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Top 10 Best businesses in Northern Ireland
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Active Wellness Limited
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CoFunder
Business profile
CoFunder is a crowdfunding and social lending platform who recruit funders to provide large and small business loans to established companies seeking funding to invest in areas such as expansion, training, research and development, marketing, etc. The concept behind CoFunder is that it is a peer to peer lending scheme with businesses who are seeking funding create a profile on the website and outline why they would make a good investment opportunity.
Soul Therapies
Business profile
We are a Holistic and Beauty Therapy Training Studio based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. We offer a range of one day intensive courses in Beauty and Holistic therapies, with small classes (4 Max) so as to ensure students are given the highest level of attention and close personal tuition. All courses are Accredited and Insureable by The Guild of Beauty and Holistic Therapists.
Riverock Church
Business profile
Love can be displayed in many ways and we believe it is most noticeable in Riverock Church through our Relationships and our Worship We believe God has anointed us with a Music Ministry to help us bring the good news and life to broken communities through the ministry of song We are based in Belfast and believe God has given us a specific ministry and mission to fulfil in Ireland
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Business profile
As an international energy company with significant investments across the globe, we will be helping to deliver secure energy to the UK for years to come. We invest significantly here, producing and marketing energy and energy-related products. Our operations touch every part of the UK. We directly employ 15,835 people and spend £6.4 billion with UK companies, supporting over 123,000 jobs in total - that's one in every 263 jobs in the UK. In total we contribute £10.3 billion to UK GDP, around 0.5% of UK GDP.