The accolades recognise commitment to delivering customer experience excellence in the contact and shared services sector

Financial services company Avantcard did the county proud when it was awarded not one but four accolades at the CCMA Irish Contact and Shared Services Awards

Some 35 public, private and not-for-profit firms competed at the Chartered Accountants Leinster Society Published Accounts Awards in the Shelbourne Hotel, writes Arlene Harris

Euronext believes strongly in the power of annual reports, to showcase successes, communicate a firm’s vision and enable them to be matched to the perfect investors, writes Arlene Harris

The Chartered Accountants Leinster Society Published Accounts Awards paid particular attention this year to firms that showed commitment to carbon impact, responsible design and diversity and inclusion, writes Arlene Harris

Start-up accelerator Propeller Shannon launched in 2017 in response to a call for tenders for state agency Enterprise Ireland’s Regional Accelerator Development Scheme

Shannon proves itself a major hub for foreign direct investment with more than 4,000 jobs created in the last three years

The Midwest Lean Network helps industries of every size share insights on how to be high productivity, low waste

For many years, Shannon has been synonymous with aviation. Indeed, it is the largest aerospace and aviation cluster in the country

EIFI: Recognising excellence in the Irish Electrical Industry together

The act of changing careers comes with many risks and obstacles, but a growing number of people are taking the plunge regardless

A trip to the scenic, sun-baked and culinarily rich region of Andalucia is just the tonic for the senses

The Irish film industry in particular is benefiting hugely from the many government initiatives and structures promoting Irish talent and attracting inward investment

With the global insect population in decline, more and more people are keeping beehives to do their bit for the environment – and for the sheer enjoyment of it too

With 690 new companies set up in the first quarter of 2019 alone, and with strong support systems for early-stage entrepreneurs, Cork’s start-up scene is thriving, writes Arlene Harris