International Trade Conference, 4th February 2014
Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd. social enterprise and founder of Dunhill Ecopark held an international trade conference with guest speakers Canadian Ambassador Loyola Hearne and successful international food entrepreneur Paddy O'Callaghan who has established businesses in Canada.
Canadian Ambassador Loyola Hearne spoke about the deep social and cultural connections between the South-East and Newfoundland and how the new Free-Trade agreement between the EU and Canada, expected to be completed by 2015 will yield economic and cultural opportunities for both countries. Artisan food industry and the tourism sector will be key beneficiaries of this new trade agreement.
Delegates include: local artisan food producers, local social and community enterprises, Communities Creating Jobs, Dublin City University, Waterford Leader Partnership, Waterford County Council.
Canadian Ambassador Loyola Hearne spoke about the deep social and cultural connections between the South-East and Newfoundland and how the new Free-Trade agreement between the EU and Canada, expected to be completed by 2015 will yield economic and cultural opportunities for both countries. Artisan food industry and the tourism sector will be key beneficiaries of this new trade agreement.
Delegates include: local artisan food producers, local social and community enterprises, Communities Creating Jobs, Dublin City University, Waterford Leader Partnership, Waterford County Council.
Conferences 2012
3rd National Jobs Conference
Reaping the Benefits: Rural Communities Creating Sustainable Jobs
Monday, 15th October, 2012
Dunhill Ecopark, Co Waterford
Speakers from:
The Department of Agriculture & Food,
The Irish Farmers Association,
Glanbia, Flahavan’s,
North Carolina Small Business Commission
Boston College
More information and registration at:
Tel 051-396934 or
Email economic@waterfordcoco.ie
Reaping the Benefits: Rural Communities Creating Sustainable Jobs
Monday, 15th October, 2012
Dunhill Ecopark, Co Waterford
Speakers from:
The Department of Agriculture & Food,
The Irish Farmers Association,
Glanbia, Flahavan’s,
North Carolina Small Business Commission
Boston College
More information and registration at:
Tel 051-396934 or
Email economic@waterfordcoco.ie
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