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The Dublin Agenda - What Deglobalisation Means for Irish Businesses

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How can Irish businesses thrive in a world of deglobalisation? Find out at our new Dublin Agenda event on Tuesday 25th March 2025. Join us to explore the future of trade, local opportunities and global challenges.

As Ireland's capital and economic powerhouse, Dublin's ability to adapt and thrive amidst these changes is vital for the nation's prosperity.? 

This series will bring together thought leaders and innovators to explore strategic actions and envision a sustainable, competitive and inclusive future for Dublin.?? 

Be a part of the conversation that will define our city's resilience and growth.?

Date: 
Tue 25 Mar 2025
Time: 
08:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Venue: 
Iveagh Garden Hotel, 72/74 Harcourt St, Dublin D02 Y282

Deglobalisation - Why It's Important for Irish Businesses? 

Deglobalisation is reshaping the global economic landscape, and Irish businesses must adapt to remain competitive. This event will provide critical insights and strategies to help Irish enterprises navigate these changes, ensuring they are well-positioned for success in an evolving global market.? 

The Dublin Agenda's inaugural event will focus on?deglobalisation?and its significant impacts on Irish businesses. This expert panel led discussion will cover key areas such as:

Supply Chain Reconfiguration: Strategies for diversifying suppliers, nearshoring, and building resilience against future disruptions.

Trade Policy Changes: Navigating new trade barriers, understanding evolving regulations, and identifying emerging market opportunities.

Technology: How advancements in automation are enabling more localised production.

Geopolitical Risk Management: Mitigating risks associated with increasing geopolitical tensions.

Financial Implications: The effects of deglobalisation on currency markets, cross-border investments, and global financial flows.

Why Attend?

This event is crucial for business leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders who are invested in Ireland's economic future.

The Dublin Agenda will stimulate thoughtful discussion and provide practical guidance for navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by deglobalisation.? 


Please be aware that a photographer (and/or videographer) will be present at the event capturing images (and footage) for promotional purposes.

Speaker

Robert Kelly, Director of Economics and Statistics, Central Bank

Robert Kelly was appointed Director of Economics and Statistics on 1 February 2023. He is responsible for domestic economic forecasts and analysis, contributing to the development of euro area monetary policy and the compiling of Irish financial statistics to inform decision making of the European Central Bank, the Government, financial services firms and the public. He joined the Central Bank in 2009 and prior to this appointment, he was Head of Macro Financial Division and held divisional management roles in the Economics and Statistics Directorate and Financial Stability Directorate. He has represented the Central Bank on a range of Eurosystem and international committees including the ECB’s Financial Stability Committee and the ESRB Advisory Technical Committee. Robert has taught at Maynooth University and Trinity College Dublin and he has published research on credit dynamics, monetary and macroprudential policies in leading peer review publications. Robert holds a B.A., M.A. and Ph.D in Economics and Finance from Maynooth University.

Michael Lohan, CEO, IDA


Michael Lohan is the Chief Executive Officer of IDA Ireland as of April 2023 and is based in IDA Ireland’s headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. A key priority for Michael in his role as Chief Executive Officer is leading on the execution and delivery of IDA Ireland’s organisational strategy: Driving Recovery and Sustainable Growth 2021-2024, which will be delivered through a focus on five pillars: Growth, Transformation, Regions, Sustainability, and Impact. Michael joined IDA Ireland in 2003 and has held various management positions across multiple functions and has represented IDA in several fora including as a Board member on Digital Manufacturing Ireland, a governance member on the SSPC research centre for pharmaceuticals and also The Irish Medical Association (which is the business association within IBEC representing the medical devices and diagnostics sector). Prior to joining IDA Ireland, Michael held several different positions including Manager for New Business Solutions with Nortel’s European Operations in Galway and a management role with IEC Electronics European Operations. Michael is an Engineering graduate with an MSc in Technology Management from the National University of Ireland, Galway and additionally is a graduate of the Berkley Executive Programme.
Event date: 
Tue 25 Mar 2025
Event time: 
08:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Venue: 
Iveagh Garden Hotel, 72/74 Harcourt St, Dublin D02 Y282

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