cross-border trade presents challenges of localizing for multiple cultures and regulations.
The document summarizes the objectives and activities of the UK Golf Course Owners Association (UKGCOA). The UKGCOA aims to promote and represent golf course owners' interests, grow the game of golf, and act as a forum for exchanging ideas. It notes declining golf membership and participation in the UK. The UKGCOA works with partners like the Home Unions and OGRO on various initiatives. It also highlights the success of programs like schools partnerships and junior tournaments in attracting new players. The UKGCOA advocates for a level playing field in golf business taxation.
1) Kesko is a Finnish retail group that operates in eight countries with net sales of €8.7 billion and 22,000 employees.
2) In 2015, grocery trade accounted for 54% of sales, home improvement 37%, and car trade 9%. Kesko plans to increase its market share in grocery trade through acquisitions in Finland and focus on neighborhood stores.
3) Kesko also aims to grow its home improvement business in Europe through strategic acquisitions like Onninen, increasing its B2B sales from 40% to 60% of the division total.
Kesko is a Finnish retail group that operates in eight countries with net sales of €8.7 billion in 2015. Key points from the document include:
- Kesko has operations in grocery trade, home improvement and speciality goods trade, and car trade across Finland, Scandinavia, Baltics, Russia and Belarus.
- In 2015, grocery trade accounted for 54% of net sales, home improvement 37%, and car trade 9%.
- Kesko is making acquisitions to strengthen its position in grocery trade in Finland and building/home improvement trade in Europe.
- Financial targets include 14% return on capital employed and dividend payout of at least 50% of earnings per share.
This document summarizes an investment opportunity in airport car parking spaces owned and operated by Park First Ltd. Park First Ltd manages over 10,000 car parking spaces across 6 major UK airports, with high occupancy rates and rental returns. The document outlines the strong growth of the airport parking industry worldwide and promotes investing in car parking spaces at Glasgow International Airport. It provides pricing details for parking spaces guaranteed to provide returns of 8-12% annually over the initial 6 year investment period. Overall the document pitches investment in Park First Ltd's airport car parking operations as a low risk opportunity with stable rental income and potential for capital growth.
The document summarizes the company's 2015 results presentation. Key points include:
- Revenue grew 10.5% to €320.6 million while EBITDA increased 49.5% to €75.5 million.
- Net debt decreased 27.7% to €44.3 million. Adjusted EPS rose 87.7% to 29.1 cents.
- Both the ferries and containers/terminals divisions experienced revenue and EBITDA growth.
- The presentation discusses performance of business units, routes, markets, and provides financial details. An outlook acknowledges economic growth forecasts while current trading notes increases in passenger and freight volumes year-to-date.
The document discusses the IYRE project which provides support to businesses to improve environmental performance through increased efficiency. It provides an agenda and overview of the project as well as case studies of businesses that received funding. Performance metrics are presented showing that in the last financial year, 87 projects were supported with £403,164 in the Southwest region, exceeding initial targets.
The document presents a business proposal for a company called "Il Tesoro del Trasimeno" that will produce a beauty cream made from two local products: fagiolina beans and honey. The company aims to promote natural and organic cosmetics while highlighting local resources. Financial projections show increasing sales over three years and net profits starting from the first year. The initial financial need is estimated at 71,496 euros, which will be met through 20,000 euros of capital and a 51,496 euro five-year bank loan.
Team Paramed is seeking £50,000 in funding to support rider David Paton in the 2009 British Supersport Cup Championships. David is an experienced and talented rider with success in various national championships. The funding would cover costs like bike maintenance, tires, entry fees, practice days, and logistics. In return, sponsors would receive logo exposure on team merchandise and bikes, publicity through press releases and online coverage of the races. The team aims to win the British title in 2009 and help advance David's career to World Championship level racing.
Summer 2014 Catalogue from Calumet Photographic. Exclusive interview with music and portrait photographer Tom Barnes. Latest technology from Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Sony and Panasonic. Photography workshops. Digital cameras for hobbyists and professional photographers.
Based on the theme of what you can do as a business owner to recruit and retain your staff.
Recruiting and retaining staff is fundamental to the success of most businesses but also being one of the most pressing issue facing businesses today outside the ‘current political uncertainty’.
We will be joined by a recruitment specialist who will share tips on how to differentiate your business to the ‘right’ prospective candidate; a solicitor (Verity Slater and Carrianne Matta of Stephen Scown) to ensure you do not trip up on potential legal pitfalls in the recruitment process and one of our tax specialists (Martin Brown) sharing some ideas of tax efficient remuneration and ‘share ownership’.
This presentation will cover:
Qualities to look for in a candidate
What are today’s candidates looking for
Avoiding discrimination pitfalls and ensuring fair recruitment
Getting employment contracts in place and issues around relocation packages
Tax efficient company cars (historically one of the most popular benefits);
Changes to auto-enrolment and salary sacrifice for pensions (a major staff cost component); and
Delivering key staff equity ownership, to aid retention and succession planning
- The EMIA program provides subsidies through cash grants to promote South African exports and foreign investment. It subsidizes activities such as traveling to exhibitions and trade shows, producing brochures, product registration, and establishing export councils. The subsidies cover up to 100% of costs for items like airfare, accommodation, freight, and exhibition booth rentals, with varying caps on the amounts. The goal is to help businesses market and sell their products internationally and bring foreign investment into South Africa.
Michael Kelly is a young British kart racer seeking sponsorship to race with the professional Kart Express team in 2014 and 2015. In 2014, he would race in the Clay Pigeon Championship to gain experience working with a team, costing an estimated £32,000. In 2015, the goals are to race in the televised British Super 1 Championship with Kart Express, costing an estimated £14,710, as well as the Clay Pigeon Championship, costing an estimated £19,600. Sponsorship benefits would include logo placement on Michael's race suit and kart. The sponsorship is needed to fund Michael's progression in racing.
The budget document outlines Ireland's deficit reductions from 2009 to 2015 and includes several tax measures and policy changes. Property tax rates are increased and some social welfare benefits are reduced. Tax rates remain unchanged but some exemptions are removed. Measures aim to stimulate business and job creation through initiatives like venture capital funds and tax credits. The implications for contractors are minimal. Overall, the consensus is that the budget introduces new costs through indirect taxes and lacks significant new incentives.
The budget document outlines Ireland's deficit reductions from 2009 to 2015 and includes several tax measures and policy changes. Property tax rates are increased and some social welfare benefits are reduced. Taxes are increased on items like cigarettes, alcohol and motor fuel. Road tax is also increased for most vehicle classes. The implications for contractors are that income tax and PRSI treatments remain unchanged.
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PROMOTING GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECO INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH.docxnehaneha293248
: This study investigates the multi-faceted relationship between entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainability across countries at different development levels. We construct a novel dataset combining measures of entrepreneurial activity, innovation outputs, and sustainability performance indicators related to economic, social, and environmental dimensions.Using country-level panel regression analysis, we find that entrepreneurship rates and attitudes are positively associated with social sustainability factors like education, gender equality, and institutional quality. However, high entrepreneurship levels do not necessarily correlate with better environmental sustainability outcomes, suggesting entrepreneurs may prioritize economic objectives over environmental ones.The results for innovation are more mixed. Greater innovation output is linked to higher economic development, but also associated with both positive and negative sustainability factors. This implies that while innovations drive economic progress, they may come with environmental costs without complementary policies. The findings suggest that entrepreneurship supports social sustainability, but pursuing entrepreneurship and innovation alone is insufficient for achieving environmental sustainability goals. We discuss policy implications, including strengthening education and skills, improving access to financing for sustainable ventures, incentivizing green innovation, and developing sustainability reporting standards. By aligning entrepreneurship and innovation with sustainability priorities, policymakers can harness these dynamic forces to create more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient economies.
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A REAL TIME VIDEO STREAMING PLATFORM ENABLING LIVE,
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AND COACH
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OR
• 10% coaches Revenue
• Goldpass” (unlimited)
• Targeted Advertising
• Camera & Equipment Sales
Coach:
• More Clients
• Marketplace for services
• Guaranteed Payment
Athlete:
• Less travel, more time
• Access to trainers
• Re-watch & Deliberate practice
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◦ BRITISH: £4.3bn
◦ (+3.7bn racing industry) 2015
◦ IRISH: €700 million
◦ (+1.1bn horse racing industry) 2012
◦ Europe: €100bn economic value of Equestrian
industry 2010
• 2.7m riders, 1.3m REGULAR riders (UK)
◦ £180 million spent on training p/a (UK)
4. Research
300 letters of intent from riding trainers with 10+ students
Surveyed 1,500+ equestrians, 31 nations
400 trainers - 70% want to do more coaching
- 65% lose money by not factoring
travel time into lesson cost
Of the 900 riders paying for regular lessons;
◦ 80% travel at least half an hour for a lesson
◦ Only 20% were undeterred from getting more because of
travel
◦ 85% like their trainer with them at a competition. Only
20% bring their trainer due to travel and time restrictions
◦ 80% confirmed that they would like to re-watch their
lessons
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•Entrepreneur of the year
•Equestrian Family
•International Showjumping
•Qualified trainer (H.S.I)
•Horse Dealing
•B-Comm (NUIG)
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