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Thursday, April 2, 2020 - 14:30
Congratulations to Peter Habimana from the MSc in Design Innovation and his team mates Pablo Armas and Adeyemi Olajide, Maynooth University whose business venture ‘Preserve’ was shortlisted among twelve finalists in The Ireland Funds Business Plan Competition. The department of Design Innovation wish you the best of luck!!
The competition will provide cash to kick-start four of the ventures, which are all new tech ideas emerging from research centre and universities around Ireland.
Organisers of the competition are The Ireland Funds, NDRC and St Patrick’s Mental Health Services.
The finalists in this year’s competition are:
Align (Queen’s University Belfast)
Carbon Capture (Trinity College Dublin)
Injurysense (Trinity College Dublin)
MyClinic365 (Trinity College Dublin)
Neurofit (Trinity College Dublin)
OpinionX (Dublin City University)
Project Grace (National University of Ireland, Galway)
SafetyFreelancer (Dublin Business School)
Sensibin (Trinity College Dublin)
Signal Optimiser (Queen’s University Belfast)
Keep Appy (Trinity College Dublin)
Preserve (National University of Ireland, Maynooth)
Carbon Capture (Trinity College Dublin)
Injurysense (Trinity College Dublin)
MyClinic365 (Trinity College Dublin)
Neurofit (Trinity College Dublin)
OpinionX (Dublin City University)
Project Grace (National University of Ireland, Galway)
SafetyFreelancer (Dublin Business School)
Sensibin (Trinity College Dublin)
Signal Optimiser (Queen’s University Belfast)
Keep Appy (Trinity College Dublin)
Preserve (National University of Ireland, Maynooth)