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!
SETU has over 80 part-time courses starting this January
SETU has over 80 part-time courses starting this January including options funded under Skillnets and Springboard. Go to www.setu.ie/parttime to find out 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
Skillnet Ireland supported conference shares strategies for building business growth and resilience
Waterford Chamber Skillnet, Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet, and County Tipperary Chamber Skillnet, three of the 70 Skillnet Ireland Business Networks nationwide, recently joined forces to host a special event designed to help businesses become more agile and competitive. Hosted in the picturesque surroundings of Mount Congreve Gardens in Waterford, the sold out 'Preparing for the Future: Strategies for Building a Resilient Business Toolkit’ conference brought together professionals and experts from various
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!
Regional Leaders Programme continues to grow
Now in its seventh year, the Waterford Chamber Regional Leaders Programme continues to go from strength to strength and this year welcomes a number of new high profile leaders, including Prof Veronica Campbell, President SETU; former Ambassador Dan Mulhall and IDA Regional Director Brian McGee, among others. To date, the programme has seen over 500 people participate, creating a very powerful network of business leaders, who continue to engage through the alumni. This year’s programme begins in
Inspirational address by Josephine Feehily at Regional Leaders Programme graduation
The future of our business community is bright as over 50 participants on the Waterford Chamber Regional Leaders Programme graduated at a special event held in Faithlegg. Having completed the nine month mentoring programme, the graduates will now join an exclusive alumni of over 400, a very powerful network who will lead the charge in the development of Waterford in years to come. Hosting the event, Paul Nolan, Waterford Chamber President, thanked partners Bausch + Lomb and Waterford Chamber Skillnet for