Nina Noonan of the Irish Management Institute says companies must do more than asking staff to fill in a feedback card once a month

The €29m warehouse in Larne is just the latest in a series of strategic investments for the company, writes Lorraine Courtney

Sahar Hashemi, the co-founder of Coffee Republic, sees start-up culture as one where everyone works towards the same goal

Enet offers an open access, integrated nationwide network that enables retail service providers to deliver bandwidth to their customers in Ireland

The company aims to double its revenues and its global headcount over the next two years

Not only is it the right thing to do anyway, but having an empathetic leadership style can help your bottom line too

The company refurbishes electronic equipment for future use, thereby reducing the amount of technological waste in the world

Belfast fintech company plans to create 31 new jobs within two years

The cooking oil company hopes to be fully carbon neutral within the next decade

This, the second year of the IMR Manufacturing and Supply Chain Awards, showcases exceptional achievement and innovation in manufacturing

Carlow LEO’s Lean programme is helping David and Paula Butler, of Butler’s Organic Eggs, map their processes and up their productivity

The county is hosting the National Ploughing Championships again in 2020

Noel and Tomoko Doyle of Equinox, a firm creating cultural exchange opportunities, found the help from their Local Enterprise Office in Carlow ‘instrumental’ in the next stage of their business

With its strong infrastructure, great location and plentiful business supports, Carlow offers emerging businesses an ideal base from which to grow

There is no such thing as one size fitting all when it comes to passing on the family business, writes Alan Murray of Mazars

Share equity can play a crucial role in augmenting loyalty and hanging on to talent

Although three-quarters of Irish companies are family-owned, the government remains focused on multinationals