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SUMMARY:BUILTINCORK: How Will the 2020 Budget Affect Your Business
DESCRIPTION:In this month's BUILTINCORK we are looking at the results of the 2020 Budget. Our expert panel will give an insight on how the results will affect your business and will discuss the key points of the 2020 Budget announcement.\n\n\n\nOur panel...\n\n\n\nDr. Theresa Reidy\n\nDr. Theresa Reidy is a political scientist in the Department of Government at University College Cork.Her research interests lie in the areas of political institutions and electoral behaviour and her recent work has been published in Electoral Studies\, Parliamentary Affairs and Politics.\n\nShe is currently leading a comparative project on voter facilitation and engagement practices funded by the European Commission and working on recent elections and referendums in Ireland. Theresa is co-editor of the International Political Science Review. She has given expert evidence to parliamentary committees\, the Constitutional Convention of Ireland and the Citizens? Assembly of Ireland is also a regular contributor to national and international radio and tv\, and the print media.\n\n\n\nAnne Murray\n\nAnne is a Chartered Tax Adviser who joined Buckley Kiely in March 2017. A graduate of UCC\, Anne has over 20 years? experience working in practice both in Ireland and the UK.\n\n\n\nSarah Thatt-Foley\n\nSarah Thatt-Foley joined Cork Chamber as Senior Public Affairs Executive in 2015. In her role she is responsible for policy development\, stakeholder relationships\, and advocating for Cork through political processes. She also manages the Chamber?s annual pre-budget campaign.\n\nPrior to Cork Chamber\, Sarah was Policy and Media Executive in Chambers Ireland\, Policy Advisor at the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities\, and an analyst at the Danish Embassy.\n\nSarah is graduate of Aalborg University in Northern Denmark and University College Cork.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<span style="color:#000000\;"><span style="font-size:14px\;"><span style="font-family:arial\;">In this month's BUILTINCORK we are looking at the results of the 2020 Budget. Our expert panel will give an insight on how the results will affect your business and will discuss the key points of the 2020 Budget announcement.<br>\n<br>\n<strong>Our panel...</strong><br>\n<br>\n<strong>Dr. Theresa Reidy</strong><br>\nDr. Theresa Reidy is a political scientist in the Department of Government at University College Cork.Her research interests lie in the areas of political institutions and electoral behaviour and her recent work has been published in Electoral Studies\, Parliamentary Affairs and Politics.<br>\nShe is currently leading a comparative project on voter facilitation and engagement practices funded by the European Commission and working on recent elections and referendums in Ireland. Theresa is co-editor of the International Political Science Review. She has given expert evidence to parliamentary committees\, the Constitutional Convention of Ireland and the Citizens? Assembly of Ireland is also a regular contributor to national and international radio and tv\, and the print media.<br>\n<br>\n<strong>Anne Murray</strong><br>\nAnne is a Chartered Tax Adviser who joined Buckley Kiely in March 2017. A graduate of UCC\, Anne has over 20 years? experience working in practice both in Ireland and the UK.<br>\n<br>\n<strong>Sarah Thatt-Foley</strong><br>\nSarah Thatt-Foley joined Cork Chamber as Senior Public Affairs Executive in 2015. In her role she is responsible for policy development\, stakeholder relationships\, and advocating for Cork through political processes. She also manages the Chamber?s annual pre-budget campaign.<br>\nPrior to Cork Chamber\, Sarah was Policy and Media Executive in Chambers Ireland\, Policy Advisor at the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities\, and an analyst at the Danish Embassy.<br>\nSarah is graduate of Aalborg University in Northern Denmark and University College Cork.</span></span></span>\n<div>&nbsp\;</div>\n
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URL:https://chamber.corkchamber.ie/events/details/builtincork-how-will-the-2020-budget-affect-your-business-21336
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