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Galway Chamber Business Awards Announcement
GALWAY CHAMBER BUSINESS AWARDS 2023: CELEBRATING THE POWER OF COLLECTIVE ACTION IN THE BUSINESS ARENA Galway Chamber is thrilled to announce the opening of the 2023 Galway Chamber Business Awards. This coveted event, which celebrates the robust business ecosystem of Galway, is scheduled to take place on Friday, November 24th at The Galway Bay Hotel. This year, we're proud to align the awards with the theme, "Collaboration - The Power of Collective Action". The awards ceremony will honour enterprises
GALWAY CHAMBER AND GRANT THORNTON LAUNCH GALWAY ECONOMIC MONITOR
Galway road traffic volumes surpass pre pandemic levels Employment in West region reaches new peak Galway Chamber and Grant Thornton have launched the Galway Economic Monitor – a new publication tracking all the latest key economic indicators for the county. The publication will be produced twice a year, with the data to be tracked and contrasted from publication to publication as well as on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis depending on the source of the information. The data analysis is
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GALWAY CHAMBER SHORTLISTED IN THE NATIONAL CHAMBER AWARDS 2023
Galway Chamber is delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted in 4 categories in the National Chamber Awards 2023. Most Innovative Project Inclusive Pathways to Employment Local Authority Collaboration Stay, Shop and Pay in Galway Campaign Communication & Representataion Galway 2070 - a regional city of the future Sustainability & the SDG's The Evolving Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), and Sustainability Landscape; Demystifying ESG Last year Galway Chamber was honoured to be
4 OUT OF 5 GALWAY BUSINESSES SAY LACK OF ACCOMODATION IMPACTING ABILITY TO HIRE – GALWAY CHAMBER
4 OUT OF 5 GALWAY BUSINESSES SAY LACK OF ACCOMODATION IMPACTING ABILITY TO HIRE – GALWAY CHAMBER 70% say it is impacting staff retention 7 out of 10 have reduced their hiring targets due to housing issue 4 out of 5 businesses in Galway say the lack of accommodation is impacting on their ability to hire staff. That was the result of a new survey conducted by Galway Chamber on the impact of housing on the local business community. For local businesses in the tech sector as many as 9 out of 10 are finding
Galway Consortium’s bid for Urban Innovation Funding
Galway City Council has submitted a bid to the EU Urban Innovation Fund for a pilot project to help identify how a collaborative approach with a range of stakeholders and the wider community can make Galway’s medieval city centre a better place for living, learning, working and relaxing. Galway City Council has partnered in a consortium with the Atlantic Technological University, Galway Chamber of Commerce, Galway Culture Company, Northern & Western Regional Assembly (NWRA) and University of Galway to
