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Nenagh man Sean Dwan was the recipient of a great honour recently, being recognised for his extensive business career.
Mr. Dwan was given a special commendation and Fellowship by the All-Ireland Busniess Foundation (AIBF) on Friday, December 8th last for his work as a corporate trainer for companies all over Ireland, which is used tp help individuals and organisations to master the art of effective communication.
Over a very successful career spanning 39 years, Mr. Dwan was commended for his work and congratulated by the Foundation for his excellent work.
His highly rated Speakers Training Camp workshops to multinational organisations in Ireland and worldwide was commended greatly, and they also mentioned his journey to becoming a fully Distinguished Toastmaster back in 2012, which is the higest recognition achievable in communications skills.
In their commendation to Mr. Dwan, the AIBF stated, “We are proud to have you as part of our business community and are thrilled to recognise your exceptional contributions to the world of public speaking and communication.
“Your commitment to helping others find their voice and excel in their professional lives is truly inspiring.
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