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CARTOON Business 12th to 14th November 2025

CARTOON Business 12th to 14th November 2025

Supported by Creative Europe MEDIA, Cartoon Business runs from 12th to 14th November 2025.

This top-level training seminar examines the state of the European animation across platforms. Thanks to incisive insights, inspiring keynotes, revealing case studies and experts' advice, Cartoon Business allows you to explore new business models and best practices.

At Cartoon Business, through keynotes, panels, and case studies, you will hear from the leaders of the animation industry and inspirational practitioners, looking for ways to rise above the challenges. The seminars will investigate new business models, production pipelines, and technologies.

You can also avail of the services of the Cartoon Business Clinic which offers advice and information on key issues and functions that impact the industry. This networking opportunity connects participants attending the event with specialists during individual coaching sessions on animation-related business issues. The Business Clinic allows participants, including newer entrants to the industry, to ask specific questions and receive targeted advice from experienced consultants.

Find out more about Cartoon Business seminars and register to attend.

Irish Industry Seminar at Cartoon Business

Empowering business support for animation & companies in the Island of Ireland, 9am - 9.55am, Friday 14th November.

Speakers include:

  • Nicky Coyle, Head of Funding for Northern Ireland Screen (Ireland)
  • Emma Kane, Market Advisor for Enterprise Ireland (Ireland)
  • Kevin Davoren, VP Content & Technology for IDA Ireland (Ireland)
  • Ronan McCabe, CEO of Animation Ireland (Ireland).
  • Moderator: Christian Davin

As strong promoters and investors in animation, across TV, Film, Gaming & Tech, Cartoon Business highlights the grants, training and mentoring available in the Island of Ireland, from enlightened organisations, such as Enterprise Ireland and Northern Ireland Screen.

They’ve helped the sector grow exponentially and provided valuable opportunities also for European co-producers looking to work with their local talent. There is also support for overseas animation studios and gaming businesses to set up in Ireland, thanks to organisations like the Foreign Direct Investment Agency, the IDA.

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