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Michael O’Connor of Aspen Grove, Ronan Falvey of Aspen Grove and Dan O’Donoghue at the Grow Remote Conference at The Rose Hotel on Friday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
THE inaugural ‘Grow Remote’ conference was held at The Rose Hotel in Tralee on Friday.
Delegates from Adadoo, Shopify, Nearform and others were present to discuss remote-working opportunities in Ireland. The conference aimed to promote the benefits of remote working for businesses, for workers and the communities they live in.
Ken Tobin of HQ Tralee said hosting the conference was important for the town.
“One of the most important parts of this conference is that it is attraction national and international employers into Tralee. It is showcasing the town as not only a location for hosting conferences but also as a location for generating employment in the town,” he said.
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As well as attending the conference, many delegates got a chance to see how Tralee is an ideal place to achieve that ideal work/life balance.
The ‘Grow Remote’ movement brings together tech firms, entrepreneurs and town planners to create a unified approach to enabling smarter working in the regions of Ireland.
The event was supported by Kerry County Council, Tralee Chamber, Bank of Ireland, HQTralee and Abodoo.
Hilary Lawrence, Maura Holly and Jenny Kendrick and at back Neil Clarke at the Grow Remote Conference at The Rose Hotel on Friday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
Ken Tobin and Tom O’Leary of HQ Tralee with Tracy Keogh, Community Manager at Bank of Ireland at the Grow Remote Conference at The Rose Hotel on Friday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Michael O’Driscoll and Declan Sugrue from OfficeLight in Cahersiveen at the Grow Remote Conference at The Rose Hotel on Friday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
Stevie Haughey and Danny O’Brien at the Grow Remote Conference at The Rose Hotel on Friday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
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The delegates gather at the Grow Remote Conference at The Rose Hotel on Friday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean
