NI Chamber

A delegation of NI Chamber members travelled to North Carolina last week for a business mission led by the First Minister and deputy First Minister

NI Chamber celebrates a year of dynamic partnership with North Carolina

NI Chamber’s flagship economic conference, Momentum will return to Galgorm Resort, Ballymena on Thursday 3 April 2025. Pictured is Paul Murnaghan (BT), Suzanne Wylie (NI Chamber), Brian Hegarty (ESB), Nigel Walsh (Ulster Bank) and Cathy Gormley-Heenan (Ulster University)

Economy Minister to address NI Chamber’s flagship economic conference

First Minister Michelle O’Neill, Cat McCusker, president, NI Chamber, Jake Cashion, NC Chamber, Suzanne Wylie, NI Chamber and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly on day one of a business mission to North Carolina, hosted by NI Chamber

On a mission: Top ministers begin high-profile engagements in North Carolina

Northern Ireland’s First Minister and deputy First Minister will lead NI Chamber’s business delegation to North Carolina next week

First Minister and deputy First Minister to lead US business delegation

Seating Matters to share business growth story. Pictured is Jonathan Campbell (NI Chamber), Martin Tierney (Seating Matters) and Peter Houston (Danske Bank)

NI therapeutic seating manufacturing firm to share its business growth story

Caitroina McCusker, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry

View: Skills Barometer should make us all take stock

Mark Cunningham, head of regional business centres, Bank of Ireland UK, Suzanne Wylie, CEO, NI Chamber and Karen Craig, people business partner at GLL launch NI Chamber’s 2025 Business Breakfast Series with Bank of Ireland

Business series returns and HR professionals in NI are invited for breakfast

Cat McCusker, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Call for urgent injection of confidence from the Northern Ireland Executive

NI Chamber members have reported significant concerns about the impact of the Autumn Budget on business growth and investment. Pictured is Maureen O’Reilly, economist for the QES, Brian Murphy, BDO NI and Stuart Anderson, NI Chamber

81% of NI businesses say UK budget will negatively impact the local economy

NI Chamber President Caitroina McCusker

NI Chamber President's New Year message: Time to get down to business

Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber and Ian Henry, director, Henry Group

Henry Brothers joins the list of NI Chamber patrons bring the total to 20

Best-selling author and comedy actor David Walliams will be the star guest at NI Chamber’s 2024 President’s Banquet. Pictured is Graeme MacLaughlin (Barclays), Simon Mann (Bauer Media Group), Cat McCusker (President, NI Chamber), Terry Lappin (Mattioli Woods), Shauna Graham (ABL Group), Paul Murnaghan (BT), Patrick Brown (Tughans) and Barbara McKiernan (Vanrath)

Author David Walliams and The One Show's Alex Jones set for Belfast banquet

Cat McCusker, President, NI Chamber

View: Tough budget for business..your voices will be heard!

Pictured at Belfast Grand Central Station are Tanya Anderson (Bank of Ireland UK), Christopher Morrow (NI Chamber) and Denise Gordon (Translink). Translink is one of 20 buyers who will be attending NI Chamber’s Meet the Buyer on November 7

NI Chamber’s annual Meet the Buyer sees 200 businesses 'pitch their products'

Maureen O’Reilly (economist), Brian Murphy (managing partner, BDO NI) and Suzanne Wylie (chief executive, NI Chamber)

The main concerns government must address - according to NI Chamber and BDO NI

NI Chamber’s chief executive, Suzanne Wylie has said that the Economy Minister’s ‘Good Jobs’ Employment Rights Bill will be “one of most significant pieces of legislation for employers in this Assembly mandate.”

NI Chamber says ‘Good Jobs’ Bill must boost competitive proposition
The issue was raised at the Future Workforce Summit in Titanic Belfast, where more than 200 business leaders gathered to discuss solutions to the unique people and skills challenges of the region
Claire Cartmill

Almac Group’s executive director, Niall Harkin is set to discuss the pharmaceutical giant’s approach to innovation with NI Chamber members on Wednesday, October 23. Pictured is Niall with Christopher Morrow, director of membership and services development and Geoff Sharpe, head of corporate, Danske Bank UK

NI firms invited to learn from a pharmaceutical giant about their 'growth story'

Cat McCusker, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Unleashing potential: NI Chamber’s message to the Westminster Government

Andy Sawford (Connect Group), NI Secretary of State Hilary Benn MP, Cat McCusker (NI Chamber) and Professor Sir Ian Greer (Queen’s University, Belfast)

Labour Conference hears why Northern Ireland is ‘central’ to growth plans

Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber joins a delegation from Northern Ireland including representatives from Denroy, Queens University, Eakin Healthcare, Kainos and NIE Networks to speak at a Fringe Event hosted by Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) and Queen’s University, Belfast

Northern Ireland business leaders to address Labour Party Conference

View from the chair with Cat McCusker, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Conference merges business and politics to put NI in the spotlight

John Ryan, CEO of Healthy Place To Work

NI business leaders invited to see new perspective on workplace health

Suzanne Wylie, chief executive at NI Chamber

Swift action called for on Northern Ireland’s planning system

Cat McCusker, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry

View: Good jobs, cashflow and competition: What we learned from Q2

Ross Moffett, director of sales and marketing at ICC Belfast will speak about effective communication strategies at a Regional Networking event hosted by NI Chamber

Over 100 business people set for NI Chamber’s networking series

Maureen O’Reilly, economist, Brian Murphy, managing partner, BDO NI)= and Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber

NI data: ‘Steady’ performance but firms still face 'difficulties in recruiting'

Caitroina McCusker, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce & Industry

View: Let’s shout so much louder about our investment proposition
Last week, I had the enormous privilege of hosting NI Chamber’s Annual Lunch in the magnificent surroundings of Belfast City Hall - my first official engagement as President of NI Chamber.
View from the Chair with Caitroina McCusker, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Belfast's Legacy Wealth Management is new NI Chamber patron. Pictured Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber, Keith Ligget, managing director, Legacy Wealth Management and Gillian Rea, operations director, Legacy Wealth Management

Belfast financial planning experts join NI Chamber’s growing list of patrons

NI Chamber President Caitroina McCusker addressed more than 400 businesspeople at the membership organisation’s 2024 Annual Lunch in Belfast City Hall

NI Chamber: ‘Let’s shout so much louder about our investment proposition’

Guests at NI Chamber’s 2024 Annual Lunch will join a celebration of the region’s creative industries, headlined by the cast and crew of award-winning drama series, Blue Lights. Pictured are Kelly-Anne Small (Cushon), Stuart Sproule (Cleaver Fulton Rakin), Paul Murnaghan (BT), Suzanne Wylie (NI Chamber), Sam Trotter (Dell) and Susan Dunlop (GMcG)

Blue Lights cast to headline Northern Ireland Chamber’s annual lunch

Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce & Industry (NI Chamber) has published a business-led manifesto ahead of the UK General Election. Picture is Belfast

NI Chamber publishes business manifesto ahead of UK General Election

Cat McCusker, new president of the NI Chamber) and with Kailash Chada, the new vice president

Leader of PwC in Northern Ireland is the 178th president of NI Chamber

Suzanne Wylie, NI Chamber and Dr Iain Percy, CEO at Artemis Technologies, one of last year’s category winners in the NI Chamber Business Awards

Deadline looming to enter the 2024 NI Chamber Business Awards

Suzanne Wylie, Chief Executive at NI Chamber and Maeve Monaghan, CEO at NOW Group

NI Chamber joins JAM Card movement to enhance diversity and inclusion amongst bu...

Cathal Geoghegan and Suzanne Wylie

NI Chamber President says goodbye and reflects on the year

Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) has announced that Belfast International Airport has joined its growing list of Patron organisations. Pictured is Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber and Dan Owens, chief executive officer, Belfast International Airport

Belfast International Airport is new Northern Ireland Chamber Patron

Maureen O’Reilly, economist for the QES, Brian Murphy, managing partner, BDO NI and Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber

Report: 71% of NI businesses are still experiencing difficulty filling vacancies

Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) has announced that luxury hospitality group Galgorm Collection is the latest organisation to join its list of Patrons. Pictured are Colin Johnston, managing director, Galgorm Collection, Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber and Tiarnan O’Neill, Group finance director, Galgorm Collection

Galgorm Collection is revealed as new NI Chamber Patron

Cathal Geoghegan, President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber)

View: Why have new links with North Carolina?

NI Chamber President, Cathal Geoghegan

NI Chamber confirms new strategic alliance in USA

Cathal Geoghegan, president, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry

View: NI Chamber responds to Finance Minister's Economic Vision

Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber and Paul McClurg, head of Belfast Business Banking, Bank of Ireland UK

Business lessons on the breakfast menu in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) is set to launch a new series of Regional Networking events, delivered in partnership with NIE Networks.
Pictured is Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber and Ian Hunter, commercial manager, NIE Networks

Kick-off for NI Chamber’s networking season

U.S. Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs, Joe Kennedy III addressed NI Chamber members at a business event in Belfast this morning

US Special Envoy calls for a 'healthy dose of American confidence'

Cathal Geoghegan, president, NI Chamber

View: Affirming Northern Ireland’s place in a competitive world

Almost two thirds of NI businesses believe they will grow in 2024, according to a new report published by NI Chamber and BDO NI. Pictured are Maureen O’Reilly, economist for the QES, Brian Murphy, managing partner, BDO NI and Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber

Northern Ireland businesses begin 2024 with more optimistic outlook

Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) has published its recommendations for the reform of the region’s planning system, which it says could accelerate Northern Ireland’s progress towards net zero, facilitate economic growth and deliver much needed affordable housing. Pictured are Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber, John Davison, head of strategic communications, Turley and Stuart Anderson, head of public affairs, NI Chamber

NI Chamber publishes proposals to reform the planning system

NI Chamber President Cathal Geoghegan issued a New Year statement calling for the restoration of Stormont, based on his proposed new fiscal framework.
Photo: Kelvin Boyes

MP asks why Chamber 'so late to call for better NI funding model'

Jeremy Eakin, a Non-Executive Director at Eakin Healthcare Group, is set to share the company’s incredible growth story with members of NI Chamber at a ‘Grow with Danske Bank’ event on Wednesday, December 6. Pictured are Gillian McAuley, Eakin Healthcare Group, Jeremy Eakin, Eakin Healthcare Group, Suzanne Wylie, NI Chamber and Julie Skelly, Danske Bank

Eakin Healthcare Group chef to share the company’s incredible growth story

Paul Murnaghan, regional director for BT Business in Northern Ireland, Johnny Sexton, Cathal Geoghegan, president, NI Chamber and Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber pictured at the Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry President’s Banquet 2023 at the ICC Belfast. Picture by Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye.

NI Chamber president pleas ‘when do we get our government back?'

Cathal Geoghegan

Chamber of Commerce longs for 'the return of stable Stormont'

NI Chamber’s annual Meet the Buyer is on the move, with the 2023 event set to be hosted in Ballymena for the first time. Pictured are Niall Devlin, head of Business Banking NI, Bank of Ireland UK and Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber with David Salters, head of sourcing at Bassetts, who are one of 20 major buyers attending NI Chamber’s Meet the Buyer on November 16 in Ballymena

NI Chamber’s annual Meet the Buyer is on the move for the first time

Cathal Geoghegan, president, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber)

View: What could be possible with a restored, fully-functioning Executive?

Survey reveals NI trading environment is positive but confidence takes a dip

Ireland captain to lineout for NI Chamber president’s banquet. Pictured are Joyce Shaw (Cathedral Eye Clinic), Adrian Doran (Barclays), Shauna Graham (ABL), Cathal Geoghegan (president, NI Chamber), Paul Murnaghan (BT), Barbara McKiernan (Vanrath) and Patrick Brown (Tughans)

Over 900 business people to attend NI Chamber’s president’s banquet

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