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Kicking off Enterprise Week, guests will enjoy dinner at 5pm before the main program launches at 6:30pm.
This evening, retailers from every corner of County Tipperary will come together at the Cashel Palace Hotel for a complimentary retail symposium hosted by Tipperary County Council. Those eager to attend can secure their spot for Retail Edge through Eventbrite.
Kicking off Enterprise Week, guests will enjoy dinner at 5pm before the main program launches at 6:30pm.
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Cllr John Carroll, Cathaoirleach of Tipperary County Council, will set the stage for an inspiring evening. Attendees will hear from Padraic McMahon of Carrig Donn on the Legacy of Leadership, consultant Dr Oran Doherty on strategies for retail growth, and Peter Corkery on harnessing digital tools and artificial intelligence to expand business. The symposium promises a valuable opportunity for retailers to connect, discover emerging trends, and gain fresh insights into what customers are seeking.
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