Do you ever find that it is through the simplest conversations that we often have the lightbulb moments that lead to business success?
Hearing a different perspective can be like a breath of fresh air; putting the wind in your sails at a time when motivating and inspiring ourselves has never been more important!
This March, we want to celebrate the value of connection as women in business.
Join us for this fabulous FEWN celebration of International Women's Day on March 5th, 12:00 - 13.30.
Hosted by LEO Fingal and facilitated by Sharon Rossignuolo, we are thrilled to welcome well-known TV personality and Businesswoman Gráinne Seoige.
Since starting her entrepreneurial journey in 2017 with Grace Diamonds, Gráinne has experienced first hand what it means to be a woman in business.
During this unique event, Gráinne will share the valuable lessons that have helped her navigate the rollercoaster of business.
Focussing on this year's IWD theme of #ChooseToChallenge, in a warm-hearted and honest conversation, Gráinne will also share her insights into:
- Making the transition from career woman to businesswoman.
- Building and maintaining business confidence (especially in challenging times).
- The power of your network.
As always, we look forward to our FEWN networking segment when you have the opportunity to connect with like-minded businesswomen and celebrate #IWD21 together!
This promises to be an unmissable event, and we can't wait to welcome you as we celebrate;
"Women in Business; Our Time to Shine"
About our Speaker
Born in Spiddal, Co. Galway in a bilingual household, Gráinne Seoige began her TV career in 1996 with the launch of Teilifís na Gaeilge (now TG4) anchoring the 10pm news bulletin.
She is the only news anchor to have presented the inaugural news bulletins on two Irish terrestrial stations - TG4 and TV3, and she is the only television personality to have worked with all four Irish television stations - TG4, TV3, Sky News Ireland and RTÉ.
Grainne subsequently became Features Editor with ITV's breakfast show, Daybreak and and presented on the BBC One primetime series That’s Britain.
A graduate of NUI Galway, Grainne was presented with the Hewlett Packard Duais don Gaeilge in 2007 in recognition of her work in the Irish language.