Join over 650 business leaders, policy makers and key stakeholders as we gather to celebrate the collaboration and shared ambition that continues to drive growth, innovation and economic success across Ireland's two largest city regions.
The evening provides a unique opportunity to establish new business connections, strengthen existing relationships and engage with senior business leaders from Cork, Dublin and beyond.
This year’s guest of honour and keynote address will be delivered by Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD.
During the evening, Cork Chamber will present the Outstanding Contribution to Business award, recognising an individual whose exceptional leadership and achievements have made a lasting impact not only within their organisation, but across their industry, the region and the wider business community.
Cork Chamber is committed to ensuring the region's economic priorities remain at the forefront of the national agenda. This event brings together Ireland's leading business and political decision makers, offering members and guests an exclusive opportunity to connect, network and help shape the future of our economy.
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Tuesday Nov 24, 2026
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM GMT
Clayton Hotel Burlington Road, Dublin
Ticket: €250 incl. VAT
Table of 10: €2500 incl. VAT
Dress code: Black Tie
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Fitzgerald House, Co. Cork, T23 TD90 – 021 4509044 – info@corkchamber.ie