Meath Women in Business & Technology Network
- Theme: How Technology Can Keep Remote Workers Connected
- Panel: Helen McEntee TD Minister for Justice, Valerie Moran eCOMM Merchant Solutions and Lorraine Murphy Business Coaching & Training
- Time: 11am-12noon
- Register HERE and a Zoom Link will be sent to you in advance of the meeting
The aim of the Meath Women in Business & Technology Network is to foster and encourage women in County Meath to grow in enterprise, entrepreneurship or self-employment and to share their experiences. The initiative seeks to bring business women together, whether they own their own company or play a leading role in one. In today’s ever changing business environment, the network will focus on the shift in e-commerce strategies, the role of technology in remote working, managing virtual teams and the importance of technology in making connections and supporting communications.
Paula McCaul, County Meath Chamber: "I am looking forward to welcoming our Women in Business & Technology network back for 2021 and I am excited to meet the new commers too. Don't be shy, this network is inclusive and open to all!"
Lorna Cooney, Meath Local Enterprise Office: "The local enterprise office is delighted be able a part of this initiative and has always fostered an entrepreneurial spirit amongst business women in the County. It has never been more important for female entrepreneurs to connect with other like minded individuals and share knowledge and experiences. Such networking events provide a safe and convenient platform for business women to expand their connections and build valuable relationships."
Aoife Flynn, Community Development Manager at Facebook Clonee Data Centre: "At Facebook, we’re committed to supporting women in business, and particularly in tech, for a more diverse and inclusive workforce. We are proud to support the growth of the Meath Women in Business network to include a “Women in Tech” focus. The experience of this past year has highlighted the importance of technology in all sectors, and we hope our support can help provide resources and tools to help women feel empowered and supported by their peers. We look forward to being part of the Meath “Women in Business and Tech Network” and creating more opportunities for women in Meath to gather and share challenges they face, celebrate achievements, and discuss industry insights.”
The Meath Women in Business and Technology network meets quarterly with the next meeting scheduled for the 05th of March via Zoom with an exciting lineup of speakers. To join and register for the event, just email info@countymeathchamber.ie. The network is proudly sponsored by Facebook