The Big Debate @ Dublin City Enterprise Week
On Wednesday (November 19th) in Dublin’s City Hall, business pioneers, leaders and media commentators come face-to-face in the ‘Big Debate’. Jay Bourke is one of the panelists.
Chaired by respected broadcaster John Bowman, the event is being billed as a ‘debate about the issues for business in Dublin City’ and will include Irish entrepreneurs, Jay Bourke (Cafe Bar Deli) and Martin Murray (Interactive Return); business media, Brian Carey (Sunday Times) and Marc Coleman (Newstalk) and business lobby group representative, Mark Fielding from ISME.
The impressive line-up also includes Bank of Ireland representative, Damian Young; Global Entrepreneurship Monitor author, Paula Fitzsimons and Chairperson of Dublin City Enterprise Board, Pat Lynch.
Organised by Dublin City Enterprise Board and Dublin City Council as part of the Dublin City Enterprise Week, the ‘Big Debate’ will be one of the biggest attractions on Enterprise Support Day and runs from 1:30pm to 4pm on Wednesday, November 19th in City Hall.
You are invited to e-mail a question in advance for consideration, when booking and therefore can set the agenda for the debate.
A limited number of tickets for the ‘Big Debate’ are now on sale through for €30 each and pre-booking is essential. Book now as tickets are limited.
Venue: City Hall, Dame Street, Dublin 2
Photo: Marc Coleman, Economics Editor NewsTalk 106 and Eibhlin Curley, Dublin City Enterprise Board
Dublin City Enterprise Board is funded by the Irish Government and part-financed by the European Union.