Business Awards

The Business Person of the Month Award acknowledges excellence and outstanding achievement among Irish business leaders, both at home and abroad, and executives leading major multinational companies in Ireland. For more information on the awards, please email: businessawards@irishtimes.com

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The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Aengus Kelly

In March, Aercap agreed a €25bn deal to buy rival GECAS

Icon chief executive Steve Cutler will now go forward as a candidate for the Business Person of the Year Award, an award run in association with Bank of Ireland.

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Steve Cutler

In February, the Irish clinical trials group Icon announced it is to acquire PRA Health Sciences for $12bn

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Suzanne Moloney

HidraMed Solutions won the Irish Times Innovation of the Year award for 2020

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The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Robert Etchingham

Applegreen founder and chief executive was successful in takeover bid

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The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Anne Heraty

CPL Resources announced in November that it had agreed to be taken over for almost €318m in cash

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The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Peter Carroll

PlanNet21 bought rival business eCom for an undisclosed sum during October

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The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Matt Cooper

Inflazome sells to Swiss pharma giant Roche for an initial €380 million

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Gene Murtagh

Insulation group Kingspan outperformed market expectations despite Covid-19

Nikki Canavan, Bank of Ireland’s senior director of corporate banking, Irish Times business editor Ciarán Hancock, and Irish Times managing director Liam Kavanagh at the announcement of the bank’s sponsorship of the Irish Times Business Awards. Photograph: Conor McCabe

Irish Times Business Awards to be sponsored by Bank of Ireland

Fourth annual awards will culminate with Business Person of the Year in January 2022

Ornua global foods division managing director Róisín Hennerty, who has won The Irish Times Business Person of the Year Award 2020. Photograph: Conor McCabe

Ornua’s Róisín Hennerty named ‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year

Hennerty is credited with helping Kerrygold exceed €1bn in annual sales

Decawave wins deal of the year at ‘Irish Times’ awards

Company was acquired by Qorvo in $400m deal

Shorla Pharma founders Orlaith Ryan (left) and Sharon Cunningham, with Eirgrid chief executive Mark Foley after being named Irish Times Local Enteprise of the Year 2020. Photograph: Conor McCabe

Shorla Pharma named Local Enterprise of the Year at ‘Irish Times’ awards

Clonmel-based healthcare startup raised $8.3m in June

Irish Times business editor Ciarán Hancock talks to Willie Walsh, IAG CEO and recipeint of the Distinguished Leader in Business award at the 3rd Annual Irish Times Business Awards.

Willie Walsh hopeful air travel will recover by 2023

IAG CEO wins Distinguished Leader in Business award at the 3rd Irish Times Business Awards

David McRedmond, chief executive of An Post, which has been named company of the year at The Irish Times Business Awards 2020. Photograph: Conor McCabe

An Post named company of the year at ‘Irish Times’ awards

Company has received widespread praise for work during Covid-19 crisis

IdentiGEN’s technology combines each species’ unique DNA and data analytics to provide an evidence-based animal traceability solution

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Ronan Loftus and Ciaran Meghen

Founders of food traceability company Identigen get tasty reward after big sale

The €1.34 billion sale of offices and warehousing group Green Reit to Henderson Park late last year marked a near 25 per cent premium to the Dublin-listed company’s share price. Photograph: Cyril Byrne

The Irish Times Deal of the Year: The three finalists

Irish companies Pointy, Green Reit and Decawave all involved in blockbuster deals

While An Post has been impacted by the Covid crisis, it won plaudits for keeping its postal services operating during the lockdown. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien

The Irish Times Company of the Year: the three finalists

Fenergo, Irish Distillers and An Post shortlisted after recording strong performances

The second set of seven winners of this year’s Irish Times Business Person of the Month Awards are among the country’s most accomplished business leaders. Photograph: Getty Images

The seven winners of Irish Times business awards from November 2019 to May

The monthly award marks excellence and outstanding achievement in the field, and is open to business people at home and abroad

Dalata Hotel Group chief executive Pat McCann won the monthly award for September 2019 after the company grew profits by almost a fifth. Photograph: Maxwell

The first seven winners of Business Person of the Month

The winner of The Irish Times Business Person of the Year Award, in association with KPMG, will be announced in early September

Michael Burke will now go forward as a candidate for the Business Person of the Year Award

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Michael Burke

Chanelle Pharmaceuticals chief has made inroads into US vet pharmaceuticals market

Liam Kavanagh, MD of The Irish Times, presents the Top 1000 Distinguished Leader in Business award to Breege O’Donoghue of Primark at last year’s Irish Times Business Awards. Photograph: Kieran Harnett

Nominees announced for third Irish Times Business Awards

Irish Times Business Awards, in association with KPMG, will be held in September as a virtual event

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