Staffline is excited to announce its partnership with Young Enterprise NI as a prestigious Impact Partner. This collaboration underscores Staffline’s commitment to fostering entrepreneurial spirit and supporting the next generation of business leaders across Northern Ireland.
As an Impact Partner, Staffline will work closely with Young Enterprise to deliver innovative programmes, mentorship opportunities, and resources tailored to empower young people to develop essential skills and confidence for their future careers. By investing in young entrepreneurs, Staffline aims to play a vital role in cultivating a vibrant, dynamic economy driven by fresh ideas and enterprise.
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Tina McKenzie, Chair of Staffline, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership:
“At Staffline, we’re passionate about helping people reach their potential - and that starts with inspiring the next generation. Our partnership with Young Enterprise NI will help ensure their vital enterprise programmes continue to equip young people with the skills, confidence and ambition they need to succeed in the world of work. By supporting entrepreneurship and employability from an early age, we’re helping to future-proof Northern Ireland’s economy and build a stronger foundation for growth.”
Carol Fitzsimons, MBE, CEO of Young Enterprise NI, also warmly welcomed the partnership: "We are delighted to welcome Staffline as an Impact Partner. Their support and commitment will be instrumental in inspiring and empowering young people across Northern Ireland to pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions. Together, we can create a lasting legacy of enterprise and innovation that benefits our communities and economy."
Staffline's commitment to this initiative reflects their dedication to corporate social responsibility and fostering a supportive environment for young talent to thrive.
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