Transformational change focus at Toys4Engineers
Waterford Chamber joined forces with Engineering the South East and South East Technological University (SETU) to deliver the national Toys4Engineers Conference and Expo at the SETU Arena in Waterford. Featuring ambitious start-ups and leading multinationals, the national event was geared towards those interested in engineering, technology, pharmaceuticals, biomedical science, agri-food, manufacturing, construction, and renewable energy industries. Talks for transformation Throughout the day, the
TU RISE launch promotes research collaboration with focus on digital transformation & sustainability
South East Technological University (SETU) proudly hosted the highly anticipated launch of TU RISE (TU Research and Innovation Supporting Enterprise) on Wednesday, 20 November at SETU’s Cork Road Campus. The event brought together industry leaders, academics, and policymakers to celebrate the transformative impact of TU RISE and its role in driving regional development. SETU President, Professor Veronica Campbell’s welcoming address highlighted the University’s commitment to fostering innovation and
SETU to engage in revolutionary biomedical research through EVEREST project
South East Technological University (SETU) is thrilled to announce its role in the ambitious EVEREST project. Led by the University College Dublin (UCD), the project is a collaboration of 21 institutions from 11 countries, focused on harnessing the potential of extracellular vesicles (EVs) to transform biomedical research. With a €1.3 million budget funded through the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) programme under Horizon Europe, the project will commence in January 2025 and continue
Waterford's Phase 2 New Frontiers Programme
Enterprise Ireland's New Frontiers Phase 2 Programme at SETU Waterford Campus is delivered twice annually in the South East region by South East Technological University (SETU) in Waterford and Carlow Campuses. SETU Waterford is seeking founders with an innovative business idea to join their programme. It is an intensive training and support programme with the following benefits: Support package valued at over €30,000 including a tax free allowance of €15,000 to eligible participants. Workshops
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SETU January Courses and Open Evening
Ready to learn something new or level up your skills - without quitting your day job? Look no further! South East Technological University has a choice of part-time courses starting this January designed for busy adults – from Micro-Credentials to full Masters. SETU Lifelong Learning is holding an online Open Evening on Thursday 28th of November from 7.00-8.00pm.Click here to book your place and SETU will send you a reminder on the day.
South East Science Festival includes over 90 free events
The South East Science Festival is back from November 6 to 16 with an even greater selection of exciting, engaging and free events for adults, families, schools and colleges running right across the community in the region’s libraries, theatres, community centres, sports clubs, schools and college campuses. Waterford city, Dungarvan and Lismore are among the Waterford hubs this year. All will be a hive of scientific knowledge, innovation and fun throughout the festival and slots for the 90 plus free
SETU’s OTRG wins prestigious Irish Pharma Industry Award
South East Technological University’s (SETU) Ocular Therapeutics Research Group (OTRG) has been honoured with the Research and Development Achievement Award at the 2024 Irish Pharma Industry Awards. The award, presented on 30 October, celebrates excellence in R&D within the pharmaceutical sector and recognises the OTRG’s pioneering contributions to industry innovation and scientific advancement in ocular therapeutics. Prof Marie Claire Van Hout, Vice President for Research, Innovation and Impact at SETU,
SETU launches new course for individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
South East Technological University (SETU) officially launched its new Certificate in Personal Development programme for people with Intellectual Disabilities (ID) with a celebration of the first cohort of students. This new programme, introduced by the Department of Nursing and Health Care, is the first Level 6 course in the south east specifically designed to address the educational needs of individuals with ID. It provides a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into the experiences and needs
Keeping older people safe and warm this Autumn
While the start of autumn can be fairly mild, now is a good time to think ahead and ensure the home is ready for when the temperature drops. Older people are more vulnerable to the effects of cold weather, and those living with a pre-existing health condition can be even more vulnerable. Guidance states that rooms that are in regular use, for example bedrooms and living rooms, should be heated to at least 18°C in colder months. Steven Tubbritt, General Manager of Home Instead Waterford advises
New Sports Broadcasting Course
Nemeton TV and Waterford and Wexford ETB are delighted to offer a unique new 5 month course in Live TV Broadcasting, which will commence next month. This is the first such accredited course in Ireland focusing on TV sports production. If you know of anybody that may be interested, please share the details with them. Spaces are limited, students fees will be covered, and participants will also receive a weekly training allowance. This is a great opportunity for those looking to get an entry into the
SETU to offer new innovative pharmacy programme
South East Technological University (SETU) welcomes its approval to offer a new Masters of Pharmacy (MPharm) programme, aiming to address the skills demands of the healthcare sector and contribute to the vibrant pharma industry of the region. The announcement by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Patrick O'Donovan TD at an event at the University of Limerick (UL) today aligns with SETU’s strategic plan and builds on SETU’s established expertise in pharmaceutical science and biosciences,
Four SETU researchers named among top two percent of scientists globally
South East Technological University (SETU) is proud to announce that four of its distinguished researchers have been recognised in the highly prestigious Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists Ranking for 2024. This global accolade honours scientists whose work has had a profound impact on their respective fields Their recognition reinforces SETU’s reputation as a leader in research and innovation, underscoring the university’s commitment to advancing science on a global stage. The SETU researchers
Football Cooperative (FC) marks significant social impact with plans for national expansion
A study conducted by South East Technological University (SETU) researchers on a unique social enterprise, shows that for every €1 invested in The Football Cooperative (FC) games, there is a return of €17.60 in social value. Founded with the aim of fostering sportsmanship, life-long learning, and a sense of belonging, FC provides a safe, competitive, and welcoming environment for men of all ages and abilities. The cooperative is making significant strides in promoting community and inclusivity through
SETU partners with the Waterford International Film Festival
The Waterford International Film Festival and South East Technological University (SETU) are delighted to announce that they will be entering into a partnership for this year’s festival, taking place this November. Representing a significant collaboration between two pillars of creativity and innovation in the south east region, the partnership was officially marked by the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU). Stephen Byrne, Director of the Waterford International Film Festival, said, “I am
‘Ask for Angela’ campaign launched at SETU
South East Technological University (SETU) partnered with Waterford, City and County Council, An Garda Síochána, the Vintners Federation of Ireland (VFI), Rapid Cabs, the Sexual Assault Unit, (HSE) and Purple Flag to relaunch the ‘Ask for Angela’ campaign. Local representatives from these organisations recently came together at SETU’s Cork Road Campus in Waterford for the official event. As a university city, Waterford City County Council and SETU aim to work together to create a place in which students
Bringing Ragnall to life in Waterford Libraries
Waterford Libraries and Walton Institute at Southeast Technological University (SETU) are proud to announce the launch of the RagnallAR mobile app. Funded by Creative Waterford and developed by the Extended Reality team in Walton Institute in collaboration with Waterford Libraries, the mobile app uses augmented reality to bring a life-size model of Waterford Libraries mascot, Ragnall, to whichever physical location that the user is in. This means it is possible to have Ragnall appear in schools, homes,
Partnership between SETU and Coláiste na Rinne to strengthen Irish language education
South East Technological University (SETU) and Coláiste na Rinne have formed a new partnership to strengthen and enhance Irish language education, culture, and heritage in the south east region. The partnership was formally established on Friday, 27 September at Coláiste na Rinne, in Gaeltacht na nDéise, County Waterford through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). It seeks to support regional development, with a particular emphasis on the development of the Gaeltacht. Speaking at the
SETU and GreenTech HQ sign MoU promoting regional sustainable development
South East Technological University (SETU) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with GreenTech HQ, Ireland’s first Sustainability Innovation Hub, supporting both organisations' commitment to sustainability, innovation, business, and community engagement. The MoU was signed by SETU President, Professor Veronica Campbell and Ed Murphy, GreenTech HQ CEO and Founder, at SETU’s Cork Road Campus on Tuesday, 24 September. The MoU will focus on advancing joint sustainability objectives through shared
Waterford Chamber welcomes Veterinary School confirmation
Waterford Chamber has welcomed An Taoiseach Simon Harris's announcement that a new Veterinary School is to be formed at South East Technological University (SETU). According to Gerald Hurley, CEO of Waterford Chamber, "Establishing a pipeline of highly skilled veterinary practitioners for the South East region is essential, given the the dominance of the Agri Food Industry in the South East. We are extremely proud to have been part of the extensive lobbying of Government for this, along with SETU
SETU chosen to deliver new veterinary medicine programme
South East Technological University (SETU) is proud to be selected to deliver a new veterinary medicine programme, marking a significant milestone for both the University and the future of veterinary education in the region. In 2022, the Higher Education Authority (HEA) initiated plans to expand capacity in health-related programmes, including veterinary medicine. Following a thorough independent assessment, SETU’s proposal for veterinary medicine was successfully endorsed. Minister for Further and
Network Magazine - Issue 28
IN THIS ISSUE:Changing of the Guard: Sean McKeown is the new Council bossPowering the PortJim Power: Economic background to Budget 2025Multi-billion offshore investments could boost Waterford’s economy and jobs marketEY Waterford: Growth, Diversification and Sustainability in the South EastAutism Friendly City: A few hours can lead to a lifetime of changeWorking to unite our communityNolke Opticians celebrate 20 years in businessManaging CashflowPaul Nolan honoured as first Patron of Waterford ChamberHome
Waterford students encouraged to sign up for Ireland’s top teen enterprise programme
Second level schools across Waterford are being encouraged to sign-up for this year’s Student Enterprise Programme (SEP) which will see over 28,000 students nationally set-up and run a mini enterprise over the course of the academic year. The Student Enterprise Programme has been a staple on the secondary school calendar in Waterford for over 20 years with many students continuing their entrepreneurial journey long after they leave school, making their mark on the business world. Waterford has had
SETU and Teagasc Kildalton College host Oireachtas members briefing
South East Technological University (SETU) welcomed Oireachtas members from across the region to Teagasc Kildalton College on Wednesday, 28 August, for a briefing on the significant progress of the University’s proposed veterinary medicine and pharmacy programmes. During the visit, SETU provided an update on the development of its strategic objectives, highlighting the University’s preparedness to launch these new programmes. Attendees included Minister Malcolm Noonan, TD, Minister Mary Butler, TD,
New SETU degrees offer pathways to meaningful community and voluntary careers
South East Technological University (SETU) has unveiled two exciting full-time programmes for those aspiring to create a fulfilling career in the community and voluntary sector. Applications are being accepted for this September on the following new programmes: The four-year level 8 BA (Hons) in Individual, Family and Community Support and the three-year level 7 BA in Individual, Family and Community Support. These programmes are designed for students passionate about social justice and interested in
Applications open for SETU, FAI, and PFAI scholarship programme 2024/25
South East Technological University (SETU), alongside its partners at the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) and the Professional Footballers Association of Ireland (PFAI), announces the opening of applications for its annual postgraduate scholarship programme for coaches and football players, past and present. Representatives of the FAI and PFAI joined the team from SETU’s Department of Sport at its Kilkenny Road campus in Carlow to open applications for the 2024/2025 academic year. SETU is
Europe’s quantum communication community gathers in Dublin for IrelandQCI event
Minister Ossian Smyth joins representatives from the European Commission, European Space Agency, six national universities and industry partners of IrelandQCI (Quantum Communication Infrastructure) for extensive 3-day quantum communication technology conference in Dublin. Quantum technology specialists from across Europe are gathering at the Camden Court Hotel in Dublin city this week for a 3-day conference organised by the IrelandQCI Project Leads at Walton Institute in South East Technological
Network Magazine - Issue 27
IN THIS ISSUE:IDA backing the South EastExpediating off-shore windFighting for regional balanceGarter Lane celebrates 40 yearsSustainability and SanofiNavigating the impact of CGT Retirement Relief reforms for Family Business SuccessionAIB life top five tips for financial planningGerman companies seeking business partnersChamber driving the Waterford agendaEnergia and Vårgrønn advance survey workWaterford City & County Council Spring ReviewWelcome to our new membersBite-Size NewsPlus much more!
SETU’s GROWTHhub launches Entrepreneurial Ambassador Programme
South East Technological University (SETU) has announced seven entrepreneurial ambassadors aligned with the University, as part of its new Entrepreneurial Ambassador Programme. The programme aims to engage entrepreneurs with the background, experience, and enthusiasm to deliver entrepreneurial insights and to support the work of SETU students, staff, and stakeholders. Among the newly appointed entrepreneurial ambassadors are Tammy Darcy, Founder and CEO of the Shona Project, John O’Connor, Founder and
Biodiversity and Sustainability Forum launched by SETU
The Department of Land Sciences at South East Technological University (SETU) has launched an exciting initiative to bridge gaps in biodiversity education and provide guidance on enhancing biodiversity and sustainability practices within the region. The Biodiversity and Sustainability Forum, co-chaired by Eleanor Kent, Head of Land Sciences, and Dr Denise O’Meara, Lecturer in Biology, also aims to facilitate the exchange of projects, initiatives, and ideas among regional stakeholders. A recent launch
SETU appoints new VP of Research, Innovation and Impact
South East Technological University (SETU) proudly announces the appointment of Professor Marie Claire Van Hout as Vice President of Research, Innovation and Impact. With an extensive academic background and a track record in interdisciplinary global health research and knowledge transfer, Professor Van Hout brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her new role at SETU. “We are thrilled to welcome Professor Van Hout as Vice President of Research, Innovation and Impact at SETU,” said Professor
SETU showcases almost 200 postgrad options at open evening
South East Technological University (SETU) hosted an open evening dedicated to showcasing its extensive array of postgraduate opportunities. Prospective students, eager to explore their academic futures and learn about almost 200 taught postgraduate offerings across SETU's campuses, travelled from near and far for the inaugural event held at the Cork Road Campus on Thursday, 23 May. Aimed at industry professionals looking to strengthen their skill sets or transition to new career paths as well as
SETU launches Foundation Day
South East Technological University (SETU) has launched Foundation Day, a new annual tradition of events, commemorating the University’s establishment in May 2022. Scheduled from 23-28 May, Foundation Day 2024 features a ‘multi-campus’ conference at SETU’s campuses in Waterford and Carlow, and at the Wexford County Council offices in Wexford town. Pictured at the Foundation Day event ‘Connecting for Health’ on Thursday, 23 May at SETU’s Cork Road Campus in Waterford were Director of Kinetic Labs,
SETU to host Foundation Day celebrations
South East Technological University (SETU) is launching Foundation Day, a new annual tradition of events, commemorating the University’s establishment on 1 May, 2022. Scheduled from 23-28 May, Foundation Day 2024 will feature a ‘multi-campus’ conference held at SETU’s campuses in Waterford and Carlow, and at the Wexford County Council offices in Wexford town. Each conference will focus on a specific theme from SETU’s strategic plan, ‘Connecting for Impact,’ aligning with the objectives of the 'Grand
Nemeton TV and SETU filmmakers captivate audiences at premiere
Talented filmmakers from Nemeton TV and South East Technological University (SETU) celebrated the culmination of their year-long efforts with a special premiere of their films, documentaries and dramas. The students shared their compelling creations with the world at a lively premiere at Dungarvan’s cinema on Tuesday, 14 May. Reflecting on the premiere, Dr Moira Sweeney, Course Director, said, “The support of family, friends, and participants is invaluable for the students when making their short films.
Inclusive SETU initiative to open doors for Waterford Vita Community Hub students
An innovative initiative between South East Technological University (SETU) and Waterford’s Vita Community Hub has opened the door to further opportunities within the hospitality industry for students of all ages and abilities. Throughout the academic year, students from SETU’s hospitality courses were partnered with RehabCare Vita Community Hub students in a bid to foster an inclusive learning environment. During this time, RehabCare students worked at Seasons Training Restaurant and GrowthHub Café to
Veterinary practices help shape the future of veterinary education at SETU
South East Technological University (SETU) recently hosted a stakeholder meeting, providing a crucial platform for veterinary practices to actively engage and collaborate on the ongoing development of the University’s proposed veterinary programme. Drawing veterinary practices from across the south east and beyond, the gathering saw a vibrant exchange of perspectives and ideas between participants, aimed at shaping the future of veterinary education at SETU. SETU’s proposals to introduce new programmes
Exploring the potential of Extended Reality (XR) for businesses in the South East
Walton Institute at South East Technological University (SETU) was delighted to host the inaugural SETU Extended Reality (XR) Industry Showcase this week at ArcLabs Research and Innovation Centre in Carriganore, Waterford. Industry representatives from across the South East attended the event which offered a unique opportunity to explore the future of technology and its potential for business with SETU’s XR experts. XR is helping companies reach new heights; increasing productivity, improving customer
Minister O’Donovan congratulates Skillnet Ireland on winning best in world award
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Patrick O’Donovan TD today congratulated Skillnet Ireland after it was ranked first in the world for best practice in the area of upskilling initiatives for enterprise. The findings of the ‘Pact for Skills: Analysing of up- and reskilling policy initiatives and identifying best practices’ report published by the European Commission also ranked Skillnet Ireland number one out of 47 operations worldwide for its impact on
SETU celebrates the best of Irish and French cuisine at Goût de France event
South East Technological University (SETU), in collaboration with the French Embassy, in Dublin, recently hosted a special Goût de France dining experience serving the best of Irish and French cuisine. Celebrated in over 150 countries worldwide, Goût de France (Taste of France) focuses on the use of local and French ingredients and recipes. The event, organised by students and staff of the Culinary Arts and Hospitality programmes in the Department of Humanities at SETU, took place at the Tourism and
Brave leaders graduate from Waterford Chamber programme
Over 50 business professionals graduated from Waterford Chamber’s Regional Leaders Programme at an inspiring lunch in Faithlegg. Having worked with mentors over the past six months, the graduates now join an elite alumni of over 500 leaders who have completed the programme to date, a very powerful network of people who are driving forward business development in our region. Opening proceeding, Eadaoin Carrick, Vice-President of Waterford Chamber spoke about her own time on the programme and how she will
12th Annual Robert Boyle Summer School explores the interplay between science and art
The highly anticipated 12th annual Robert Boyle Summer School is set to take place in Waterford from May 9th to 12th, exploring the connections between science and art. Hosted in Waterford City and the heritage town of Lismore, the event promises to engage attendees in thought-provoking discussions, presentations, and enjoyable social gatherings. The theme of this year's Summer School, "Science and Art," reflects on the rich legacy of Robert Boyle (1627-1691), whose contributions revolutionised scientific
SETU’s brand triumphs at Transform Awards Europe 2024
South East Technological University’s (SETU) brand clinched prestigious gold awards at the Transform Awards Europe 2024, held in London on 17 April. The collaborative efforts of SETU’s chosen brand agencies, Red Dog and MCCP, were honoured for their exceptional work across two categories: Best Corporate Rebrand following a Merger or Acquisition and Best Visual Identity from the Education Sector. Upon receiving news of the win, SETU President, Prof. Veronica Campbell said, "I’m delighted to hear that
SETU Launches new Automotive Systems Laboratory
The state-of-the-art Automotive Systems Laboratory is sponsored by Vector GB and JLR South East Technological University (SETU) proudly announces the opening of its cutting-edge Automotive Systems Laboratory at its Cork Road Campus in Waterford. This collaborative venture, jointly sponsored by industry partners Vector GB and JLR (Jaguar Land Rover), represents a significant investment in student education in automotive software and systems. SETU is uniquely focused on providing students with
SETU celebrates the success of the startX Innovation Programme with Showcase event
Waterford, April 2024 - South East Technological University (SETU) is proud to announce the upcoming startX Showcase, marking the culmination of the groundbreaking startX innovation programme. This event, scheduled to take place on May 9th, will celebrate the achievements of four cohorts of ambitious early-stage innovators who have participated in the programme. Launched with the vision of fostering entrepreneurship and innovation, the startX programme has provided participants with invaluable tools,
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee welcomes new Recruit Prison Officer graduates
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has welcomed the graduation of 133 Recruit Prison Officers at the Print Works, Dublin Castle on Wednesday, 3 April. The new officers completed their Higher Certificate of Arts in Custodial Care (HCCC), developed and delivered jointly by the Irish Prison Service and South East Technological University (SETU). The graduating class, who form part of the Irish Prison Service’s latest recruitment drive, have already been placed in prisons throughout the State, including
SETU Extended Reality (XR) Industry Day
South East Technological University (SETU) will be hosting an Extended Reality (XR) Industry Day on Tuesday 7th May. Aim of the event: The opportunity for XR experts from SETU to demonstrate to industry the future of technology and its potential for businesses. Attendees will engage with cutting-edge researchers and innovators in this interactive event showcasing the limitless possibilities of virtual reality and augmented reality. Featuring experiential zones and live hands-on demonstrations to present
Network Magazine - Issue 26
IN THIS ISSUE:Levelling up for changeSanofi Waterford: Being a good neighbourNew Capital Gains Tax Angel Investor ReliefEnerpower Greenvolt to create 100 new jobsAileen Barron on 10 years of Green Acre MarketingThe Influencer Equation: Balancing Rewards and Risks for BrandsAward-winning start to 2024Design your bonus structure wisely to maximize tax reliefGrant aid to support you in businessStunning Mount Congreve Forest HotelBite-Size NewsPlus much more!
Stiúideo Shortcourse wins Student Enterprise Awards
Stiúideo Shortcourse wins Student Enterprise Awards Maebh Dimond from Gaelcholáiste Phort Láirge wins Best Student Enterprise in Waterford and qualifies for the National Student Enterprise Finals. Stiúideo Shortcourse, winner of the Senior award, created, produced and sold local greeting cards providing creative new designs in Irish with recycled materials and crisp card designs for special occasions. Stiúideo Shortcourse’s key focal point is promoting the Irish language through sustainable sources.
SETU and WWETB welcome Waterford’s UNESCO Learning City designation
SETU and WWETB welcome Waterford’s UNESCO Learning City designation Partners in education, South Eastern Technological University (SETU) and Waterford and Wexford Education and Training Board (WWETB), together welcome Waterford’s designation as a UNESCO Learning City. The UNESCO Learning City Designation recognises the promotion of quality education and lifelong learning opportunities and allows Waterford to join the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities. In a concerted effort towards enhancing
SETU lecturer appointed to FAI board of directors
SETU lecturer appointed to FAI board of directors The Department of Sport and Exercise Science at South East Technological University (SETU) in Waterford is proud to announce the appointment of a researcher and lecturer to the board of directors of the Football Association of Ireland (FAI). A lecturer in Sport Management and Talent Development, Dr Laura Finnegan's expertise extends beyond the pitch with her appointment to the FAI board on February 10. Dr Finnegan’s research into football development
Waterford joins the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC)
Waterford joins the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC) Waterford has been designated a UNESCO Learning City and been invited to join the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities. The UNESCO Learning City Designation recognises good practices in promoting quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all. This achievement of Learning City status follows the collaborative work of Waterford City and County Council, Kilkenny County Council, the Southern Regional Assembly, SETU,
SETU is awarded €13.6 million in funding under the TU RISE Scheme
South East Technological University (SETU) is delighted to announce that a funding allocation of €13.6 million has been secured under the Technological University Research and Innovation Supporting Enterprise Scheme (TU RISE). TU RISE TU RISE is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the Southern, Eastern & Midland and the Northern & Western Regional Programmes, 2021-27. The scheme is designed to enhance central research functions in higher education institutions in
Walton Institute announces €2.5m ERDF Interreg funding for Smart Energy Project
Walton Institute at South East Technological University (SETU) is delighted to announce €2.5 million funding in the framework of the 2021-27 Interreg Atlantic Area First Call for proposals co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) for the €3.2 million Sustainable Atlantic Communities (SAtComm) project. The SAtComm project, co-ordinated by Walton Institute at SETU, is comprised of 11 European partners blending technology leaders in SME and
Paul holds Waterford and SETU Master’s degree in his pocket
With Waterford already securely in his pocket, Paul Dower, owner of Waterford In Your Pocket, now proudly holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Digital Marketing Practice degree from South East Technological University (SETU). Conferring ceremonies, hosted at the SETU Arena in Waterford on Wednesday afternoon, saw Paul join a cohort of over 2,100 graduates celebrating their academic achievements at SETU in Waterford and Carlow this week. With his hard-earned degree in hand, Paul, a devoted Déise man, said,
Network Magazine - Issue 25
IN THIS ISSUE:Retail Giant, Local Hero - TONY FITZGERALD receives Special Recognition AwardCARTEN CONTROLS named Overall Waterford Business of the YearGlobal GIY ambition for Entrepreneur of the Year MICHAEL KELLY2024 and what it might have in store for us - Jim PowerDynamic Duo leading the charge at GROW HQClem Jacob Hire protecting Waterford from carbon emissionsFinding your passionWaterford City & County Council Autumn ReviewEnergia Group and Vårgrønn new partnershipWorks progressing well on North
Significant milestone as SETU sign contracts for Waterford Crystal site
The official signing of contracts for the former Waterford Crystal site today marks the last step in South East Technological University’s (SETU's) purchase of 20.3 acres of the iconic site. The signing of contracts marks a significant milestone in the transformation of the site into a University/Enterprise Quarter, where academic activities will be integrated with enterprise initiatives, creating an economic and social impact. Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science,
SETU to become first TU to bestow honorary doctorate awards
South East Technological University (SETU) is set to become the first TU to bestow honorary doctorate awards. Five distinguished individuals have been selected after a rigorous process of nomination by staff and students, followed by final selection by the SETU Governing Body. By conferring an honorary doctorate, the university acknowledges an individual’s exceptional contribution to society, and that the individual’s endeavours exemplify the values SETU wishes to promote. The purpose of a SETU
Chamber Diaspora Dinner asks influencers to Think Waterford First
‘Think Waterford First’ was the message delivered loud and clear at Waterford Chamber’s Dublin Diaspora Dinner, sponsored by EY and Waterford Chamber Skillnet, at Lansdowne Football Club, with over 70 business influencers with connections to Waterford in attendance. Opening proceedings, Paul Nolan, Waterford Chamber President spoke of the Chamber’s belief in Waterford being the driver of the South East region, which he insists can become the strongest region in the country in the coming
Network Magazine - Issue 24
IN THIS ISSUE:Driving Forward: Brian McGee, Regional Development Manager, IDA IrelandWaterford: Ireland’s economic powerhouseWhat can Barbie teach us about work?Ensuring GDPR Compliance: A Deep Dive into Due DiligenceNew homes, but is it enough?Waterford Council Summer ReviewTop tips for optimising your CRM systemEnergia’s Cosy HomesLet OfficeMaster help you ‘work happy’ Creating a cleaner Waterford togetherWaterford’s Blue Plaque TrailBite-Size NewsPlus much more!
Waterford Chamber Pre-Budget 2024 Submission
Waterford Chamber has submitted its Pre-Budget Submission which was prepared for us by economist Jim Power. Based on consultation with members, we have identified seven key asks that are critical to the future development of Waterford and pertain directly to Budget 2024. This year's Budget takes place on October 10th and as is custom at this stage, Jim will join us and our partners PwC, for a Budget Breakfast the following morning in Dooley's Hotel to review the announcements. Details on that will be
Network Magazine - Issue 23
IN THIS ISSUE:Shining Star: Éadaoin Carrick wins Business Woman of the Year AwardHaleon celebrate 40 years of global healthcareQuantum technology experts gather in WaterfordTransformative journey for Emagine in SavannahThe drive to succeed in propertyLighting up with EnergiaGetting buy-in is key for RoPAA summer of fun guaranteed with our Waterford festivals guideWaterford Food Bank feeds one millionSpring review with Waterford CouncilCrime Prevention & Safety AdviceBite-Size NewsDiscovering
Waterford: A City of Opportunity
Waterford City & County Council and Waterford Chamber have collaborated with SETU to explore the scope of opportunities for Waterford City Centre, by engaging RIKON and EY to carry out research and feasibility studies respectively. Under the banner of Waterford A City of Opportunity, you can now view and download the reports below. We ask that you use this information to promote Waterford as a great place to live, work, do business and invest in and to share extensively with your contacts so we can
Network Magazine - Issue 22
IN THIS ISSUE:Mervyn O’Callaghan named Entrepreneur of the YearNigel M. Daly Electrical leading the chargeThe start of Waterford’s renaissanceA new way of workingThe new 4-day weekAutism friendly workplaceSavvy employers acknowledge ‘Employee’s Market’The Power of PurposeThe power and pitfalls of AI for BusinessSanofi supports Shona ProjectNorth Celtic Sea Offshore Wind Project progressBite-Size NewsMailo shines as Network PresidentPlus much more!
Network Magazine - Issue 20
IN THIS ISSUE:Five Pillars to Regional Growth - Patsy Carney, Ireland South EastOnes to watch: Waterford's high potential start-upsWaterford Chamber Pre-Budget SubmissionA seamless way to hand over your throneRe-fashioning the future with Smart GarmentsEnergy Business SupportsNational Women’s Enterprise Day 2022Summer review with Waterford CouncilBite-Size NewsBumper year for Waterford MuseumsWelcome VolunteersWaterford’s Blue Plaque TrailPlus much more!
