Home News Events Brexit If you would like to include an article about your company in the newsletter at any stage please get in touch with us. This is a FREE SERVICE to Chamber members. Email Us Now! North Tipperary Launch of County Tipperary Business Awards today Thursday at 6.30PM in Thurles Chamber Enterprise Centre 2018 All business are welcome Following on from the fantastic success of the 2017 County Tipperary Business Awards, the preparation for the 2018 event will continue with a launch event at the Thurles Chamber Enterprise Centre, on Thursday the 31 st May at 6.30pm. In conjunction with our main sponsor, ABP , our Innovation and Educationpartners, LIT , and our media partners, TippFM , County Tipperary Chamber of Commerce are delighted to continue our preparation for the 2018 Business Awards which will highlight and celebrate the great strengths and capabilities of business in the county. On his recent visit to LIT Questum Acceleration Centre in Clonmel, Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton T.D. , commented that the County Tipperary Business Awards offer an opportunity to “recognize enterprise excellence, innovation capability and exporting capability, … all of which are key to our success as a country”. Reflecting the close collaboration of County Tipperary Chamber with LIT in the county, he offered that “it is really important that Chambers recognize that by joining with institutes of technology, you can create a new dynamic” for business. The County Tipperary Business Awardsceremony will showcase the very best business talent throughout the county. The event is being hosted by County Tipperary Chamber of Commerce with the co-operation of chambers in Cahir, Thurles, Cashel, Nenagh and Tipperary Town as well as the Mid-Western Business Network. Businesses of all sizes and types, operating in all segments of Tipperary commercial life, will have an opportunity to tell their story and be recognized for their positive contribution to the growth of Tipperary as a successful hub for commerce. County Tipperary Chamber President, T.J. Kinsella says “ We were astounded at the level of the positive reaction to the inaugural County Tipperary Business Awards in 2017. The participation from businesses across the county was phenomenal, representing the range of skills and capabilities that exist in our region. The standard across all categories was extremely high and I think this was wonderfully represented by our shortlisted nominees and eventual award winners. Every single one of those is an outstanding ambassador for Tipperary business. We look forward to continued collaboration with partner organizations, our sponsors, and even more businesses across the county to make the 2018 edition even stronger than before. ” CLICK HERE TO REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS FOR THE 2018 AWARDS Recruitment & Selection €120.00 Wednesday 13th June 2018- 9:30am -4:30pm Questum Acceleration Centre, Clonmel HIRING THE PERSON & SKILLSET YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS Hiring a new member of your team is an important decision as the person you hire today may be with your company for a long time. Ensuring you make the right hire at the beginning increases the likelihood of having a harmonious employment relationship and increasing your existing teams’ capabilities and productivity. This one day comprehensive programme covers practical interviewing skills and applicant screening methodology with hands on exercises and practice interviews. This training is ideal for you if you wish to develop your skills and confidence in interviewing and make more objective assessments. It will improve your confidence to recruit and select the right team member for the job. The link to the website to make a booking is here Please contact Sabrina or Karen to discuss your training needs:
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[email protected] 052 6191105 Click here for upcoming Training Programmes Great success at the TIPPERARY EXPO @ Morrison BMW! We had a full house last Thursday at the TIPPERARY EXPO @ Morrison BMW, Cahir, Co. Tipperary Plenty of interesting stands, great networking and great business speakers with Jim Sheehan and Denis Casey. See the video by Brendan Kerins of Premier Video Photos by Eimear King - click here to see more Last weekend 4 of the Team from Morrison BMW along with a group from BMW Ireland cycled the ring of Kerry in aid of Temple Street Children’s Hospital Kaimin Consulting join the Chamber! Read more about our New Member Kaimin Consulting Please see attached very important documents from Tipperary Local Enterprise Office on: 1. Tipperary Early Payment Scheme for Rates 2018 & 2. Dedicated Procurement Supports for Local firms . LEO_TippCC_Public_Contracts_15x4_Vari.pdf Download File Tipperary Early Payment Scheme for Rates 2018.docx Download File Tipperary Local Enterprise Clonmel Office Phone: 052 612 9466 Email:
[email protected] Fax: 052 6187079 Address: Ballingarrane House, Cahir Road, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary Opening Hours: Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday-Sunday: Closed Nenagh Office Phone: 0761 06 5000 Email:
[email protected] Fax: 067 33134 Address: Civic Offices, Limerick road, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary Opening Hours: Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday-Sunday: Closed Chambers Ireland welcomes the launch of Project Ireland 2040 funds Chambers Ireland today (30 May 2018) welcomed the launch of the €4 billion Project Ireland 2040 funds for rural development, urban regeneration, climate action and innovation. Responding to the announcement, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot commented, “Chambers of commerce are at the heart of towns and cities across the country and these funds are great news for them as there is a real opportunity now to engage on important issues at local and regional level in collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders. The funds are reflective of the areas that Ireland needs to strategically focus on in order to ensure that improved quality of life, balanced growth and environmental goals are met well into the future. It is imperative that we invest limited state resources in the very best practices that will tackle climate change and imbalanced development in Ireland, while we also seek to improve our uptake of new technologies and maximise the benefits these can have for our society and economy. The competitive aspect of the funds is to be welcomed and should encourage actors from across our society and economy to proactively engage with one another and will hopefully also attract innovative ideas and initiatives from a diverse range of actors. Chambers Ireland encourages all interested parties to open dialogues with new partners and consider collaborating further afield to tackle these significant issues in innovative and, crucially, competitive ways.”
