Paul Ward, AIB, John Fahey, AIB, Joe Shannon, AIB Tralee and Sean Healy, AIB at the AIB Brexit Briefing at Ballygarry House Hotel on Wednesday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
A SPECIAL breakfast event was held in Ballygarry House Hotel on Wednesday morning to inform business about the possible implications of Brexit.
The AIB-sponsored breakfast briefing saw experts from the bank discuss market developments following the Brexit vote and the outcome of the US Election, what lies ahead, and some practical steps businesses can make to manage currency risks.
The UK’s pathway to Brexit remains uncertain, particularly following the recent ruling of the UK High Court that Parliament must approve the triggering of Article 50.
Speakers – including John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist and Paul Ward, Senior Treasury Relationship Manager, AIB – helped inform those present to assist their business decision making in the months ahead.
The briefing was very well attended and business owners present were well-informed by AIB on what the future may hold in a post-Brexit, Trump world. Scroll down for photos…
Louis Byrne, SPAR, Niall Lucey, PIerse McCarthy Lucey Solicitors, Billy Nolan, Hilsers Jewellers, Sean Healy, AIB, Nicky Benner, Kerry Motor Works, Paul Stephenson, Sherry Fitzgerald Stephenson Crean and Ger Carmoody, Ger Carmody Auctioneers at the AIB Brexit Briefing at Ballygarry House Hotel on Wednesday morning. Photo by Dermot CreanJames Kelliher, Kelliher O’Shea, Castleisland, Joe Shannon, AIB Tralee, Ogie Moran, Sean Healy AIB and Paul Stephenson, Sherry Fitzgerald Stephenson Crean at the AIB Brexit Briefing at Ballygarry House Hotel on Wednesday morning. Photo by Dermot CreanJohn Fahey, AIB, Paul Ward, AIB, John Drummey, Tralee Chamber Alliance, Kieran Ruttledge, Tralee Chamber Alliance and Sean Healy, AIB, at the AIB Brexit Briefing at Ballygarry House Hotel on Wednesday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
One thought on “AIB Breakfast Briefing Helps Businesses Get Brexit-Ready”
LOL,
Brexit is nothing, are they ready for the real possibility of a fall of the Euro currency or the EU in 2017!
LOL,
Brexit is nothing, are they ready for the real possibility of a fall of the Euro currency or the EU in 2017!