Above (L-R): David Manning (Airtricity), Mark Nodder (NI Chamber of Commerce), Leigh Meyer (Citigroup) and David Dobbin (Dale Farm). Over 500 business people gather to seek inspiration and grow their business Over 500 members of the local business community came together at Titanic Belfast on 19 September 2013 for one of Northern Ireland’s biggest and […]

Above:Employment and Learning Minister Dr Stephen Farry has launched a new £1.5m Skills Collaboration Fund to create employment and learning opportunities. Pictured at the launch are Ann McGregor, Chief Executive, NI Chamber of Commerce and Minister Farry. Employment and Learning Minister Dr Stephen Farry today launched a new £1.5million Skills Collaboration Fund to create employment […]

Growing Something Brilliant Conference is the private sector’s response to helping business grow says NI Chamber President

The latest Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) released today (1 July 2013) by Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce in partnership with BDO revealed that the local economy is showing signs of improvement.

Appointing economic champions will promote bi-lateral trade and investment between Northern Ireland and G8 countries for years to come…

Commenting on the announcement of an economic pact to help Northern Ireland’s economy, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce President Mark Nodder said: “Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce welcomes any package that can stimulate the Northern Ireland economy and today’s announcement is a step in the right direction.

‘Growing Something Brilliant’, a new Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce campaign aimed at inspiring local businesses to set up, grow and export, was launched on Friday 10 May at Ballymena’s Galgorm Manor Hotel.

[2 May 2013] Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce President Mark Nodder joined a British Chambers of Commerce delegation at 10 Downing Street this morning to engage in an honest and open conversation with the Prime Minister about issues facing UK businesses.

[24 April] The government and the Bank of England have confirmed the extension of the Funding for Lending scheme and its widening to include more types of business finance. Commenting, Ann McGregor MBE, Chief Executive, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce, said: