Business Awards

The Business Person of the Month Award will acknowledge excellence and outstanding achievement among Irish business leaders, both at home and abroad, and executives leading major multinational companies in Ireland.

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David and Sandra Whelan, The Irish Times Business Person of the Month

‘The Irish Times’ Business People of the Month: David and Sandra Whelan

Immersive VR Education raised £6m in IPO of business started with a borrowed €1,000

Shares in AIB have risen by a quarter in value since its IPO at €4.40 a share. Photograph: Alan Betson

Five companies in Ireland vie for ‘Deal of the Year’ award

AIB, Total Produce, Circle Internet Finance, Noonan Services and Statsports nominated

Peter FitzGerald, managing director of Randox Laboratories, which plans to invest £50 million to establish three new centres of excellence in the North. Photograph: Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker

Who are the contenders for ‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year?

We profile four more contenders for inaugural ‘Business Person of the Year’ award

Eoghan McCabe, chief executive of Intercom: In March, Intercom raised $125 million to bring Intercom’s valuation to $1.275 billion. Photograph: Martin Lacey

Iseq heavyweights take on tech groups for ‘Company of the Year’ award

CRH, eShopWorld, Intercom and Total Produce shortlisted for the award

Glanbia managing director Siobhán Talbot was named Irish Times Business Person of the Month in May. Photograph: Dylan Vaughan.

Who are the contenders for ‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year?

Six Business Person of the Month winners are profiled ahead of awards night in May

AIB chief financial officer Mark Bourke was centrally involved in delivering a successful sale of shares in the bank.

Outstanding field for chief financial officer of the year

‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year awards: the CFOs

Dr Peter FitzGerald, The Irish Times Business Person of the Month

‘The Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Dr Peter FitzGerald

Randox Laboratories to invest £50m to set up three new centres of excellence in North

‘The Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Carl McCann

Total produce chairman Key figure in acquisition of 45% of Dole Foods in $300m cash transaction

At the launch of The Irish Times KPMG Business Awards for 2018 are Liam Kavanagh, managing director The Irish Times, Shaun Murphy, managing partner KPMG, Carmel Logan, tax partner KPMG and Ciarán Hancock, business editor The Irish Times. Photograph: Cyril Byrne

‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year awards to take place in May

Inaugural gala awards night run in association with KPMG, to showcase best in business

‘The Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Garry Moroney

CEO of Clavis Insight, which was sold to Ascential for €100m, is a serial tech entrepreneur

‘The Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Deirdre Somers

CEO of the Irish Stock Exchange has been instrumental in turning it into the world’s leading hub for the listing of debt securities and funds

‘The Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Harry Hughes

Portwest chief executive named Entrepreneur of the Year and closes €10m Australian deal

August winners of Irish Times Business Person of the month award in association with KPMG are Voxpro founders Dan and Linda Kiely pictured with Shaun Murphy (left), managing director KPMG and Ciaran Hancock, Irish Times, business editor.Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill / The Irish Times

Dan and Linda Kiely of Voxpro collect award

Irish Times Business Person of the Month for August

‘The Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Albert Manifold

CRH’s chief executive oversaw the purchase of Ash Grove Cement for $3.5bn

Dan and Linda Kiely, founders of Voxpro

Business People of the Month: Dan and Linda Kiely

Couple are founders of Cork-based outsourcing firm Voxpro

Cairn Homes chief executive Michael Stanley is the recipient for July of The Irish Times Business Person of the Month Award; in association with KPMG.

Cairn Homes head Michael Stanley named ‘business person of the month’

Homebuilder lists in Dublin and concludes €107.5m purchase of land at RTÉ’s complex

Siobhán Talbot, Glanbia group managing director, Shaun Murphy, managing partner, KPMG in Ireland and Dominic Coyle, ‘The Irish Times’ deputy business editor at the inaugural presentation of ‘The Irish Times’ Business person of the month Award in association with KPMG. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill

Glanbia’s Siobhán Talbot accepts ‘Irish Times’ award

She receives award for having successfully overseen a deal to spin off Glanbia’s Irish dairy and and agribusiness operation

Bernard Byrne was appointed chief executive of AIB in May 2015.

‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Bernard Byrne

Byrne has been instrumental in the turnaround of AIB over the past six years

Glanbia group managing director Siobhán Talbot, who has been named Business Person of the Month. Illustration: Paul Ryding

Glanbia managing director wins ‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month award

Siobhán Talbot awarded for overseeing Glanbia Ireland joint venture

At the launch of the Irish Times Business Person of the Month award in association with KPMG were: ‘Irish Times’ business editor Ciarán Hancock; Shaun Murphy, managing partner, KPMG in Ireland, ‘Irish Times’ managing director Liam Kavanagh; and Michele Connolly, partner and head of corporate finance, KPMG in Ireland. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill

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