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Sensata Technologies is a leading global industrial technology company that develops sensor-rich solutions and electrical protection systems for the automotive, heavy vehicle, industrial and aerospace sectors. Headquartered in both Attleboro, Massachusetts, USA, and Swindon, UK, Sensata employs more than 16,000 people globally.
The Ambition to Grow programme looks for Northern Ireland’s most innovative and ambitious businesses to take part in a competition to receive up to £45,000 in funding.
Develop your export capability and take your business to new markets outside Northern Ireland.
Support for start-ups in Northern Ireland with export potential
A fully funded six-month accelerator programme helping ambitious tech start-ups accelerate growth through funding, mentorship, investor access, and expert support.
Support for SME groups to collaborate and exploit opportunities for competitiveness.
Boost your Agri-food business with support for transformative capital investment.
Attract talent and tap university expertise for innovative solutions driving growth.
Access to Finance provides business loans and equity funding to help Northern Ireland SMEs grow, scale and unlock private sector investment.
Many products are covered by these directives and, to be placed on the European and GB market, must bear the 'CE' or ‘UKCA’ mark - it's a legal requirement.
It is vitally important for companies to make sure that their product technical files and Declarations of Conformity are comprehensive, up to date and clearly documented whether products are being sold to GB customers or to EU markets.
This seminar is based primarily on the Machinery Directive. It provides guidance on compliance and assists participants to determine the route that is most appropriate, cost-effective and efficient for
Invest Northern Ireland approach to how we support businesses in Northern Ireland
Join Innovate NI at our upcoming ‘Ready for Market: Practical steps to commercialisation workshop on Tuesday 24 November 2026 at Southern Regional College, Armagh Campus.
This free workshop gives you practical steps to move beyond early development and initial traction, with a strong focus on commercialisation and growth.
Join Innovate NI at our upcoming ‘Ready for Market: Practical steps to commercialisation workshop on Wednesday 25 November 2026 at Northern Regional College, Newtownabbey Campus.
This free workshop gives you practical steps to move beyond early development and initial traction, with a strong focus on commercialisation and growth.
Does your company intend to supply mechanical or electro-mechanical machinery and/or electrical and electronic products (including control panels) outside of the EU?
It is vitally important for companies to make sure that their product technical files and risk analyses are comprehensive, up to date and clearly documented whether products are being sold in the UK or in the EU.
Companies trading within the European Union (EU) know that their products require CE Marking - this indicates that the product can be legally supplied and ensures free movement throughout the European market. CE
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Leadership
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Leadership
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Powering Productivity
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Powering Productivity
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Powering Productivity
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Powering Productivity
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Powering Productivity
We are hosting a series of regional Business Breakfast events on Powering Productivity
Gain practical tools and insights to enhance your workforce’s performance and drive business success.
Turn training needs into tailored plans that maximise your workforce’s potential while balancing time and cost.
