Introduction Scale Ireland is an autonomous non-profit organization that focuses on the support, consulting, and advocacy of tech innovation-driven enterprises in order to help them start off or scale up their business. In general, these companies operate in multiple sectors and are involved in medical and financial technologies and enterprise solutions. Other commonly presented sectors include industrial technologies, cleaning technologies, entertainment, travel, e-commerce, educational technologies, agricultural technologies, advertising, telecommunications, and security. The purpose of this paper that may be regarded as a report is to analyze Scale Ireland, its competition, similar companies worldwide, relevant government policies, and the general economic environment in order to develop how the organization may be developed in the future on the basis of its currently performed activities. Organization Scale Ireland is an Irish independent not-for-profit organization that aims to make the country a leading and the most suitable location for entrepreneurship and innovations. The company defines its mission as support, representation, and advocacy on behalf of local tech start-up and scale-up firms for the creation of “the most advantageous conditions” for their success (Scale Ireland, n.d., para. 1). In other words, it provides practical support in relation to major policy areas, constructively represents tech start-up and scale-up companies’ interests, and engages with their main stakeholders in order to create the most appropriate condition for businesses (Scale Ireland, n.d.). Scale Ireland is supported by large successful local companies, including TechIreland, IVCA, NDRC, and Halo Business Angel Network (Scale Ireland, n.d.). As a matter of fact, Scale Ireland’s team introduced the term “innovation-driven enterprises” (IDE) to address particular scale-ups and start-up driven by innovations in multiple sectors, including information and communication technologies, biotechnologies, medical devices, and financial technologies. At the same time, for the understanding of Scale Ireland’s scope of activities, it is highly essential to differentiate tech start-up companies and small and medium-sized enterprises (SME). In general, cash flows play a highly important role in SME’s efficient performance – when it grows over the course of time, the company is developing (Afrifa & Tingbani, 2018). However, IDE typically face considerable challenges related to negative cash flows in the early stages of their functioning due to investment in innovation. Thus, having common issues and characteristics, these companies require individual approaches and unique representation with policy solutions. With Scale Ireland, Irish start-ups focused on innovations receive an opportunity for stable development even in the case of a financial “j-curve” at the beginning of their performance (Scale Ireland, n.d.). Regardless of the fact that there are other companies in Ireland that support and advocate on behalf of various companies, the distinguishing characteristics of Scale Ireland is determined by the type of companies it works with. For instance, similar to Scale Ireland, Social