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Mary Moyles, President of Ballina Chamber; Joe Creegan, Head of Corporate Life and Pensions at Zurich Ireland; Mags Downey Martin, CEO of Ballina Chamber of Commerce; and Fiona Candon
Ballina Chamber has been named as Chamber of the Year at the 2024 Chamber Awards.
The annual awards, hosted by Chambers Ireland and sponsored by Zurich, recognise the hard work and dedication of Chambers across the country in representing their members, engaging stakeholders, and fostering vibrant and thriving local communities.
Ballina Chamber was recognised for its consistent activity, innovative ideas and positive engagement with both its membership and the wider community in Ballina over the past year.
Mags Downey Martin, CEO of Ballina Chamber, was presented with the Chamber of the Year award at the end of the Chambers Awards ceremony.
This year there were 44 projects shortlisted across eight award categories, showcasing innovative communications campaigns, successful events, sustainable development initiatives, and creative collaborations between companies, local authorities and wider communities.
“Over the past year, Ballina Chamber stood out for how impressively they have communicated with their members, engaged with their local community in Ballina and the surrounding regions, and built effective working relationships with local and national representatives and organisations,” said Fiona Candon, President of Chambers Ireland.
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