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County Carlow Chamber of Commerce have announced their new CEO.
The new CEO is Nicola Doran, after her most recent position as founder and manager of Nine Arch Consulting. Nicola, formerly of Galway but has been living in Leighlinbridge for the last 20 years.
Carlow Chamber:
Nicola is a passionate advocate for Irish entrepreneurs, providing support and assistance to businesses across a range of sectors including design, craft, food, retail, hospitality, manufacturing, further education and financial services. On accepting the role Nicola said “I am honoured to be taking up the role of CEO with County Carlow Chamber and I look forward to working with President, Rowena Dooley, its board and staff to promote and support our members who make up the vital and vibrant business ecosystem of county Carlow”.
President Rowena Dooley said that “we are thrilled to welcome Nicola to the team at County Carlow Chamber and we know that she will bring a fresh perspective to the organisation. We look forward to leaning on her extensive experience to help support and grow our thriving business community in Carlow”.
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