Minister Eamon Ryan, TD, to Launch Irish Chamber of Commerce, Singapore
March promises to be a historic month for the Irish Chamber of Commerce in Singapore.
The Annual General Meeting of the Irish Chamber will be held on 18th March. We will be honored by the presence of Eamon Ryan TD, Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources from Ireland. The Minister will officially launch the Irish Chamber of Commerce in Singapore. The new branding of the Chamber will be launched at the AGM.
Building on the 18-year history of the Irish Business Association, the transformation to full Chamber status is the latest step in a process of change which started 5 years ago. Today, the membership of the Chamber is over 130 and growing rapidly, a regular calendar of events has been established, and local and international links are growing.
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Singapore Professional Workers Most Optimistic In World Jobs Market
Contributed by Steve Greenwood, CEO of Berkley Asia.
Berkley Recruitment Group, an international search firm with offices in Singapore and Ireland, has just completed a survey of professionals within the sectors of Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences, Information Technology, and Commercial executives from a cross section of its worldwide database.
The Global job/workforce market sentiment survey reveals some upbeat startling indicators of the mood of Singapore based professionals, in contrast to Western Europe and the US but comparable with attitudes in China and Australia.
The Annual General Meeting (the AGM) of Irish Chamber of Commerce (Singapore) (the Chamber) will be held on Thursday 18th March. 2010. 5pm sharp. Please click here to find out more and to register for the event.