Recent Blog Posts

Data analysis enables organisations to evaluate grant applications and outcomes objectively.

In the fast-paced world of business and project management, the need for efficient and streamlined workflows has never been more crucial.

Philanthropic organizations can harness the power of data to identify the most impactful areas for grantmaking, optimizing their efforts for the greater good.

With so many communities around the world currently facing urgent needs, more grantmakers are adding rapid-response practices to their list of priorities.

The sheer thought of hosting an awards ceremony in our current climate might make a few people run for cover, but in true Submit spirit, this is all about re-evaluating, rethinking and adapting.

It’s an extraordinary time for businesses to explore digital change, and the demand for creativity is accelerating.

Business trends tell us that large pools of knowledge equal a superior outcome – but by now we know that more heads don’t necessarily mean better ideas. 

The common goal of any funder is that organisations awarded with the grant do what they proposed, within the required budget, and generate some positive press in return.

As technology changes and accelerates at an even faster pace around the world, there will always be new elements that have to be shown with examples of how they work and can be implemented.

When you think of CSR, do you automatically think of huge enterprises like McDonald’s, Microsoft, Disney or LEGO? 

When it comes to philanthropy, funders have almost as much administrative work as the actual grantmaking itself. 

Innovation has become such a buzzword in recent years that it’s hard to remember what it actually means.

Ireland has some of the best incubator and accelerator programmes in Europe, but before you consider applying for one, it’s important to know the difference between the two:

The pandemic has tipped over almost all aspects of life by now, and most businesses and corporations have had a few months to get their post-pandemic realities in order. 

A lot has been written about the social and economic fallout from the events of this year, and the same is true for the output and plans for most businesses worldwide.