Menu
23/06/2016
Second Annual International Business Women's Conference Announced
Enterprise Ireland has announced the second annual International Business Women's Conference, which gathers leaders from across the business and entrepreneurial spectrum to celebrate the business achievements and success stories of women today.
The Conference will take place in conjunction with the Rose of Tralee international Festival on Monday 22 August in the Brandon Hotel, Tralee.
This year's conference theme is 'The Changing Face of Success', focussing on strong female role models leading by example and empowering women to fulfil their ambitions. Senior female figures such as Eleanor McEvoy and Norah Casey from Dragons' Den will share their experiences and insights on themes such as leadership, linking the digital age and entrepreneurship.
Announcing the conference, the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Mary Mitchell O'Connor said: "I am delighted that the International Business Women's Conference is in its second year. This is a hugely important and inspiring event which brings together successful, inspirational female entrepreneurs.
"It is great to see the range and diversity of the speakers that will be attending the conference. Promoting the achievements of women actively encourages others to aim high and in turn creates a valuable contribution to both the economy and society here in Ireland. Creating the environment for more startups to develop and grow is a key priority for me and female entrepreneurs can play a major role in job creation."
Sponsored by AIB, the Department of the Diaspora and media partner Tatler, conference delegates will also hear from the Rose of Tralee, Elysha Brennan, as well as previous Roses including 2005 Rose of Tralee, Dr. Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin.
(MH)
The Conference will take place in conjunction with the Rose of Tralee international Festival on Monday 22 August in the Brandon Hotel, Tralee.
This year's conference theme is 'The Changing Face of Success', focussing on strong female role models leading by example and empowering women to fulfil their ambitions. Senior female figures such as Eleanor McEvoy and Norah Casey from Dragons' Den will share their experiences and insights on themes such as leadership, linking the digital age and entrepreneurship.
Announcing the conference, the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Mary Mitchell O'Connor said: "I am delighted that the International Business Women's Conference is in its second year. This is a hugely important and inspiring event which brings together successful, inspirational female entrepreneurs.
"It is great to see the range and diversity of the speakers that will be attending the conference. Promoting the achievements of women actively encourages others to aim high and in turn creates a valuable contribution to both the economy and society here in Ireland. Creating the environment for more startups to develop and grow is a key priority for me and female entrepreneurs can play a major role in job creation."
Sponsored by AIB, the Department of the Diaspora and media partner Tatler, conference delegates will also hear from the Rose of Tralee, Elysha Brennan, as well as previous Roses including 2005 Rose of Tralee, Dr. Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin.
(MH)
Related Irish News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
27 September 2007
Event To Discuss Female Sex Offenders
Women convicted of sexually abusing children is the top of a major conference being held in Dublin on Thursday. The Cari organisation, which provides psychotherapy to children, families and groups affected by child sexual abuse, is holding the conference, entitled 'The Last Taboo - Women who sexually abuse against children' at the Carlton Hotel.
Event To Discuss Female Sex Offenders
Women convicted of sexually abusing children is the top of a major conference being held in Dublin on Thursday. The Cari organisation, which provides psychotherapy to children, families and groups affected by child sexual abuse, is holding the conference, entitled 'The Last Taboo - Women who sexually abuse against children' at the Carlton Hotel.
12 November 2015
Fund Secured For Ambitious Business Women
A new fund has been established by Enterprise Ireland to be used to support ambitious business women in starting new enterprises.
Fund Secured For Ambitious Business Women
A new fund has been established by Enterprise Ireland to be used to support ambitious business women in starting new enterprises.
09 April 2010
Consider Nuclear Power, Says Expert
Depletion of oil and gas reserves, concerns about energy security and the environmental threat of greenhouse gases means Ireland must consider nuclear power. That's according to Dr Bertrand Barré, Scientific Advisor to the French energy company, Areva Group.
Consider Nuclear Power, Says Expert
Depletion of oil and gas reserves, concerns about energy security and the environmental threat of greenhouse gases means Ireland must consider nuclear power. That's according to Dr Bertrand Barré, Scientific Advisor to the French energy company, Areva Group.
30 October 2007
Cowen Popular As Budget Decisions Loom
Finance Minister Brian Cowen is being kept busy by various groups – each lobbying for a break in the forthcoming 2008 Budget. One of the latest to knock his door in advance of the December 5th Budget Day was the Combat Poverty Agency. It is calling on the Government to increase education grants for lower income groups in the upcoming budget.
Cowen Popular As Budget Decisions Loom
Finance Minister Brian Cowen is being kept busy by various groups – each lobbying for a break in the forthcoming 2008 Budget. One of the latest to knock his door in advance of the December 5th Budget Day was the Combat Poverty Agency. It is calling on the Government to increase education grants for lower income groups in the upcoming budget.
20 January 2012
Conference Held For More Women TDs
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has addressed a conference called 'How to Elect More women?' in Dublin Castle on Friday.
Conference Held For More Women TDs
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has addressed a conference called 'How to Elect More women?' in Dublin Castle on Friday.
-
Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:A dry evening with some sunshine to end the day, then staying dry overnight with clear periods. It will be a milder night with light southeast winds. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
