Western Development Commission - Sponsor of the Young Business Person of the Year
We are delighted to welcome Western Development Commission as the official 2026 sponsor of the Young Business Person of the Year category.
Western Development Commission is delighted to be sponsoring the Young Businessperson of the Year Award at the 2026 Chamber Ireland Awards—an award that recognises a young entrepreneur or business leader for innovation, leadership, and impact. It celebrates the next generation of Irish business talent who demonstrate vision, resilience, and a profound contribution to their organisation and industry.
The Western Development Commission (WDC) is a State agency operating under the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht. It supports economic and social development across the Western Region of Ireland, including Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Roscommon, Mayo, Galway and Clare.
Our vision is to position the Western and North Western Region as a dynamic hub where innovation, enterprise and sustainability drive long-term growth and resilience. Our purpose is to unlock the region’s full potential through strategic investment and collaboration, fostering innovation, inclusivity and sustainable development. Our mission is to build vibrant communities by investing in people, place and enterprise.
Welcome to PwC - Sponsor of the Business Person of the Year category.
We are delighted to welcome PwC as the official 2026 sponsor of the Business Person of the Year category.
PwC Ireland is delighted to be sponsoring the Businessperson of the Year Award at the 2026 Chamber Ireland Awards—an award that recognises outstanding personal leadership, strategic vision and entrepreneurial excellence, reflected in sustained, measurable business success and positive impact on the wider Irish economy.
As one of Ireland’s largest professional services firms, PwC Ireland works with business leaders and organisations of all sizes—from ambitious owner‑managed and family‑owned businesses to multinationals and public sector bodies—supporting those who are driving growth, leading transformation and navigating complexity in a fast‑changing environment. With offices across Dublin, Cork, Belfast, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick, Waterford and Wexford, our teams combine deep local insight with the strength of PwC’s global network to help organisations build trust and create long‑term value.
Through our PwC Private team, we work closely with entrepreneurs, business owners and leadership teams at every stage of their journey—supporting strategic decision‑making, innovation, succession planning and sustainable growth. These are the same qualities celebrated by the Businessperson of the Year Award: inspirational leadership, a clear strategic vision and the ability to deliver lasting success.
That shared commitment to leadership, ambition and positive impact is why we are proud to support an award that honours exceptional business achievement and role‑model leadership across Ireland.
We look forward to celebrating Ireland’s outstanding business leaders with you.
2026 Tickets & Awards Night Details
Venue: Dublin Royal Convention Centre, Dublin
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Event Details
- Date: Friday, 26th June 2026
- Time: 18:00 - 23:00 IST (Drinks Reception begins at 6:00pm; Awards Ceremony commences at 7:15pm)
- Venue: The Dublin Royal Convention Centre, 1 Le Pole Square, Ship Street Great, Dublin 8 (D08 E6PD)
- Host: The wonderful Anna Daly
- Dress Code: Strictly Black Tie
What to Expect
Prepare for an unforgettable night of celebration, connection, and entertainment. Your ticket includes:
- A complimentary Prosecco reception on arrival
- A delicious 3-course meal with wine during the ceremony
- Live music to dance the night away
- Prizes to win throughout the night
What's up for grabs?
- A signed PwC All Stars Football jersey and PwC All Stars Hurling jersey
- A €75 Wright Group voucher
- A premium overnight stay for two at Herbert Park Hotel
- A luxury one-night B&B experience for two in a Hot Tub Suite at Newpark Hotel Kilkenny, complete with breakfast in Gulliver’s Restaurant
- 5 exclusive premium tour tickets at Rascals Brewing Co.
And many more......
Exclusive Table of 12
€3,500.00 excl VAT
Exclusive Table of 10
€2,995.00 excl VAT
Individual Ticket at shared table
€320 excl VAT
2026 Awards Finalists
Congratulations to all of the well-deserved finalists!
It is incredibly exciting to see the remarkable talent, resilience, and strategic brilliance being recognised this year. As Irish commerce moves through this intense period of rapid digital and sustainable transformation, the innovators and leaders on this year’s shortlist are truly setting the benchmark for excellence.
We can’t wait to celebrate your achievements and see you all on Friday, 26 June 2026, at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre for what promises to be an unforgettable, black-tie evening of networking, celebration, and recognition.
For anyone who hasn’t secured their spot yet, tickets are moving fast. Make sure to join us for a fantastic night—complete with a three-course meal, arrival drinks at 6pm, and live entertainment to keep the celebrations going late into the night.
Culture, ESG & Responsibility
Sponsored By
Bar Square
Capcon Engineering
Carr Communications Ltd
Castle Varagh Hotel
Connacht Hospitality Group
Cregg
Hodson Bay Group
Jacobs Engineering Ireland
N.A.A. Ltd
Rathfarnham Pharmacy
Tarasis Enterprises
The Old Quarter Pub & Townhouse
Vagabond Tours of Ireland Ltd.
Woodford Dolmen Hotel
Zimmer Biomet
Sponsored By
Childhood Development Initiative
Clever Little Handies
Codex
Croke Park
EnergyCloud
FuturEnergy Ireland
Irish Life
Mars
McCabes Pharmacy
MrPRICE Branded Bargains
Nearby Ireland
South Dublin County Council
St John of God Community Mental Health Services, Lucena CAMHS
WeCan
WuXi Biologics Ireland
Zimmer Biomet
Bord Gáis Energy
Carr Communications Ltd
Ceile Care
Codex
Creative Spark
HEINEKEN Ireland
Immigrant Advice Bureau
Jacob Law LLP
The Open Doors Initiative
Trigon Hotels
Sponsored By
ABP Ireland
Activ8 Solar Energies
ADM
Carbery Group Limited
Compass Ireland
Dawn Meats
Ecocem Ireland Ltd
EPS Group
FBD Hotels and Resorts
Grassland Agro
Kingspan Group
KORE Insulation
Panda
Re-Turn
Sodexo Ireland
South Dublin County Council
Vhi
Allfresh Wholesale
Clean Ireland Recycling
McBreen Environmental
Panda
Re-Turn
Ryans Cleaning, Waste & Recycling
Swords Pavilions
Walsh Waste & Recycling
Strategy, Leadership & Financial Performance
Aerska
Altar Nutrition
Covy Watersport
E-Kiosk Ireland
Fordes Courtyard
HomeBot Ireland
Joyof Foods Limited
MyComfort®
Taskgo AI
TownPin.ie
Sponsored by
Áine Mac Grory, Rathfarnham Pharmacy
Aisling Ryan, Ryans Cleaning
Avril McCarthy, Derrycourt Cleaning Specialist
Bobby Healy, Manna Air Delivery
Chris Furey, Furey Smyth Group
Claire Glynn, Clever Little Handies
Claire Spain, Luxury Irish Tours
Clara Mulligan, HomeBot Ireland
Damien McBreen, McBreen Environmental
David Fox, Sodexo
Geraldine Jones, Skin Formulas
Kealan Lennon, CleverCards
Laura Dowling, The Fabulous Pharmacist
Tim Sparsis, The Attic Company
Tony Delaney, SYS Financial
Winner will be announced on the night
Sponsored by
Winner will be announced on the night
ArraTipp
BNY
Dawn Meats
Equinix Ireland
FuturEnergy Ireland
Hostelworld
Accelerated Payments
Moonshot
Payslip
Smarttech247
TestReach
Whyze Health Ltd.
Accelerated Payments
CleverCards
Payslip
Quantmatix Limited
Revolut
Teybridge Capital Europe
TransferMate
Whyze Health Ltd.
Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland Limited
LHK Group
Sure Financial Ltd
SYS Financial
Zurich Life Assurance
Sponsored By
BWG Foods
Ceile Care
Derrycourt Cleaning Specialists
eContent Ltd
Equinix Ireland
LHK Group
Little Smarties Childcare Ltd
Luxury Irish Tours
Panda
Rathfarnham Pharmacy
Shannon Springs Hotel
Walsh Waste & Recycling
Sponsored by
Áine Mac Grory, Rathfarnham Pharmacy
Aoife Kelly, Celtonn
Ciara Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick’s New Lodge & J.H. Fitzpatrick Ltd
Conor O’Keeffe, Altar Nutrition
Donnacha Tobin, Capcon Engineering
Eniola Salami, Joyof Foods Limited
Jack Pilkington, Clonearl Engineering
Keilidh Cashell , KASH Beauty
Orla Canney, Orla Canney Consulting
Pádraig Langsch, Langsch & Cunnane Solicitors LLP
Customer & Market Engagement
Amden Group
APP Kirrane Auctioneering
Arventa
Carr Communications Ltd
CDG
Ceile Care
Creative Spark
Crystal Lean Solutions
Immigrant Advice Bureau
Ishaq & Co Solicitors
Moonshot
Orla Canney Consulting
Woodview HRM
Calor
Digiweb
Galway Food Tours
Geraldine Jones Ltd Trading as Skin Formulas
Hearing Aids Direct Ltd
Immigrant Advice Bureau
LHK Group
Luxury Irish Tours
Manna Air Delivery
Mayo Leisure Point
Phorest
Rathfarnham Pharmacy
Sure Financial Ltd
TELUS Digital
TestReach
Woodford Dolmen Hotel
An Post
Dublin Bus
South Dublin County Council
TownPin.ie, Louth County Council
CDG
Codex
fabÜ
Geraldine Jones Ltd Trading as Skin Formulas
KASH Beauty
Luxury Irish Tours
Midlands Flavours – Midlands Regional Enterprise Office
MyComfort®
Panda
South Dublin County Council
Sparsis Ltd. Trading as The Attic Company
Waldron Family Meats
Carr Communications Ltd
CDG
E-Kiosk Ireland
eContent Ltd
Feenix Group
Hostelworld
Taskgo AI
Wolfpack Digital
Derrycourt Cleaning Specialists
Ryans Cleaning, Waste & Recycling
Sodexo Ireland
WorkSpace
Burren Smokehouse Ltd
Cliff House Hotel
Connacht Hospitality Group
Cork International Hotel
Croke Park
Dingle Skellig Hotel
Galway Food Tours
Luxury Irish Tours
McSwiggans Galway
Merrys Gastro Pub
Midlands Flavours – Midlands Regional Enterprise Office
Sodexo Ireland
The Chancery Hotel
The College Green Hotel
The Grafton Hotel
Wild Atlantic Seaweed Baths
APP Kirrane Auctioneering
Carr Communications Ltd
Childhood Development Initiative
Compass Ireland
Hostelworld
LHK Group
Panda
Rascals Brewing Company
The Thomas Hayes Trust CLG
Trigon Hotels
Údarás na Gaeltachta
Allfresh Wholesale
Burren Smokehouse Ltd
Dawn Meats
EnergyServ Solar Limited
Microchip
MyComfort®
Rascals Brewing Company
Smurfit Westrock
Sparsis Ltd. Trading as The Attic Company
Waldron Family Meats
West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc
All Ireland Foods
Altar Nutrition
APP Kirrane Auctioneering
Arventa
fabÜ
Geraldine Jones Ltd Trading as Skin Formulas
Gewardz Health
Hostelworld
Jacob Law LLP
MyComfort®
Cregg
Excel Recruitment
Sanderson
Carrolls Irish Gifts
Codex
E-Kiosk Ireland
EUROSPAR
MrPRICE Branded Bargains
MyComfort®
N.A.A. Ltd
Rascals Brewing Company
Wild Atlantic Seaweed Baths
Technology & Digital Innovation
Sponsored By
Arventa
BNY
Chirp Technologies Limited
DigiCert Ireland
Hostelworld
Irish Life
Marsh
Moonshot
Quantmatix Limited
Sitecore
Smarttech247
Sunstone Technologies
TELUS Digital
TestReach
Whyze Health Ltd.
Chirp Technologies Limited
Moonshot
Smarttech247
Dublin Bus
EDAC
EnergyCloud
Forsman & Bodenfors
Jacob Law LLP
LHK Group
Manna Air Delivery
Panda
Payslip
SAP Ireland
Smarttech247
Sunstone Technologies
Taskgo AI
TELUS Digital
TestReach
Wolfpack Digital
A Massive Thank You to Our Sponsors, Judges, and Entrants!
An event of this scale simply wouldn’t be possible without the incredible community that drives it. As we gear up for a fantastic night of celebration at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre on Friday, 26 June 2026, we want to take a moment to extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who makes the Chambers Ireland Awards possible.
To Our Sponsors: Fueling Innovation
Thank you to our incredible sponsors, including our headline partner eir business, for your unwavering support and commitment to fostering business excellence across Ireland. Your investment in our community provides the platform to recognise and champion the vital digital and sustainable transformations shaping our future. We are proud to partner with organisations that share our vision for a progressive, resilient economy.
To Our Judges: The Guardians of Excellence
To our distinguished panel of judges, thank you for volunteering your time, immense expertise, and sharp insights. Evaluating such a high calibre of entries is no small feat. Your dedication to a fair, rigorous, and thorough judging process ensures that these awards remain the ultimate benchmark of success in Irish commerce.
To Our Entrants: Inspiring Us All
Finally, a huge thank you to every single organisation that took the time to submit an entry this year. The standard of innovation, resilience, and leadership displayed across the board was nothing short of inspiring. Even if you didn’t make the shortlist this time around, your commitment to driving positive change in your community and industry is highly commendable. You are the heartbeat of this initiative.
See You at the Ceremony!
To our sponsors, judges, finalists, and supporters—we cannot wait to raise a glass to your hard work and achievements.
If you haven’t secured your seat yet, tickets are selling quickly. Join us for an evening of networking, celebration, and premium entertainment.
eir business Named Headline Sponsor of the 2026 Chambers Ireland Awards
Pictured L-R: Joe Carlyle (Director of Consultancy & Technology, eir business), Susan Brady (Managing Director, eir business), Mark Higgins (SME Sales Director, eir business), Heidi Vambeck (Strategic Partnerships Manager, Ashville Media), Ian Talbot (Chief Executive, Chambers Ireland)
Now in their 14th year, the eir business Chambers Ireland Awards open for entries, spotlighting innovation and achievement nationwide
The eir business Chambers Ireland Awards 2026, are now open for entries, inviting organisations of every size and sector across the country to take part in Ireland’s leading national business awards programme.
In this 14th year of celebrating excellence in Irish enterprise, the programme recognises the organisations, leaders and innovators shaping the future of Ireland’s economy—across digital transformation, strategy, culture, and market engagement. Chambers Ireland is delighted to welcome eir business as the headline sponsor for the 2026 awards
We are proud to sponsor the 2026 eir business Chambers Ireland Awards, a programme that recognises the ambition, resilience and innovation that define Irish enterprise today. Every day, we see organisations adapting, transforming and pushing boundaries in a rapidly changing digital landscape. These awards shine a light on that progress, on the leaders, teams and ideas shaping Ireland’s economic future. At eir business, our mission is to make the complex simple so businesses can thrive with confidence. Supporting these awards is an extension of that commitment. We want to champion the organisations who are setting the standard, embracing technology responsibly, and driving growth in their communities and across the country.
Susan Brady, Managing Director eir business
How to Enter: Everything You Need to Know
5 Things you need before entering
- Your Website URL
- Company Logo
- Social Media Handles (Optional)
- Maximun 2,000 words text to support your category selection.
- Support content, such as videos, PDFs & pictures.
How to Enter Step By Step
To enter the Chambers Ireland InBusiness Awards, click on the ENTER NOW button. If you do not have an account, click Create Account on the top bar of the page; if you already have an account, simply log in. To create a new account, fill in your details and click Register, then log in once registration is complete. After logging in, click ENTER NOW on the top bar to begin your submission. Start by completing the Contact Information page, and when finished, scroll to the bottom and click Save and Next to proceed to the second part of your submission. Continue by filling in all the required information and, once everything is completed, scroll to the very end. If you do not wish to submit another entry, click Save and Finalise; however, if you plan to submit additional entries, tick the box “I want to submit this Submission to another Category” before clicking Save and Finalise, which allows the first form to be automatically filled in so you only need to complete the second part. Once you click Save and Finalise, your entry will be complete and you will receive a confirmation email.
If you have any queries, please contact us on T: 01 6401 777 or E: Events@ashville.com
From "Recognition" to "eir business Chambers Ireland" a brief summary of our Awards
From “Recognition” to “eir business Chambers Ireland”: A History of the eir business Chambers Ireland Awards (2011–2026)
For over a decade and a half, the eir business Chambers Ireland have served as a definitive barometer for the Irish commercial landscape. Established through a strategic partnership between Chambers Ireland, the country’s largest business network, and Ashville Media Group, the programme has evolved from a modest event focused on economic survival into a grand celebration of “strategic brilliance” and global ambition.
The history of the awards can be categorised into four distinct eras, each reflecting the prevailing economic climate of the nation: the Recovery Phase, the Expansion Era, the Pandemic Resilience Phase, and the current era of Sustainable Transformation.
1. The Era of Recovery (2011–2015): The “Recognition” Mandate
The awards were originally titled the InBusiness Recognition Awards. This nomenclature was deliberate and reflective of the time. Launching in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, during a period of austerity and EU/IMF oversight, the primary objective was to “recognise” those businesses that were simply keeping the lights on, retaining staff, and maintaining service standards in a depressed market.
Early ceremonies took place at the Westin Hotel in Dublin, an intimate city-centre venue suited to the sombre but hopeful tone of the recovery years. During this period, the awards highlighted stability and trust. For example, the 2012 winners included ŠKODA Ireland, recognised for defying market trends with sales growth, and Bank of Ireland, which began its long-standing dominance in the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) category. These early wins established the programme’s credibility, proving that even in a capital-constrained environment, Irish businesses were innovating to survive.
2. The Expansion Era (2016–2019): Infrastructure and Globalisation
As the Irish economy rebounded, dubbed the “Celtic Phoenix,” the awards scaled up significantly in both size and ambition. The venue shifted to larger locations like the Conrad Hotel to accommodate a swelling guest list of industry leaders. The categories expanded to reflect a booming Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) sector and a rapidly globalising indigenous market.
The 2016 ceremony stands out as a watershed moment. Winners such as Vodafone Ireland (Company of the Year) and Dublin Port (Tourism Award) signalled a shift in focus toward critical infrastructure and connectivity. The awards began to honour leaders who were looking outward; Julie Sinnamon of Enterprise Ireland was named Businesswoman of the Year, acknowledging the state agency’s role in diversifying Irish exports post-Brexit. This era solidified the awards’ reputation as a platform where the public and private sectors, from semi-state bodies like the NSAI to retail giants like Applegreen, converged to celebrate growth.
3. The Resilience Era (2020–2022): Wellness and Adaptability
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 forced another evolution. While commercial success remained important, the criteria for winning shifted heavily toward adaptability and employee welfare. The awards adapted to virtual and hybrid formats, maintaining continuity when physical gatherings were impossible.
During this period, the definition of “success” was rewritten. In 2021, EduCampus and HEAnet won “Best in Health and Wellbeing,” an accolade that honoured their internal efforts to support staff mental health through remote working initiatives rather than financial metrics. This highlighted a permanent shift in the awards’ philosophy: a great company was no longer just a profitable one, but one that protected its people during a crisis.
4. The Modern Era (2023–2026): A Strategic Rebrand
In the mid-2020s, the programme underwent its most significant transformation. Moving away from the “Recognition” moniker, the programme was refreshed and rebranded simply as the eir business Chambers Ireland Awards. This change signalled that the Irish economy had moved beyond the need for validation and was now focused on “actively shaping the future”.
The modern awards, hosted in the historic setting of Clontarf Castle and scheduled to move to the Royal Convention Centre in 2026, are defined by three new pillars: Digital Transformation, Sustainability Commitments, and Inclusive Cultures.
The 2025 winners exemplify this new direction. Sodexo Ireland was named Company of the Year, recognised for its “experience-led” workplace services and net-zero roadmap, proving that facilities management had become a strategic boardroom priority. Neil Hosty of Fexco took the title of Business Person of the Year, highlighting the power of regional fintech innovation. Furthermore, new categories such as “DEI Company of the Year” (won by Circle K) and “Green/Sustainable Company” (won by ABP Food Group) demonstrate that Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics are now central to the adjudication process.
Conclusion
From the austerity-era gatherings at the Westin to the future-focused galas at the Royal Convention Centre, the history of the Chambers Ireland InBusiness Awards mirrors the trajectory of Ireland itself. What began as a mechanism to recognise survival has matured into a sophisticated platform celebrating “excellence, resilience, and strategic brilliance”. As the programme looks toward 2026, it continues to honour the visionaries who do not merely participate in the market, but who define it.
Entries Open for Chambers Ireland Awards 2026
The eir business Chambers Ireland Awards: Where Legacy Meets the Future of Irish Business
For over a decade, the InBusiness Recognition Awards have been a cornerstone of the Irish business calendar. As the landscape of Irish industry continues to evolve, so too does our program. Now reintroduced as the eir business Chambers Ireland Awards, this refreshed platform reflects the foundations of success in today’s national economy.
With updated categories and criteria, the awards better capture the digital transformation, sustainability commitments, and inclusive cultures shaping modern enterprises. We are proud to celebrate the visionaries, innovators, and leaders who are not merely participating in the market, but actively shaping the future of Irish business.
eir business Chambers Ireland Awards:
A Future with Your Brand at the Centre
Becoming a sponsor of the eir business Chambers Ireland Awards places your brand at the heart of Ireland’s most influential business network. Backed by Chambers Ireland, the awards offer exceptional visibility, positioning your organisation alongside excellence, innovation, and leadership on a national stage.
Sponsorship goes beyond exposure, creating meaningful connections with senior decision-makers and future partners across Irish enterprise. From on-stage recognition to premium networking and year-round brand amplification, this is a powerful opportunity to align your brand with the future of Irish business.
2026 Awards Partnership & Sponsorships
Lead the Celebration: Sponsor a 2026 Category
Building a Legacy Together
From bustling city centres to local town squares, Chambers Ireland has spent decades as the driving force behind the interests of the Irish business community. We have long understood that the strength of our economy lies in the power of connection and the untapped potential of shared opportunity. As the State’s largest and most representative business network, our heritage is built upon the success of the enterprises we serve, ensuring that Irish business remains resilient, competitive, and forward-facing in an ever-changing global market.
These awards represent the crowning jewel of our annual calendar, a prestigious night where the exceptional becomes the standard. For fourteen years, we have had a front-row seat as the landscape of Irish business has evolved, witnessing firsthand the rise of new industries and the transformation of traditional ones. This event is not merely a ceremony; it is a vital platform where leadership, innovation, and corporate social responsibility are given the national stage they deserve.
Now, we are inviting you to go beyond the role of a spectator and take an active hand in shaping the future of this legacy. By aligning your brand with over a decade of excellence, you do more than just support an event; you secure your place at the very forefront of Ireland’s most distinguished business celebration. This is an opportunity to associate your brand with the highest echelons of professional achievement and to connect directly with the visionaries who are defining the next era of Irish commerce.
Lead the Celebration: Join Us as a Partner
Position your brand at the heart of the action. We invite you to become a Bespoke Category Partner, allowing you to champion a specific field of excellence that reflects your company’s values and expertise. From presenting on stage to permanent brand engraving, this partnership is designed to offer unparalleled visibility and prestige.
Would you like to discuss which category best aligns with your brand’s mission for 2026?
Hand the Trophy to Your Next Major Client
The On-Stage Moment
Your senior representative will take centre stage to present the award to the winner of your chosen category
A "Who’s Who" of Potential Clients
Imagine handing an award to a leader from companies like Amazon, AIB, An Post, Eli Lilly, or Huawei. This is direct, high-prestige engagement with the companies you want to work with.
Engraved Authority
Your company name is engraved directly onto the physical award, ensuring your brand has a permanent place in the offices of Ireland’s top performers.
Premium Content for Your Brand
We provide professional photography and the opportunity for a post-event "piece to camera" video interview, giving you a suite of high-end marketing assets for your own LinkedIn and website.
Costs and Sponsorship Elements
For a flat investment of €6,950 (excl. VAT), you secure a comprehensive partnership package which is customised for each sponsor's needs.
Pre-Event: National Brand Visibility
Start building awareness and excitement well before the awards night from the date of sign-up:
Category Alignment: Leadership & Influence
Align your brand directly with excellence in your chosen field:
The Event Night: Premium Hospitality & Access
Celebrate excellence with high-impact networking at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre:
Post-Event: Lasting Digital Impact
Maintain your presence and engagement long after the ceremony concludes:
Choose your Category : The 2026 Category Pillars:
Our categories are more than just lists; they are the four pillars of modern corporate success. Choose the grouping that best reflects your brand’s "Why."
1. Strategy, Leadership & Financial Performance Categories
This pillar is the engine room of the Irish economy, celebrating the architects of growth and the masters of resilience. These categories recognise the CFOs and businesspeople who navigate complex markets, the Fintech pioneers redefining finance, and the Young Business Leaders who represent the future. Whether it is a landmark Deal of the Year, Team of the Year or an Exporter conquering new territories, this group honours those who provide the strategic backbone for Ireland's continued prosperity.
2. Culture, ESG & Responsibility Categories
Modern business success is defined by the legacy a company leaves behind. This group breathes life into the "conscience" of the corporate world, honouring those who prioritise people and the planet. From fostering a Best Place to Work where employees truly thrive to executing Community Impact initiatives that change lives, these awards are for the organizations leading with purpose. They celebrate the champions of Diversity, Equality & Inclusion (DEI) and the Green/Sustainable innovators ensuring our future remains vibrant.
3. Customer & Market Engagement Categories
This is the frontline of business, the space where a brand builds a lasting relationship with its audience. These categories celebrate the relentless pursuit of excellence in Customer Experience across both the public and private sectors. It honours the "household names" like our retailers and Hospitality Stars, alongside the Creative Agencies and In-House Marketing teams who tell the stories that captivate the nation.
4. Technology & Digital Innovation Categories
In an era of rapid disruption, this group celebrates the pioneers of the digital frontier. It focuses on the transformative power of AI & Data Analytics and the critical protection provided by our Cybersecurity firms. These awards aren't just about the tools; they are about the Digital Transformation that changes how we live and the high-performing teams that turn complex code into real-world solutions.
Our Sponsorship Team would love to hear from you.
Heidi Vambeck
Strategic Partnerships Manager
Ph : 01 6401777
Diarmaid Lennon
Director
Ph : 086 243 3000
Trish MurphySponsorship Manager
Ph : 086 8379246
The InBUSINESS Magazine Advantage: Partnering for Growth and Recognition
The InBUSINESS Advantage: Partnering for Growth and Recognition
Becoming a partner with InBUSINESS magazine and Awards offers a powerful opportunity to elevate your brand and connect with a highly influential audience. Whether through advertising, bespoke features, or award sponsorship, our partnership options are designed to provide integrity, longevity, and a direct line to key decision-makers across Ireland.
Summer 2025 Edition
Specifications
- Size: A4
- Frequency: Quarterly
- Publication Dates: March 2026, June 2026, September 2026, and November 2026.
- Artwork: All adverts must be supplied as high-resolution, print-ready PDFs. Detailed technical specifications will be provided by our Production Department. A contract color proof is required for all adverts. The publisher and printer cannot be held responsible for the color reproduction of ads supplied without a proof
Advertising Rates
- Quarter Page: €1,300
- Half Page: €2,200
- Full Page: €3,950
- Double Page Spread: €6,900
- Outside Front Cover: €6,950
- Outside Back Cover: €4,950
- Inside Front Cover: €4,750
- Inside Back Cover: €4,750
Online Circulation
A digital version of the publication can be viewed on www.chambers.ie. The digital edition is also available on ISSUU, where it is regularly added to an official business stack followed by over 298,000 readers.
Readership
The magazine is distributed via 40 member Chambers representing over 8,500 businesses nationwide and in newsagents nationwide. A digital version
of the publication can also be viewed on www.chambers.ie• Reaches management executives and directors of Ireland’s top companies.
• Has a wide geographical reach with member chambers in all corners of Ireland.
• Reaches key decision makers of the business community.
• Reaches all sectors of business in Ireland, from industry to professional and
financial services, retail, technology and manufacturing.