The retreat challenges entrepreneurs to take their businesses to the next level.
Three Westmeath entrepreneurs will travel to Singapore for the 2023 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ Retreat.
Ted Wright, from Milltownpass is the CEO of Writech in Mullingar, Brian Fahey, CEO of MyComplianceOffice in Dublin, and Neil Skeffington CEO of Novelplast Teoranta in Meath both from Athlone, will be travelling to the retreat.
More than 90 of Ireland’s top entrepreneurs will attend the event, which is running from Sunday 14 to Sunday 21 May.
The aim of the retreat is to support, inspire, and challenge the entrepreneurs to take their businesses to the next level.
The delegation includes this year’s 24 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ finalists as well as alumni representing a broad spectrum of industries.
The entrepreneurs will spend the week in Singapore where they will participate in a comprehensive programme of networking, executive coaching, and education.
Roger Wallace, Partner Lead for EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ said:
The annual CEO retreat is one of the highlights of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year programme. This year’s retreat takes place in Singapore and 90 of Ireland’s leading entrepreneurs are attending, joined by Invest NI and Enterprise Ireland.
Singapore is an incredibly important market in its own right and is also recognised as the gateway to Southeast Asia, a region with a population of over 600 million. As small island trading nations surrounded by much larger countries, both Singapore and Ireland have learned to punch above their weight by fostering a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship and having and open an dynamic trading economy. There is lots that Irish entrepreneurs can learn from the Singaporean pace of change, innovation, and national planning as well from across the wider Southeast Asian markets. I have no doubt that our Singaporean hosts will also learn a great deal from the world class Irish entrepreneurs
The theme for this year’s EY Entrepreneur Of The Year ™ programme is ‘The Art of Entrepreneurship’. Artists and Entrepreneurs are both creative and curious. They think differently and are driven by a purpose to introduce innovative ideas and concepts which inspire and challenge. The CEO Retreat is designed to inspire and challenge these leading business minds to look beyond the horizon to discover next level opportunities for their businesses and their communities.”
The 2023 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ finalists are:
International
Ted Wright of Writech Industrial Services Ltd
Brian Fahey of MyComplianceOffice
Neil Skeffington of Novelplast Teoranta
Andrew Woods of Catagen
Abhilash Borana of Failte Solar
Tom Keogh of Keoghs Crisps
Nick Keegan of Mail Metrics
Tom Walsh of Staycity
Emerging
Denis Collins of ActionZero
Chris Kelly of EasyGo
Rosie Connolly & Paul Quinn of 4TH ARQ
Deirdre O’Neill & Helen O’Neill of Hertility
Sam Moffett of Moffett Automated Storage
Lauren Duggan, Fiona Parfrey & Aine Kilkenny of Riley
Declan Wynne of Skanstec
Ray Nangle & Geraldine Killian of The Lunch Bag
Established
Ciaran Marron of Activ8 Solar Energies
Douglas Adams of Connected Health
John Desmond & John O’Callaghan of Cygnum Timber Frame
Michael McCambridge of McCambridge Bread
David Beggs of Pure Pharmacy
Sheena Bailey & Louella Morton of TestReach Ltd
Lorraine Heskin of Gourmet Food Parlour
Charles Cosgrave of Village Vets
Ted Wright
Neil Skeffington
Brian Fahey
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