Welcome to the on demand Webcasts from OpportUnity – the US superhighway to Ireland brought to you by the New York Chapter of the Irish International Business Network (IIBN) on November 7, 2014 in New York City. Please go to: https://iibn.metameetings.biz to review selected Webcasts of sessions, photos and press clippings. From the Webcast website you can also share the OpportUnity session content with your LinkedIn network.
Máirtín Ó Muilleoir recently named Sinn Féin Assembly member for South Belfast.
Máirtín will be asking his constituents — regardless of faith, politics or community background — to join him in building community, creating jobs and celebrating diversity.
Click HERE to read Máirtín’s latest blog entry.
Currently chief operating officer at the European External Action Service, Irishman David O’Sullivan has been appointed future EU ambassador to the US earlier this year and will take office later this fall.
If you want to read more about what the incoming Ambassador to the United States has to say about TTIP, I would recommend reading his excellent article in the Irish Times, where he makes a strong case for TTIP helping his native Ireland.
Our lensman pal Dónal McCann opened his compelling exhibition on my mayoral year at the Golden Thread Gallery on Thursday night as part of the Belfast Festival at Queen’s.
Dónal took 10,000 pictures on the trail with me but reduced that number to around 600 for his website, to 65 for the exhibition catalogue and to just 24 for the gallery walls.
You can see the final two dozen yourself at the Golden Thread Gallery throughout this month but consider yourself invited to the launch of the catalogue — which has a preface by veteran Belfast journo Deric Henderson — on Saturday 18 October.
That doyen of Belfast journalism Ivan Little penned words to accompany a selection of Dónal’s photos for a special Belfast Telegraph spread.
Dónal, a West Belfast man, is a master-photographer and his pictures speak to the true spirit of Belfast.
To read more, please click HERE.
That would be the Irish America Magazine first ever Health and Life Sciences Awards, which took place in the fabled New York Yacht Club last night co-presented by ICON Clinical Research, IABCN Ambassador Club Member and Ireland’s leading drug research company with 11,000 employees. ICON was represented by CEO Ciaran Murray and a dedicated staff from Dublin.
To read more from IrishCentral.com, please click HERE.
Collaboration will focus on stem cell therapy, gene therapy, biomaterials and biomedical engineering
The National University Ireland Galway has signed an agreement to formalise collaborative ties with the Mayo Clinic Centre for Regenerative Medicine in the US. The agreement follows many years of close cooperation, and paves the way for joint collaborations in clinical trials using regenerative therapies.
To read the complete article, please click HERE.


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