Cork Chamber, in association with the Irish Examiner, invite you to our Midsummer Business Breakfast on 21 June to discuss the importance of arts and culture in keeping Cork not only beautiful, but up on a cultural par with the best cities in the world, enticing visitors to return to our beautiful region again and again, sometimes even to stay. This breakfast will be an informative and interactive panel discussion with expert speakers including Mary McCarthy, Director, Crawford Art Gallery and Lorraine Maye, Director, Cork Midsummer Festival.
Join us at this event to understand how the arts, business and cultural communities can work to make Cork top of everyone’s destination list.
Join us for 1.5 hour session with fellow members to learn how to build your company profile by promoting member offers, upcoming events, posting job vacancies and press releases, through using the Members Area (Member Information Centre.)
The ‘Innovation in HealthTech’ event will bring together a wide array of stakeholders to discuss the design and development of new medical device solutions to healthcare problems.
IIBA Technology and Entrepreneurship Event, 25 June
This evening will bring together IIBA’s network in Cork to discuss technology and the success of entrepreneurs in the region, as they go about engaging with the Indian market.
This half-day forum is an ideal opportunity for anyone to get an update on Employment Law, GDPR and attracting and retaining talent for the modern-day workforce! The workshop is facilitated by Caroline McEnery of the HR Suite.
Employment Legislation Update
GDPR- The effect of the new data protection legislation in 2018 & How are you managing it?
Case Law 2017 Examples. Why are they important? What are the learnings?
Ideal for anyone looking to strengthen their project management skills, for those who want to interact more efficiently with Project Managers or stakeholders. This course is provided by Velopi.
Identify and define the key project phases
Learn essential project management skills, concepts, tools and techniques
Identify project stakeholders and map project deliverables to their needs
Define and develop the project scope statement and work breakdown structure
Highlights from our recent Clock out and Connect event at The Oyster Tavern
Members enjoyed a wonderful evening of mingling at the historic Oyster Tavern, one of Cork’s oldest establishments. Check out some highlights from the event below and do have a look at our photo gallery online. Don't miss out on our next Clock out and Connect at The Franciscan Well, 21 June.
At this free exclusive member event on Thursday 14 June we’ll be exploring the hospitality industry, from the traditional to the ultra-modern, discussing how the two are fused together to create convenience in its most luxurious form.
Make the most of the longest day of the year by joining us for Clock Out & Connect on 21 June in the renowned Franciscan Well Brewery and Brew Pub. You’ll get to mingle with fellow members while sharing a slice of Pompeii pizza and sampling some of the craft beers on offer!
This July we’ll be rolling out the bunting and letting down our hair for our brand new Summer Garden Party! We will have chilled cocktails, smooth Summer sounds, fabulous fusion food, brewskis on ice and selfie fun, we just need some Summer vibes and you!
As we develop our calendar of events for 2019 and beyond we want your feedback on how we’re getting on, where we could improve and what kind of events bring the most value to you and your business. Please take five minutes to complete this survey, your feedback will provide us with invaluable insights that will help to us to shape the future of Cork Chamber events.
This inaugural training session is being offered at a reduced cost of just €25 per business (valued at over €300), this includes Briefing, Workshop, Training Materials, Mystery Shopper Visits and Feedback.
Cork Tourist Information Office
Cork Tourist Information Office will shortly be moving from its current location on Grand Parade to 125 St. Patrick’s Street and is due to open on Friday 8th June.
Irish Water is investing €11m to develop Drainage Area Plans for Cork City, Ballincollig and Midleton which will help to improve the performance of the wastewater network, protect the environment and facilitate social and economic development over the coming years.
