Event Details
Join our Dublin Hospitality and Tourism Networking Evening on Wednesday, 18th of February from 5.30pm -7.00pm. This Chamber event is being kindly hosted by the Church Café Bar & Restaurant.
On the evening, we will enjoy a brief update from David McRedmond, Chair of Dublin Taskforce on recent developments in the city, with networking before and after.
This event will give you the opportunity to meet with like-minded individuals from the hospitality and tourism sector and to talk through current challenges and opportunities facing your business.
Light refreshments will be served. We hope you will be able to make it.
This event is only open to those operating in the Tourism, Hospitality, F&B, Transport, Leisure and Arts industries. Non members of Dublin Chamber are welcome. This is a free event, but all attendees must pre-register at events@dublinchamber.ie
Time:
05:30 PM - 07:00 PM
Venue:
The Church Bar , Jervis St, , Dublin 1, D01 YX64
David McRedmond, CEO, An Post:
David McRedmond was appointed Chief Executive Officer of An Post in October 2016. He has led the Company’s Transformation programme and return to financial stability, sustainable revenue growth and profit by taking big steps to fix the Company’s economics and by restructuring the Commerce and Retail businesses in line with a rapidly changing, digital marketplace. David is personally driving An Post’s Green Light 2028 Strategy and Sustainability Charter, putting it at the centre of An Post’s business transformation.
He was previously CEO of TV3 which he transformed into a major Irish broadcaster, concluding with its sale to Liberty Global, and he has held senior commercial roles in Ireland, the UK and the US. He was Chairman of the Taoiseach's high level Taskforce for Dublin City Centre, and was previously Chairman of Eir, Ireland’s leading telecoms company, and Chairman of Premier Lotteries Ireland.
A native of Dublin, David holds a Masters degree in Modern Irish History from UCD. He completed the Top Management Programme at the Cabinet Office, UK and the Advanced Management Programme at INSEAD. He is a lifetime Fellow of the Irish Management Institute and of the Royal Society of Arts.