We're thrilled to be partnering with the Institute of Directors in Ireland once again to bring you another vital seminar on the contribution of marketing, branding and advertising to the economic value and overall health of your business.

This morning seminar is aimed at CFOs, CMOs and CEOs; as well as Senior Marketers and Agency Leaders.

The overall theme of this seminar is to promote the value of branding on the bottom line of your organisation and demonstrate its' importance as part of a company's climb out of the ‘pandession’, to quote David McWilliams! Now, with both the impact of COVID and Brexit looming, we have an even sharper perspective on this.

We will hear from some leading brands who have been at the forefront of customer communications in recent months and they will share their wisdom and experience.

This event is not to be missed with an exceptional line-up of speakers including:

  • David McRedmond, CEO, An Post
  • Paul Kelly, Chief Executive, Fáilte Ireland
  • Elaine Carey, Chief Commercial Officer, Three UK and Ireland
  • Rory Hamilton, Chief Creative Officer and Founder, Boys + Girls.#
  • Moderated by Charley Stoney, CEO, IAPI

This event is being broadcast using Catapult’s production expertise.

This is a free, invitation-only event for IOD members, IAPI agency leaders and CMOs. To register your interest in attending, please email katherine@iapi.com and we will come back to you as soon as possible.

About the Speakers
About the Speakers

David McRedmond, CEO, An Post

David McRedmond was appointed Chief Executive Officer of An Post in October 2016. He has led the Company’s Transformation programme and return to financial stability, revenue growth and profit by taking big steps to fix the Company’s economics and by restructuring the Mails & Parcels and Retail business in line with a rapidly changing, digital marketplace.

David was previously CEO of TV3 which he transformed into a major Irish broadcaster, concluding with its sale to Liberty Global in December 2015. He was previously Commercial Director of Eircom and Managing Director of Eircom Enterprises. During his early career as a retail industry executive in the UK and USA, he held roles such as Operations Director of Waterstones and CEO of WH Smith Inc.

David was appointed chairman of Eir in 2018; he is a director of Premier Lotteries Ireland (the National Lottery) and a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. A native of Dublin, he holds a Masters Degree in Modern Irish History from University College Dublin.

Paul Kelly, Chief Executive, Fáilte Ireland

Paul Kelly is the Chief Executive of Fáilte Ireland, the National Tourism Development Authority. Paul leads Fáilte Ireland as it builds on the success of brands and initiatives including the Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland’s Ancient East, Dublin and Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands. 

He sets the strategic direction for Fáilte Ireland to significantly shape the future development of the tourism industry, and the key priorities are driving balanced and sustainable regional and seasonal growth to best generate increased employment, exchequer and an even bigger contribution to the national economy. Paul was appointed to the post in February 2017 and brings extensive management and marketing leadership experience following a lengthy career in marketing. 

He is a native of Wexford and a Commerce graduate from the University College Dublin.  Prior to his appointment he started his career with Procter & Gamble UK, Paul then went on to hold senior executive positions with Diageo Ireland, Aviva and the UCD Smurfit Business School. During his career, he was also involved in the development of many of the most iconic and best-known Irish and international marketing campaigns.

Elaine Carey, Chief Commercial Officer, Three UK and Ireland

Elaine joined Three Ireland as Head of Sales in 2008 becoming Chief Commercial Officer in 2013 before taking on the combined UK and Ireland role in March 2020.

At Three UK, Elaine, spearheads all of the business’s consumer commercial activities and using the UK’s largest spectrum portfolio to deliver a great customer experience. Her role includes devising and managing Three’s propositions and products portfolio, managing the retail footprint, overseeing ecommerce, customer care and all digital and brand activities along with the management of our partnership with Chelsea FC.

A graduate of business and computing from Limerick IT, Elaine started her career with Esat Digifone and then moved to Digicel in the Caribbean where she was part of the management team that set up the Digicel business in markets including St Lucia, Barbados, Jamaica and others. In 2006 Elaine returned to Ireland and took up the role of Head of ICT with Eircom where she spent two years setting up its ICT division before joining Three in 2008.

Elaine is a Board member of Three UK, Three Ireland and CK Delta, which are all owned by multi-national conglomerate, CK Hutchison Holdings.

Rory Hamilton, Chief Creative Officer and Founder, Boys + Girls

Rory Hamilton is Chief Creative Officer and Founder at Boys + Girls - an independent agency who produce branded entertainment for ambitious brands. With 20 years experience in Advertising, Rory has won more than 100 creative awards and been invited to judge at D&AD, Cannes Lions, and One Show, he is also both a board member and former President of ICAD.

David McRedmond
David McRedmond
CEO, An Post
Paul Kelly
Paul Kelly
Chief Executive, Fáilte Ireland
Elaine Carey
Elaine Carey
Chief Commercial Officer, Three UK & Ireland
Rory Hamilton
Rory Hamilton
Chief Creative Officer & Founder, Boys + Girls
In association with IoD Ireland and The Irish Times
In association with IoD Ireland and The Irish Times

The Institute of Directors (IoD) in Ireland is a dynamic network with 3,000 members drawn from companies large and small in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors. As the foremost voice in the debate on improving corporate governance standards, IoD Ireland is dedicated to developing and improving the effectiveness and performance of directors and boards throughout Ireland.

The Irish Times has delivered top quality news, opinion and analysis since it was first published in 1859. As media technologies evolve, so do our methods of storytelling and delivery. The Irish Times continues the transition from print to multiplatform publication, while upholding the journalistic principles that earned it the reputation as Ireland’s paper of reference.

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