Manders Terrace

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Turnover climbed to €28.9 million from €26.3 million
Profits surge 60% at Web Summit in second year in Lisbon

Profits continued to surge for the group that operates the Web Summit following its controversial move from Dublin to Lisbon, hitting a record high in(...)

Paddy Cosgrave, Web Summit CEO and founder of MoneyConf. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Web Summit spin-off MoneyConf brings the magic to Dublin

Monday Indicators: Irish new car sales (May), construction PMI (May); UK balance of trade (Apr), manufacturing and industrial production (Apr); US co(...)

Collision 2019 will be held at Enercare Centre, the seventh largest convention facility in North America with over one million square feet of exhibit space
Web Summit sister event Collision moves from US to Canada

The company behind Web Summit has announced that Collision, its North American technology conference, is to move from the United States to Canada for (...)

Paddy Cosgrave on stage at Web Summit in Lisbon last year
Profits surge at company behind Web Summit after Lisbon move

The group that operates the Web Summit reported record profits in 2016, the year in which the company first ran the tech conference in Lisbon followin(...)

Paddy Cosgrave, Web Summit cheif executive, with deputy prime minister of Portugal Paulo Portas: Manders Terrace, which also backs other events related to the Web Summit, owed €2.4 million to its creditors on December 31st, 2014, up from just shy of €660,000 a year earlier. Photograph: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile/Web Summit
Cash and debt rise at Web Summit firm ahead of Lisbon move

Manders Terrace, the company behind the Web Summit, saw both its cash balances and debts climb in 2014, according to newly filed accounts. The docum(...)