Following last month’s Chamber Awards, Leona Murphy from Chambers Ireland caught up with Northern Ireland Chamber who won the Most Innovative Project category for Learn Grow Excel – Business Support Initiative Could you tell us a bit about your winning project? In 2016, NI Chamber launched Learn Grow Excel – a suite of business support
In their blog post, Peninsula, the professional services organisation for small businesses, provides an overview of how employers can facilitate employee requests to cast their vote in tomorrow’s elections. Handling employees on EU polling day This Friday’s European Parliament elections come at a time of great uncertainty across many EU member states. With the EU
Shane Conneely, Senior Policy & Research Executive at Chambers Ireland, highlights the business critical policies in our election manifestos. May 24 sees voters in Ireland decide on who represents them at both the Local and the European level for the next five years. To help our members focus the attention of their candidates on the
Following last month’s Chamber Awards, Leona Murphy from Chambers Ireland caught up with Cork Chamber who won the Most Successful Policy Campaign award category for their campaign with Limerick Chamber Gearing up for the M20 Cork – Limerick Motorway Could you tell us a bit about your winning campaign? Our campaign in partnership with Limerick
Following last month’s Chamber Awards, Leona Murphy from Chambers Ireland caught up with Waterford Chamber who won the Event of the Year category for their Toys4Engineers Conference & Expo Could you tell us a bit about your winning event? Waterford Chamber is dedicated to presenting events of the highest standard to our membership. We are
Pauline Lowe, Policy & Research Executive at Chambers Ireland, outlines how Chambers Ireland’s local & European election manifestos are focusing on facilitating businesses to adapt to a low carbon economy This has been an eventful week for climate action, which is set to rapidly change policy across all sectors in Ireland and abroad. Last night, the decision was made, by both the Government and the opposition parties after
Emma Kerins, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Chambers Ireland, outlines why this year’s Europe Day is more important than in previous years, with European Elections to be held at the end of this month & today’s Sibiu Summit of EU leaders marking the end of a two year dialogue on the ‘Future of