Laois trailblazers invited to enter EY Awards

Laois entrepreneur Ronan O'Brien.placeholder image
Laois entrepreneur Ronan O'Brien.

Entrepreneurs invited to enter the 2024 edition of the prestigious

Laois businesses are being invited to enter the 2024 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year (EOY) programme.

The theme for this year’s programme is The Trailblazers. The EY team say entrepreneurial trailblazers are leaders with the courage and capacity to plot and follow their path, pushing conventional boundaries and limits.

Ronan O’Brien, Managing Director, Zatori Results Ltd, is a former winner.

 “The EY Entrepreneur of the Year programme is such a positive and rewarding experience that offers so many benefits to participating entrepreneurs. I learned so much from the programme and forged friendships and connections with inspirational entrepreneurs from a wide range of industries. The alumni network continues to be an invaluable support group to me today and their collective experience and business expertise are second to none.

“Business is about relationships and constant improvement, so surrounding myself with the very best entrepreneurs in the country where we share ideas and experience has truly accelerated both our companies and my personal journey in business. 

“I can wholeheartedly recommend this programme and I encourage any entrepreneurs who may be considering getting involved to go for it,” he said.

  The awards programme is divided into three categories - Emerging, Established and International - with eight finalists chosen per category. The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ Sustainability Award will also be presented to one of the finalists.

Nominees must either be Irish or running a company based on the island of Ireland. Nominees must own a minimum of 5% of the company. 

Entrepreneurs across all industry sectors in Laois invited to submit their nominations between now and  February 29.

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