Prestigious award ‘truly humbling’ for Limerick businessman
ALL-IRELAND wins and Doon are no strangers to each other. Players from the east Limerick club have formed an integral part of the senior hurling panel during their five wins in six
Now a businessman from the village has won an All-Ireland prize of his own.
Ned O'Dwyer was named Limerick business person of the year by the All-Ireland Business Foundation.
He is the founder and chief executive of O’Dwyer Safety Services based at Ballysimon Road.
The firm provides safety training, consultancy and equipment to business people across various sectors.
The deputy chair of the All-Ireland business foundation Kieran Ring said: “Ned’s exceptional skills as a business person, combined with his unwavering determination, have propelled him to this esteemed position.
"Throughout his career, Ned has consistently demonstrated astute decision-making, strategic thinking, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Ned’s innovative approach to business challenges, coupled with his ability to adapt to a rapidly evolving market, truly sets him apart.”
Mr O'Dwyer described himself as being “truly humbled” at winning the prize.
“This prestigious accreditation not only recognises my efforts but also acknowledges the incredible dedication of our entire team at O’Dwyer Safety Services. We are committed to continuing our mission of making workplaces safer for everyone.”
All-Ireland Business Foundation accreditation is now held by the owners of more than 650 companies.
To earn this accreditation, their firms are evaluated based on background, trustworthiness and performance. A ‘mystery shopper’ also approaches the firm, while customers, employees and vendors are spoken with anonymously.
The business goes through at least two interviews and is scored on every part of the process.