By Susan HayesCulleton On Wednesday 15th July, I was invited to facilitate an Irish International Business Network and Irish Hungarian Business Circle discussion about doing business with the Central European country of Hungary. The panellists were Ambassador Ronan Gargan, Irish
I was delighted to be invited to host this session for IIBN as I had the delightful experience of working with the Irish Embassy in New Zealand for St. Brigid’s Day this year. I met a range of people from
Written by Susan HayesCulleton During the latest IIBN webinar, the panel focused on what life will be like after lockdown and spanned the usage of buildings, business relationships, technology, and lots more. Tadgh Enright, Melissa Moyle, Paul Grainger and Brendan
There is a lot of talk these days about exports. For example, you might hear people say that “Ireland is a very open economy” or “the UK is Ireland’s biggest trading partner and that gives rise to a lot of
In January 2018 I joined Dublin Chamber’s trade mission to Hong Kong – and as a result I went back to Hong Kong 5 times over the course of the year. Due to a small accident I couldn’t be on
The Irish doing business in Asia: where to start for a successful Asian strategy As Irish people, we’ve made our presence very positively felt in the US, the UK and even Canada and Australia. The thing is, when it comes
What is the Irish position in Brexit developments? As I am writing this piece, I am sitting in a “boulangerie” on the “Avenue of the Americas” in New York. The European influence is everywhere in this beautiful patisserie – the
What’s the future of Europe? When you mention Europe or the EU in Ireland or in the UK these days, the first thing – and perhaps the only thing – that comes to mind is Brexit. What will happen, what
The first thing that hits you is the heat, then it’s the number of people in such a relatively small space and then, the biggest thing of all is the chaotically efficient (or efficiently chaotic!) experience on the roads. I
How do you create your own opportunities? Many Irish SMEs are uncertain at the moment on the topic of international trade after Brexit: will agreements have to be renegotiated? Will the whole picture shift? And how? It seems that it’s
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