Shannon Chamber Conference to Show How Sustainability Can Open Doors to New Business

Goodbody Clearstream, John Paul Construction, Edwards Lifesciences, Irish Rail, Enfonic, and IDA Ireland to share insights on how sustainability is shaping procurement, competitiveness, and business growth Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) seeking to win new contracts and become suppliers to larger organisations are being encouraged to attend Shannon Chamber’s Mid-West Sustainability Network Conference on Wednesday,…

  Barry Gavin, chair, Mid-West Sustainability Network (centre) pictured at the event in Engine Lease Finance Corporation in Shannon with (from left) Michelle McManus, the Falls Hotel & Spa in Ennistymon; Fiona Lavin and Kathleen Moore, SEAI; and Tom Prendergast, Stryker.  Photograph by Eamon Ward Companies urged to avail of funding and expert supports to…

  Pictured at the employee benefits and pay seminar (from left): Gráinne Moran and Patrick Brennan, NFP; Trish McSweeney, Microchip, Ennis; Philip Brennan, NFP; and Helen Downes, CEO, Shannon Chamber. Photograph by Eamon Ward Auto-enrolment, healthcare benefits and pay transparency are reshaping how companies attract, retain and reward employees, Shannon Chamber seminar hears Employers need…

  Pictured at the cyber risk seminar (from left): George Suckling, cyber underwriter, Travelers; Helen Downes, CEO, Shannon Chamber; Peter Brady, head of risk capital Aon; Leann Moroney, cyber practice lead, Aon; and Niall O’Grady, head of information systems, The Shannon Airport Group. Photograph by Eamon Ward Human error, third-party risk, AI-enabled attacks and business…

  Taking a front-row seat to learn more about the life and legacy of Dr Brendan O’Regan are Mick Guinee, founder and chairman, Ei Electronics; Marlo Kearney, operations manager, PPG and vice-president, Shannon Chamber; and Gordon Daly, CEO, Clare County Council, during a recent visit to the newly opened Dr Brendan O’Regan Centre at Bunratty…

Shannon Chamber has welcomed Ryanair’s announcement of plans to invest €50 million in a new aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility and Engineering Academy at Shannon Airport, describing it as a transformative investment that further reinforces Shannon’s position as one of Europe’s leading aviation centres. Welcoming the announcement, Shannon Chamber CEO Helen Downes said:…