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31/08/2022

Submissions Invited For Major Engineers Ireland Award

Engineers Ireland is calling on organisations to submit top presentations for the Best Presentation Award.

Co-sponsored by Beale & Co and Griffiths & Armour, the Best Presentation Award recognises members who have contributed to the engineering profession by delivering outstanding technical presentations to Engineers Ireland's members during the 2021 - 2022 lecture season.

"Engineers Ireland's Regional branches, Engineering divisions and societies play a pivotal role in our engineering community by facilitating knowledge sharing among our 25,000 members in ways that are relevant, flexible and local," said Damien Owens, Interim Director General at Engineers Ireland.

"With the continued generous support and sponsorship of Beale & Co and Griffiths & Armour for this highly respected award category, we look forward to presenting this year's Best Presentation Award and celebrating the achievements of our sectors. I encourage each sector committee to submit a free entry into this year's competition and showcase the much-valued Continuing Professional Development they provide to our engineering community."

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Tara Cosgrove, partner at Beale & Co, commented: "As a specialist construction and engineering law firm, Beale & Co are proud celebrate and recognise members of Engineers Ireland through our continued sponsorship of the Best Presentation Award. At Beale & Co, we are passionate about professional development, and we are proud to support an award category which recognises members of Engineers Ireland who deliver outstanding lectures for the benefit of an ever-evolving engineering community."

Graeme Tinney, CEO of Griffiths & Armour Europe DAC, added: "As a long-term strategic partner of Engineers Ireland and an advocate for professional development, we are proud to continue our support of the Best Presentation Award. This award recognises the valuable contribution of Engineers Ireland's sectors and their role in supporting knowledge sharing and professional development amongst Engineers Ireland's 25,000 strong engineering community."

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