Irish Director is the definitive magazine for leaders and senior decision makers in Ireland. Produced in association with the Institute of Directors in Ireland, it is the ultimate source of practical information and expert advice for company leaders and directors on the increasingly onerous duties that come with today’s more regulated market.
From corporate governance to compliance, wealth planning to pension plans, we speak to the leaders and experts in their field. Irish Director’s strong lifestyle section brings to life, with elegance and style, the range of interests that matter most to a discriminating audience - from shrewd investment options to personal passions, from art and antiques to fine wines and luxury cars.
Past Issues
Inside This Issue
-
The talent myth
The financial crisis and talk of bank bonuses have brought to the public glare the huge salaries commanded in recent years by senior executives in major corporates. Ann O’Dea talks to David Bolchover and Mary O’Hara about the future of executive remuneration
-
Gaining currency
Currency looks set to be a recurring item this year in the in trays of financial directors managing those firms fortunate enough to be in a position to harness any uplift in global activity. Currency expert Ashraf Laidi takes a look at the year ahead
-
Sense of belonging
Anthuan Xavier, co-founder and former managing partner of Simpson Xavier, says he was always more of an entrepreneur than an accountant, so it is no surprise that today he applies his expertise to chairing the boards of young growth companies
-
Green day
Will Day, chair of the Sustainable Development Commission in the UK, tells Ann O’Dea there is no room for doomsday talk in the climate-change debate, and that fortune will favour the bold
-
The unknown unknowns
We all know more about banking now than we ever did – or ever wanted to, says Brendan Keenan. However, uncertainty still reigns as to what it will take or cost to restore a banking system fit to assist our economy
The Institute of Directors (IoD) in Ireland
Its membership spans the whole spectrum of business leadership, from the largest public companies and multinationals based in Ireland to the smallest private firms. The IoD is the sole organisation representing the interests of managing directors, senior managers and non-executive directors and it seeks to support, represent and set standards for directors across Irish business. The IoD also plays a major role in the professional development of directors through The Centre for Corporate Governance at University College Dublin. The IoD acts as an influential voice, representing its members' concerns to government and providing professional business support whenever it is needed.
The IoD (Ireland) membership base
Sponsorship opportunities
Some of Ireland's leading corporate brands have already partnered with Irish Director as founder patrons, through sponsorship packages and section sponsorship. Sponsors have first option on additional publishing or promotional opportunities, and benefit from association with the Institute of Directors in Ireland. Our team would be delighted to take you through upcoming sponsorship opportunities.
Contact Sam Hobbs on 01 625 1425
or email shobbs@businessandleadership.com
Advertising
With a controlled circulation of over 5,000, when you advertise in Irish Director, you reach company directors and senior management across all industries and sectors, in a high-end publication, endorsed by the Institute of Directors in Ireland.
Standard advertising rates
Page Colour €3,000
Half Page Colour €2,250
Double Page Spread €5,400
Page Strip €1,400
Inserts €600 per 1,000 for standard size inserts
Agency Commission = 15%
All competitions and promotions will be at the discretion of the publisher.
For further details on advertising, contact our Advertising Department on 00 353 (0)1 625 1425
or email: advertising@businessandleadership.com
Irish Director is Ireland’s leading senior management magazine. Designed for business leaders and decision makers across the island, it covers topics of specific relevance to Ireland’s senior directors.
Owner Manager is the latest title from the BusinessandLeadership.com stable. It focuses specifically on the needs of the business owner, offering both strategic and practical features and information related to running your own business.
Marketing Age is the definitive ‘voice’ of the marketing industry in Ireland. Aimed at decision makers, marketing directors and industry professionals, it deals in-depth with marketing strategy, innovation and the world of new media.
Knowledge Ireland is a ground-breaking bi-monthly magazine from our sister brand siliconrepublic.com, unique in its exploration of strategy and innovation through people and technology.
