Ireland Gateway To Europe: mapping for the future When Ireland was battered by austerity, four Irish businessmen joined forces to create IGTE, sending out the message that this country was open for business. Post-Brexit, the organisation is putting us on the map Graham Clifford March 26, 2017 Previous Next Image 1 of 4 20/3/17 Adrian McGennis, CEO at Sigmar Recruitment photographed at their offices on Dublin's Hume Street Pic: Marc O'Sullivan Photo by Eoin O'Hara Image 2 of 4 Former Irsh president Mary McAleese speaking at an IGTE event in Chicago in 2015 Photo by Eoin O'Hara Image 3 of 4 Aon Insurance founder Pat Ryan speaking at an IGTE event in Chicago in 2015 Photo by Eoin O'Hara Image 4 of 4 US congressman Richard Neal, speaking at an IGTE event in Boston last year Photo by Eoin O'Hara More Business Business LATEST NEWS07:55Irish investor reaches $30m final close for new tech fund07:51Explainer: What are scope 3 emissions and why are they causing companies a headache?07:22McVerry Trust claims full €15 million government bailout as charity seeks new auditor05:00House of the Week: Scandi-style coach house conversion in Killiney for €1.525m05:00Eithne Shortall: We shouldn’t be triggered by sensible trigger warnings05:00Seven Days: The people, products and places on our radar this week
