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‘IT’S your business to be healthy’ is the message that both Tralee Chamber Alliance and Bon Secours Hospital, Tralee will relay to attendees at a Business Breakfast Meeting at Ballyseedy Home and Garden Centre, Tralee at 7.30am on Friday, April 29.
The event, sponsored by AIB Bank and Bon Secours Hospital Tralee will feature a presentation Professor Niall Moyna, Head of the School of Health & Human Performance and a member of the Centre for Preventative Medicine in DCU.
Professor Niall Moyna will outline the key to a healthy business while drawing parallels to building a healthy sports team. He will relate to business people and medical professionals the importance of maintaining a healthy work environment and ensuring that staff and management can enjoy a positive work-life balance.
The President of Tralee Chamber Alliance, John Drummey, said: “We are delighted that Bon Secours Hospital Tralee have teamed up with us and AIB Bank for our latest business breakfast meeting. It’s essential that we all promote and create an enabling environment for healthy behaviours among workers. Tralee Chamber Alliance is to the forefront of promoting Tralee as Ireland’s premier town in which to work, live and visit. It’s in everyone’s interest to promote the benefits of being healthy in order to effectively carry out their duties at work.”
Heart disease is the biggest cause of death in Kerry and Consultant Cardiologist at Bon Secours Hospital Tralee, Dr Samer Arnous will discuss how a healthy heart will improve productivity at work.
Stephen Stack, the new AIB Branch Manager in Listowel, a successful footballer for Kerry and coach for Austin Stacks Club, will also present his views on how to deliver a healthy winning team both on and off the pitch.
This event is FREE for Tralee Chamber Alliance Members (€10 for non-members) and places are limited, so to guarantee a place at the breakfast table, please contact info@tralee.ie or phone 066 7121472.
‘It’s Your Business To Be Healthy’ at Ballyseedy Home & Garden Centre will get underway at 7.30am on Friday, April 29and it kindly sponsored by AIB Bank in association with Bon Secours Hospital Tralee.
