Bradley Agrees 3 Year Partnership With Social Entrepreneurs Ireland

At Bradley, we are delighted to announce our first formal charity partnership.

We have begun a three-year partnership with Social Entrepreneurs Ireland (SEI), a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting social entrepreneurs in Ireland. We will be providing Social Entrepreneurs Ireland with brand strategy, marketing content and design services on a mostly pro bono basis.

Andrew Bradley, MD, Bradley with Darren Ryan, CEO, Social Entrepreneurs Ireland

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We have long admired Social Entrepreneurs Ireland and the work they do in providing the support and direction needed at every stage, to tackle social and environmental issues within our communities. With the social, environmental, and economic challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, social entrepreneurship needs to be supported now more than ever, to help build a better society. Our team are delighted to be able to support SEI through our new partnership, and by bringing world-class design to a not-for-profit organisation, they can continue to set the standards in being effective with a strong brand.

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