What is the BASSE Programme?
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The Business Advantage & Sustainability South East (B.A.S.S.E) Framework is a comprehensive multi-year support programme designed to empower ambitious SMEs in Ireland's South East. Hosted by GreenTech HQ, we provide the tools, expertise, and community to accelerate business growth while integrating sustainable practices.
Our programme represents a strategic initiative to drive sustainable growth, innovation, and economic development among regional businesses. Through our proven approach, participating companies benefit from personalized guidance, peer support networks, and access to key industry partners.
Whether you're looking to scale your operations, enter new markets, or future-proof your business with ESG integration, the B.A.S.S.E Framework offers a structured pathway to sustainable success.
Programme at a glance
An overview of the key information points of BASSE.
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Advantage Programme:
Strategic labs built around 12 business pillars
Peer Coaching
Circles:
Quarterly facilitated sessions for collaborative learning.
Duration:
3-year comprehensive support
Mentorship Programme:
Personalised guidance from industry experts
Commitment:
Monthly online sessions + 9-day annual in-person
Programme
Outcomes:
Sustainable growth, job creation, ESG integration
What’s Included in the Programme
The Advantage Programme strengthens foundations for growth through 8 strategic labs creating a blueprint for breakthrough growth.
Safe environment to share challenges
Collaborative problem-solving
Expanded professional network
Work-life balance support
Mentorship Programme
Anne Heraty
Founder & Former CEO of CPL Resources Plc
€500+ Million Turnover
14 000 Employees
50 Offices | 14 Countries
EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Award
Jamie Heaslip
95 Caps for Ireland Rugby 2006-2017
Strategic Growth Lead at Stripe
$91+ Billion
8400 Employees
Angel Investments in Tech Start-Ups
Norman Crowley
Founded CoolPlanet
€23+ Million Turnover
108 Employees | 17 Countries
Green Leader Award
Significant Contributions to Sustainability & Climate Change Mitigation
Michael Kearney
Team Ireland Rugby Manager from 2012- 2022
Board Member of ECPR
Co-Founder of Snap Printing & Home Instead
5 time winner of Irish Franchise Of The Year
Finalist in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
David Walsh
Co-Funding Netwatch & Halo Care
60 Million Turnover in 2019
570 Employees
250 000 Customers | 4 Continents
Business Man Of The Year- INBusines
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Karl Fitzpatrick
President and CEO of Chevron College
Host of Business Matters
EY Entrepreneur of the Year
Internationally focused innovator
Director of Chambers Ireland
Who Should Apply for 2026
We seek ambitious businesses in the South East of Ireland that demonstrate:
Annual turnover between €1-10 million
Operations in key sectors: Green Technology, Agri-Tech, ICT, Renewable Energy, Manufacturing, Food
10-50 employees
Strong growth ambitions (targeting 20%+ annual growth)
Commitment to innovation and sustainable practices
Working With the Best Clients and Partners
GreenTechHQ is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the ERDF Southern, Eastern & Midland Regional Programme 2021-2027.
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The GreenTech HQ Bee Initiative
Partnering for Pollination | Gifting Back to Nature
What Your Company Receives:
▪ A Branded Beehive at Killiane Castle
▪ A Solitary Bee Hive for your office or home garden
▪ A Tree Planted in the BASSE Orchard
▪ 12 Jars of Premium Honey, with optional custom labels
▪ Wellness Gift Set featuring All About Nectar lip balm and hand salve
▪ Apiary Visit & Bee Talk (including protective gear and honey tasting)
▪ Sustainability Report Content, photos, and video updates for your comms
Why It Matters
▪ Supports Ireland’s National Pollination Plan
▪ Protects over 77 species of solitary bees
▪ Preserves the Irish Native Honeybee
▪ Boosts your corporate social responsibility in a tangible way
We’re not just making honey.
We’re rebuilding ecosystems – one hive at a time.
Ed Murphy, Founder of Greentech HQ &
Ian Mernagh, Founder of Klillian Castle Honey
