Enterprise and Innovation
Lisburn Enterprise Organisation (LEO) was established in 1990 with the main objective of promoting an entrepreneurial culture, supporting business start-up and providing the mechanisms needed to encourage existing businesses to grow.
LEO is an independent, not for profit organisation offering support in the form of guidance and advice, premises, conference facilities, administrative support and virtual office services.
LEO’s focus is not only on business creation but also business development at both a strategic and operational level.
The Organisation benefits from a dedicated Board of Directors representing public and private sector interests. This voluntary Board has overseen the effective running of LEO since its inception.
Partnership is also a key priority of the Organisation and strong working relationships exist with Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council, South Eastern Regional College, Enterprise Northern Ireland, Princes Trust and Invest NI to name a few.
Local News
06 November 2024
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'We are ready': Irish general election to be called on Friday
Simon Harris, the leader of Fine Gael, told Irish broadcaster RTÃ News that the likely polling day will be Friday 29 November.
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Woman claims Conor McGregor choked her before rape
A woman is suing Conor McGregor for civil damages, claiming he sexually assaulted her in a hotel.
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'It is scary': women call for action on street safety
Around 500 people took part in a march organised by a QUB society called Walkie Talkie Girlies.
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âJeni died after taking drugs â we need to be more frank about themâ
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NI leaders congratulate Trump on US election win
Politicians at Stormont and across the island of Ireland react to the US election result.
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Child injured in racially motivated hate crime
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Health service facing 'difficult winter', says minister
A Winter Preparedness Plan has been announced, which includes additional funding for GP and residential care homes, phone first services for all trusts, and vaccination programmes.