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New season of support launches for women in business across Mid and East Antrim

Writer: Amanda Jones
Amanda Jones
Aug 26
2 min read
Mayor of MEA and his Wife, Kelli McRoberts from Carrick Enterprise, Amanda Jones from Ballymena Business Centre, and Christine Barnhill from MEA Council. All standing together in Midtown Makers Gift Shop, Ballymena, holding signs for Enterprising Women's upcoming events.

A fresh season of support, inspiration and networking is on offer for female entrepreneurs across Mid and East Antrim, with the launch of the latest Enterprising Women programme.


The autumn/winter schedule has been shaped directly by feedback from members of the network, with a programme designed to meet women where they are on their business journey – whether they are starting out, growing an established business or looking to build new connections.


This programme will feature practical sessions covering topics including finance, Meta Ads and confidence building, alongside a range of networking events designed to help members share ideas, learn from one another and grow their businesses.


Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Thomas Gordon, said: “The positive impact of Enterprising Women is a valuable way to showcase the Council’s investment in local entrepreneurs. The opportunities to improve confidence, expand networks and get any needed support allows female entrepreneurs from across Mid and East Antrim to strengthen our local economy. I’m delighted to see the new season programme launched and look forward to seeing even more women benefit from this fantastic initiative.”


As a dedicated female business network, it has been supporting new and established female entrepreneurs since 2018. There are 182 members across the Borough working in sectors ranging from retail and tourism to artisan and professional services.


Mayor of MEA and Kelli McRoberts from Carrick Enterprise, standing together in Midtown Makers Gift Shop, Ballymena, holding signs for Enterprising Women's upcoming events.

Kelli McRoberts, CEO of Carrickfergus Enterprise, added: “We have once again listened to our members and have put together an exciting programme of events, ensuring the topics and speakers truly reflect what matters to them. The continued growth of our network is fantastic and offers up new insights and networking opportunities. I look forward to welcoming both familiar faces and new members to what promises to be a fantastic season ahead.”


Amanda Jones, Ballymena Business Centre, said: “Ballymena Business Centre is pleased to once again partner with Carrickfergus Enterprise. By joining forces, we provide the necessary support and inspiration to help build personal confidence and explore networking opportunities to flourish in business.”


Mayor of MEA and Amanda Jones from Ballymena Business Centre,  standing together in Midtown Makers Gift Shop, Ballymena, holding a sign for Enterprising Women's upcoming events.

Enterprising Women is funded by Mid & East Antrim Borough Council and managed by Carrickfergus Enterprise in partnership with Ballymena Business Centre. 

For more information on Enterprising Women or to join the network, visit the Enterprising Women website.



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