Intent: Exchange views on competitiveness debate within the EU and advocate on behalf of European startups and scaleups for a more supportive policy and regulatory environment to power European growth.
Details: Welcome reception in Stripe Paris on occasion of St Patrick's Day
Meeting took place at the French Embassy, Paris and was an general introductory meeting between Olivier Rosenfeld, board director of eir, and Mr Burgess - Meeting
Intent: That the Government would join in international efforts to reverse anti-LGBTI+ legislative activity in Hungary
Details: Co-signed a letter from the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, calling on the Minister for Foreign Affairs to include Ireland in the the list of European states supporting infringement proceedings against Hungary for recent anti-LGBTI+ legislation
Intent: To ensure that Ministers are cognisant of the impact that inappropriate commentary on the operation of civil society groups has on fundamental democratic freedoms.
Email with letter attached sent to Minister Helen McEntee, Secretary General Department of Justice, Minister Simon Coveney, Secretary General Department of Foreign Affairs, Minister Roderic O'Gorman, Secretary General Department of Children, Minister Joe O'Brien, Secretary General Department of Rural and Community Development in February 2022. - Email
Intent: To make recommendations for the consideration of the Group in respect of court reform, alternative dispute resolution and the Society's Finuas Skillnet programme
Intent: Spotlight the scope and scale of the manufacturing sector in Ireland::Identify the need for a national competitiveness action plan to ensure future success::Ensure commitment to Ibec’s policy recommendations under the headings of Taxation, Sustainability, Digital, Talent & Innovation, Trade & Supply Chain and Regulation.
Details: Ibec’s ‘Manufacturing in Ireland, Today Tomorrow and Beyond’ Report
Intent: Ensure awareness of the performance of Ireland's drinks industry for the years 2020 & 2021::Ensure awareness of the impact that Covid-19 has had on the sector