Network Magazine - Issue 29
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:City of Innovation: Chamber President Kevin Doolin's big visionPaving the way for regional growth and innovationEuropean City of Christmas: Your complete guide to wonderful WintervalEnergia & Vårgrønn offshore wind developmentWaterford City & County Council Autumn ReviewThe halo effect of supporting localAIB offers tailored guidance and support to family-owned enterprisesCivic Trust Blue Plaque unveiled at Tramore Coastguard StationChristmas Delights by Jenny
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
New beginnings for future business leaders - Regional Leaders Programme
Over 50 future leaders began their journey on the Waterford Chamber Regional Leaders Programme this week at an inspiring opening session facilitated by former programme participant Dermot Keyes of Green Acre Marketing. The participants were joined by a number of the programme mentors and coaches and together they enjoyed an entertaining panel discussion featuring past participants Claire Mooney, ReduceCosts.ie; Catherine Keighrey, MTU lecturer; Stephen Cummins, Unum and Valerie Farrell, Nolan, Farrell &
Shortlist announced for Waterford Business Awards 2024
A host of Waterford’s top businesses have been shortlisted for this year’s Waterford Business Awards. Organisers Waterford Chamber have joined forces again with partners WLR and Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber for the gala awards ceremony which will take place in the Tower Hotel on Friday, November 8th. Speaking about the awards, Waterford Chamber President Kevin Doolin said, “Congratulations to all the businesses who have been shortlisted, what a fantastic representation of the Waterford business
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
ICF backs Chamber’s Regional Leaders Programme
The International Coaching Federation, Ireland Chapter (ICF Ireland) has partnered with Waterford Chamber and Waterford Chamber Skillnet on the new Regional Leaders Programme, which commences this coming October. Having the endorsement of such a high-profile organisation shows just how impactful the Regional Leaders Programme has been over the past seven years, according to Gerald Hurley, CEO Waterford Chamber. “ICF Ireland is the leading organisation in the country in terms of coaching. To date we have
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!
Waterford Chamber Skillnet and Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet Roll Out the Leadership Podcast Club
Waterford Chamber Skillnet and Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet, two of the 70 Skillnet Business Networks nationwide, have partnered to roll-out a new leadership upskilling programme that harnesses the power of podcasting. Skillnet Ireland is the national talent development agency of the Government of Ireland, responsible for advancing the competitiveness, productivity, and innovation of Irish businesses through enterprise-led talent development. Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet and Waterford Chamber Skillnet engaged
Skillnets spearhead talent development initiative for businesses
In a powerful partnership Waterford Chamber Skillnet, Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet, and County Tipperary Chamber Skillnet have successfully collaborated to bring about a pivotal event focused on talent development in the Southeast, for the European Year of Skills 2024. This initiative is a testament to Skillnet Ireland’s ongoing commitment to enhance the skills landscape. The conference, held on Tuesday, April 30th, united industry leaders, educators, and professionals committed to fostering talent development
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
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
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!
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
Connecting businesses through the Regional Leaders Programme
Making meaningful connections was the clear takeaway from the first Regional Leaders Programme panel discussion, which took place at the Garden Room in the Medieval Museum, as the South East’s future leaders gathered for the event entitled “What Makes a Leader”. Opening proceedings, Waterford Chamber’s Lynda Lawton spoke of her firsthand account of the strength of a business community coming together in Midleton, Co Cork, following the recent floods. “What I have witnessed over the last week has been
New beginnings for future business leaders - Regional Leaders Programme
Over 60 future leaders began their journey on the Waterford Chamber Regional Leaders Programme this week at an interactive opening session facilitated by Michael Stafford of The Chapter Coach and Futureneerz. The participants were joined by a number of the programme mentors and together they enjoyed Michael’s insights, networking opportunities and a delicious lunch at Faithlegg. Speaking to those gathered, Niall Harrington, Waterford Chamber President thanked Bausch + Lomb for their ongoing support
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!
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!
