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Masterson to address DCU seminar

Hireland.ie co-founder and former McConnells account director Lucy Masterson is among the speakers who will address a conference on business start ups and social enterprise in DCU next Tuesday. Targeted at entrepreneurs and small business owners, Get Started 2013 will comprise expert presentations and panel discussions with the hope of offering ideas, inspiration and support […]

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An Post hosts data protection talk

An Post will host a morning seminar on best practice data protection next week. The company’s regulatory solicitor Linda Ni Chualladh (above) will talk about all things data protection in an hour, with advice on how to maximise business opportunities. At An Post, Ni Chualladh advises on postal regulatory law, competition law, financial service law […]

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Mrs Moneypenny for society lunch

British newspaper columnist and businesswoman Mrs Moneypenny is the guest speaker at the Marketing Society Christmas lunch. A writer with the FT, Mrs Moneypenny runs a business in London, outsources her children to various schools and has been married to a golf-obsessed Australian for over 20 years. She has starred in Channel 4’s SuperScrimpers consumer […]

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Carat to debate future of TV

Redefining TV is the topic of an industry seminar to be hosted by Carat in the Aviva Stadium soon. While traditional TV viewing still dominates the sitting room in Irish homes, content is increasingly made available across multiple platforms. There is a need to explore  the challenges facing broadcasters and advertisers. The seminar, which will […]

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Speakers named for MII conference

Brand Ireland is the theme of the Marketing Institute’s 33rd national marketing conference being held in the Four Seasons hotel on November 7. The conference will be chaired by Newstalk’s Shane Coleman (centre) pictured above with Geoff Lyons, Irish Independent and Tom Trainor, Marketing Institute. Speakers include Lorraine Twohill, Google; Oliver Loomes, Diageo; Tom Adams, […]

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Top British trumpeter for NCH

Award-winning British trumpeter Alison Balsom will perform at the National Concert Hall as part of next month’s international concert series. Balsom won female artist of the year for the second time at last year’s Classic Brit Awards 2011. Balsom will perform a programme of works by Haydn, Elgar and Seraph for trumpet and strings by […]

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Arthur has his day but marketers playing festive card not new

Today is Arthur’s Day, a marketing stunt which Diageo rolled out a few years ago to mark the 250th anniversary of the Guinness Brewery in Dublin. A line-up of top international and home-grown acts will brew up a black storm in the capital tonight as revellers raise a glass to the man who gave the […]

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Marketer of the Year deadline looms

A reminder goes out to contenders for this year’s Marketer of the Year that submissions must be made by close of business this Wednesday. Some of the best known names in Irish marketing have won the award since 1993. In 1997, the joint winners were Avoca’s Simon and Amanda Pratt. In 2010, it was the turn of […]

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Mintel analyst to address AAI

Mintel Inspire’s principal analyst Richard Cope will speak at the Association of Advertisers in Ireland (AAI) Nuts & Bolts breakfast in Rothco next Tuesday. The theme of Cope’s talk will be on how to reach increasingly elusive consumers.  Marketers are now adopting the trend of visceral experiences. Cope will speak about how advertising can engage […]

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UCC hosts TV debate

Television’s impact on Irish society over the past 50 years and future trends with new media are among the topics which will be discussed at a conference in University College Cork (UCC) this Saturday. Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte will formally open the conference, which is jointly hosted by the UCC’s school of history and […]

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Diageo to round up local pubs for Arthur's Day

Diageo is to extend its Guinness Arthur’s Day event to local pubs around the country. Live music will be staged free of charge in bars from Dublin to Cliften, Dingle to Derry on Thursday, September 27. Among the artists are Example, Tinie Tempah, Ellie Goulding, Mika, Professor Green, Fatboy Slim, Texas and Amy MacDonald. Sharleen Spiteri […]

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Sorrell to seek approval for €16m salary package

WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell is expected to press for a €16 million pay package at the group’s annual general meeting in Dublin’s Convention Centre tomorrow. If Sorrell succeeds, it may cause some disquiet in the FTSE 100. Sorrell, 67, has expressed surprise at the notion that shareholders would oppose his latest remuneration demands. He […]

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Bloom visitor numbers likely to grow this bank holiday weekend

Bord Bia’s Bloom gardening festival starts today ands runs until Monday evening in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. Now in its sixth year, Bloom attracted over 90,000 visitors last year. This year’s show has 27 show gardens, over 100 Irish food and drink producers, 40 nurseries in the floral marquee, 25 cookery demos and over 160 retailers […]

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