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Ivor Queally from Naas in Kildare to travel to South Africa for 2024 EY Entrepreneur of the Year CEO Retreat

Cork-based Rosaleen Hyde and Maxine Hyde of Ballymaloe Foods have been revealed as a finalist of the 2024 Entrepreneur Of The Year Ireland programme, who will compete with the 23 other shortlisted entrepreneurs, which span a range of sectors including consumer, health tech, pharmaceutical, energy and engineering. Collectively this group of world class business leaders are already generating annual revenues of more than €700M and employ over 4,000 people.

Galway-based Ruth Mackey, David Mackey and John Mackey of Mbryonics Limited ), Dr Barry Flannery of Xerotech and Kenneth Fox of Channel Mechanics have been revealed as finalists of the 2024 Entrepreneur Of The Year™ Ireland programme.

Cork-based entrepreneurs Rosaleen and Maxine Hyde of Ballymaloe Foods have been named as finalists of the 2024 Entrepreneur of The Year Ireland programme.

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THE hunt is on for the Fermanaghs top entrepreneurial trailblazers.

Entrepreneurs from emerging, established and international businesses operating across all industry sectors are invited to submit their nominations for the 2024 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ (EOY) programme, which is now officially open for nominations.

The Theme This Year Is 'The Trailblazers'

CROWN POINT – The Northwest Indiana Influential Women’s Association (NWIIWA) is proud to announce the addition of three new leaders to its board of directors. Each one of the new board members brings unique industry perspectives and experience that will only further enhance the association’s mis ...

A group of 90 of Ireland’s top entrepreneurs including Leitrim duo Pat and Denise Rigney of The Shed Distillery of PJ Rigney have returned from ...