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Cork Chamber is named Chamber of the Year
Cork Chamber has been named Chamber of the Year for its high level of activity, innovative ideas, and positive engagement with members and the local community.
The awards, hosted by Chambers Ireland and sponsored by Zurich, recognise the outstanding work of chambers of commerce throughout the country in supporting local, regional and national business.
President of Chambers Ireland, Margaret Considine, said the award for Cork is a testament to the scale of work being undertaken by the Chamber. "It reflects the huge amount of talent and dedication within the Chamber and underlines how impressively they have managed and adapted their activity to meet the needs of their members."
"What truly impressed our judges was how much Cork Chamber engaged with its members. This is a group of strong communicators, relationship builders and people who care deeply about the businesses of Cork. The Chamber produced a series of excellent events, projects and lobbying campaigns which undoubtedly contributed positively to the city and surrounding region."
Rob Horgan, President of Cork Chamber, welcomed the honour. "Cork is on a powerful trajectory. With transformative transport projects underway and an increasingly dynamic business ecosystem, our city and county are embracing a period of progress and promise. We believe in the strength of every region, and the value each brings to our national success. Smart, innovative thinking is essential to ensuring that Cork and Ireland remain competitive and attractive for both indigenous enterprise and foreign direct investment.'
Conor Healy, CEO of Cork Chamber, said the recognition is grounded in the work, insight and passion of our members. "Everything we do is informed by their experience, shaped by their ideas and inspired by their commitment to Cork's future."
"We are also deeply proud of our dedicated Chamber team, whose professionalism and energy bring our vision to life every day. This award is a reflection of their unwavering commitment to delivering real impact for our members and the wider region."
