Tipperary Hosts Inaugural Chamber Executive Forum
The forum welcomed CEOs from all over the country.
The County Tipperary Chamber hosted its first Chamber Executive Forum at the Questum Centre in Clonmel on May 20 and 21. This event brought together Chamber CEOs from across the Chambers Ireland network, marking a pivotal step in fostering collaboration and strategic dialogue among Ireland's business leaders.
Michelle Aylward, CEO of County Tipperary Chamber, remarked on the event's success: "Hosting the Chamber Executive Forum in Tipperary for the first time was a tremendous honour. It provided an excellent platform for meaningful discussions on the future of business in Ireland and the vital role chambers play in this landscape."
The forum featured a range of sessions with expert speakers, covering topics such as media engagement, innovative advertising solutions, and the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence for businesses. These sessions provided valuable insights and strategies to help chamber leaders support their member businesses more effectively.
Sarah Fogarty, President of County Tipperary Chamber, expressed her gratitude and excitement about the forum: "We were delighted to welcome our colleagues from across the country to Tipperary. The warm reception and vibrant discussions truly highlighted the collaborative spirit within our network. This forum has set a new benchmark for future events."
In addition to the sessions, attendees took a tour of the Bulmers facility, gaining an insight into the operations of one of Tipperary's most iconic brands. The tour offered a behind-the-scenes look at Bulmers' production processes and highlighted practices that other CEOs can take back to their members.
The event also showcased the hospitality and charm of Tipperary. Attendees enjoyed a networking dinner at the Bodega 1860 restaurant and tasted local food from County Tipperary Chamber members like Rivesci, enhancing the sense of community and camaraderie.