Episode 011 - 28th June 2013

On the show this week we talk about business and social innovation for people over the age of 50....

An episode of the UpStarts.ie Podcast podcast, hosted by UpStarts, titled "Episode 011 - 28th June 2013" was published on June 28, 2013 and runs 27 minutes.

June 28, 2013 ·27m · UpStarts.ie Podcast

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On the show this week we talk about business and social innovation for people over the age of 50. Rodd Bond from the NetWell centre talks to us about the challenges and opportunities for NGO's, businesses and individuals who provide services, infrastructure and products for older people. He tells us about the Social Innovation in Aging European Award which recognizes individuals, organisations and partnerships developing and implementing social innovations in the field of active and healthy again. We give some of our top tips for starting a business.

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On the show this week we talk about business and social innovation for people over the age of 50. Rodd Bond from the NetWell centre talks to us about the challenges and opportunities for NGO's, businesses and individuals who provide services, infrastructure and products for older people. He tells us about the Social Innovation in Aging European Award which recognizes individuals, organisations and partnerships developing and implementing social innovations in the field of active and healthy again. We give some of our top tips for starting a business.

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