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The Budget Breakfast will be held at Raheen House Hotel in Clonmel next Wednesday, October 11
County Tipperary Chamber will hold its annual Budget Breakfast, which set to take place next Wednesday, October 11, from 8am to 10am at Raheen House Hotel, Clonmel.
Michelle Aylward, Chamber CEO says "What better way to review the budget for the coming year than to gather our Chamber members and new members for an insightful discussion".
The annual Budget Breakfast offers an invaluable opportunity for Chamber members to gain strategic insights into the forthcoming year's budget.
The event will feature a keynote address by renowned taxation expert Audrey Crean, who will address critical topics related to taxation, providing attendees with essential knowledge and perspectives.
The event is free for Chamber members and €30 for non-members.
"We are dedicated to providing our members with essential insights and resources," said Aylward. "Audrey Crean’s expertise promises to shed light on the annual budget, empowering our members with knowledge crucial for their business strategies".
The event is sponsored by County Tipperary Chamber Skillnet, highlighting the Chamber’s commitment to fostering upskilling opportunities within the local business community.
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