Second Capital Limerick Finance Event Announced for March in Dublin. pictured are Conn Murray, CEO, Limerick City and County Council, Kieran O’Hanlon, Mayor of Limerick City and County, Ken Johnson Limerick Chamber President, Martin Shanahan, CEO of IDA Ireland, Laura Ryan, Head of Communications and Marketing, Limerick City and County Council, Niall O’Callaghan, regional manager of the IDA and Dr. James Ring, CEO, Limerick Chamber at a joint Limerick City and County Council and Limerick Chamber event addressed by IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan.
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The second major Capital Limerick Finance Event will take place at 6.30pm on Wednesday, March 29, at the Westin Hotel in Dublin’s Westmoreland Street.
A group composed of Limerick-born professionals based in Dublin will explore opportunities for financial services firms in the region later at the event.
There, a panel discussion will take place, featuring top economics lecturer at the University of Limerick, Dr Stephen Kinsella, Eamonn Fallon, senior vice-president of Limerick-based firm Northern Trust and Carolanne Cunningham, of Bank of America leasing.
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The evening discussion will be moderated by Donal O’Donovan, the business editor at the Irish Independent.
Capital Limerick spokesperson and founder Clair Hayes said: “The Mid-West is home to domestic and international investment managers, leasing operators, banks, payment service providers and other financial services firms. With the help of our panel of experts, we want to explore the attractiveness of the Mid-West and to examine if Limerick and the Mid-West is, or can become, a viable alternative option to Dublin’s IFSC, particularly in a post-Brexit era.”
Capital Limerick was established last year by a group of Limerick business and professional people based in Dublin.
They came together to promote and enhance Limerick’s profile and reputation in Dublin as one of the state’s prime economic and socio-cultural hubs and as a centre of excellence in leadership.
It’s reaching out to the thousands of Limerick people living and working in Dublin, and who are united around that goal.
Among its membership are former Limerick Leader journalist Barry Duggan, Stephen O’Byrnes, MKC Communications, Seamus Hennessy of the STL Group and government advisor Patricia Ryan.
The Capital Limerick Finance Event later this month is being sponsored by Northern Trust, Matheson and the Elder Healthcare Group.
While attendance is free, numbers are limited: to register, email [email protected].
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