Housing and infrastructure should be top priorities for new government, say business leaders
Digital transformation expected to be the biggest driver of growth in 2025, according to Institute of Directors survey
Institute Of Directors
Aviva’s Irish life arm appoints Helen Nolan as chairwoman
Appointee is former group secretary of Bank of Ireland
Leading a board: What makes an effective chair?
Institute of Directors members share their personal reflections as board chairs and the crucial role they play
Supporting high standards of corporate governance in State Bodies
Institute of Directors Ireland launches new state body governance supports and resources
Directors cite ‘reputational risk’ as main deterrent to sitting on State boards
Survey by the Institute of Directors Ireland comes as fallout from RTÉ's payments controversy continues to play out
No winter gas shortages, EY and Irish vote on split, and working until you’re 70 for a higher State pension
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Most Irish companies favour gender targets over quotas on boards, report finds
Iseq 20 companies had an average female representation of 32% at board level as of July
Paddy Galvin obituary: First Catholic managing director of Guinness Brewery
Engineer from humble Cork background who radically reformed Guinness and went on to take charge of Waterford Crystal
Maura Quinn to carry out external review of abandoned Holohan role
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says Quinn will report back to him in June
Makhlouf insists inflation to moderate later in year
Central Bank governor describes recent surge in energy prices as ‘spectacular’
A third of business leaders do not see imminent return to office
Data from Institute of Directors outlines concerns about return of tight restrictions
Pandemic triggers change in in-demand skills for board members
ESG, innovation, cyber security and digital expertise among skills sought – study
Employers call for Government guidance on return to the workplace
Many businesses are revising plans to return to offices due to the Delta variant
No 'dramatic changes': Withdrawal of Covid supports to be phased in from late in year
Government will outline plans to phase out payments from the fourth quarter
Directors in the frame as boardrooms become more hands-on
Boards are being asked to get involved in their companies’ innovation strategies
Irishwoman gets key position with Barclays corporate banking unit
Helen Kelly named as head of Europe division based in Dublin
Housing costs, Fidelity jobs, and McVerry Trust gets €1.6m from investor scheme
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Big Tech results, Niall Horan shares €1.7m, and impact of US election on Irish economy
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
‘Triple jeopardy’ looms for Irish firms, warn institute of directors
Nine in every 10 members favour Joe Biden victory in US election, survey finds
British business groups sound alarm over no-deal Brexit
Securing quick agreement ‘matters greatly for jobs and livelihoods’, bosses say
Non-executive directors face new paradigm in the boardroom
Increased focus on good governance has meant ever more stringent selection
Nearly a third of company bosses planning to downsize office, survey shows
Few directors believe all staff will return to office once Covid-19 restrictions lifted
Covid-19 is a ‘challenge unlike any other’ for business leaders
New survey shows dramatic reversal in confidence among company directors
No post-Brexit thaw as Boris freezes out business leaders
PM bins Tories’ traditional pro-business stance and blackballs main lobby groups
Government urged to improve UK relations after difficult Brexit negotiations
Survey by Institute of Directors finds Dublin needs to actively promote good relations
Majority government is better choice for economy – Institute of Directors
Snap poll of institute’s members finds single-party is preference to coalition
Not every Irish company is listening to the gender balance mood music
A Government-backed review shows a mixed picture for women in business. What next?
Relationship with UK post-Brexit must be repaired, says Institute of Directors
Only 1 per cent of Irish business directors and executives expect short-term boost
Budget 2020: cautious welcome from business but carbon tax hike criticised
AA Ireland describes carbon tax increase as a “cash-grab dressed up as a green initiative”
Irish firms not planning for board diversity, study finds
Institute of Directors warns on gender issues, succession and recruitment for boards
Will Ardagh’s deleveraging be enough to calm market fears about its debt pile?
Food cans spin-off prompts speculation about unpicking beast that Coulson built
People complain of Brexit uncertainty, but uncertainty will not end with Brexit
London Letter: when government says it is Brexit ready it means it has made all the preparations it can. It doesn’t mean traders are ready
No-deal Brexit anxiety mounts for Northern Irish businesses
‘The people who say “no-deal, no problem”, I say to them “no-deal, big problem” ’
Little not so ‘naive’ about large tech any more
Companies like Facebook are ‘too big to fail’ and must break up, says media entrepreneur
Economics professor says State must consider ‘high-cost’ projects post-Brexit
Ireland is spending ‘far too much time’ thinking about UK, not enough about domestic plans
May to meet Northern Irish business groups over draft Brexit deal
Meeting set to increase tension between DUP and Northern Ireland business community
‘No deal’ Brexit will mean Border checks, Bradley tells NI firms
Northern Secretary dismisses unionist claims that draft deal is a threat to ‘integrity’ of UK
82% of business leaders predict economic crisis in five years
Institute of Directors in Ireland survey finds half of respondents want budgetary surplus
CPL expected to exceed analyst profit goals
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Labour Brexit secretary says second referendum is ‘on the table’
Keir Starmer dismissed claims ‘civil disobedience’ would come from a second Brexit referendum
Business warnings on Brexit ‘inappropriate’, says Jeremy Hunt
UK health secretary claims negativity of industry players undermining PM in talks
UK business chiefs ‘deeply concerned’ time is running out for Brexit deal
Business will have to implement plans for ‘worst-case scenario’, the leaders said
Boris Johnson’s take on Brexit Border not accurate, says Taoiseach
British foreign secretary warns of Brexit ‘meltdown’ and derides Border ‘folly’
The real cost of Brexit: all the things that are not being done
UK Politics: These are Britain’s Lost Years. We can only guess how many of them there will be
‘You want to care for children but you spend all day hurting them’
Working in paediatrics brings a ‘whole whirlpool of feelings’ that need to be supported within the hospital system, believes consultant psychologist Barbara Wren
Twitter Ireland boss warns against outdated career advice
Sinéad McSweeney defends millennials and says mental health and wellbeing are priority
EU warns UK companies of shut-out in event of no-deal Brexit
Flurry of ‘be prepared’ memos sent to firms from hauliers and airlines to mineral water producers
Willie O’Reilly to leave RTÉ
Group commercial director plans to devote more time to roles in the charity sector
Business groups welcome breakthrough in Brexit negotiations
Goodbody chief economist Dermot O’Leary says agreed wording indicates soft Brexit
Caveat: Donohoe runs shy of own advice on women directors
Ministerial line on glass ceiling cracks, foie gras scarcity and solar gongs
Avolon chief Dómhnal Slattery in flying form
Aircraft leasing business chief recalls difficulties getting off the ground a decade ago
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Sun shining on Green Reit and what exactly constitutes a ‘great place to work’?
Jonathan Freedland: Latest Brexit leak shines light on collective lunacy about immigration
Nasty programme to put EU migrants off coming to Britain will make country less attractive even to those born here
He said he’d be back: Schwarzenegger fronts PPI compensation campaign
London Briefing: UK consumers have two years to claim against mis-selling banks
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