Save the date for the 112TH Annual Mayo Ball on November 4th, 2017 at The Irish Center, 6815 Emlen Street, Philadelphia PA 19119.
Ads available in program book. For more details, please click HERE.
Sep11Mon
Sep11Mon
IABCN member, Kevin Connor of Modern Strategic Branding & Communications, is included in the Philadelphia Business Journal’s recent article on Philadelphia’s marcom industry.
Philadelphia’s marcom industry is thriving but must ‘brag’ more to succeed: Leaders
Greater Philadelphia’s marketing communications industry has grown into a robust industry that can attract and retain high talent, but industry leaders say more work is needed to elevate its nationwide and global reputations, which have lagged compared to that of its counterparts.
The region’s marketing communications, or marcom, industry was slow to recover from the recession, but it now contributes an annual economic impact of $13.5 billion, according to a recently-released report by Philly Ad News. The region now outpaces its East Coast competitors.
To read more, please click HERE.
Sep08Fri
Click HERE to download the application for the Mayo Association’s Miss Mayo contest.
Sep08Fri
TransferMate set to become only cross-border payments company in EU with full U.S. regulatory approval, expands senior management
– Achieves full U.S. regulatory approval with acquisition of New York licence
– Post-Brexit, TransferMate will become only EU-based company with full U.S approval
– Announces expansion of senior management to accommodate rapid global expansion
– Appoints Gary Conroy, former MD Realex as Chief Commercial Officer
– Appoints Rafael de la Vega, former Director of Global Partnerships at Intuit in Silicon Valley, as North American Board advisor
– Appoints Pat McLoughlin, former CEO of Irish Payment Services Organization as Board Advisor for Europe
Sep06Wed
Congratulations to our own, Theresa Flanagan Murtagh, who was just elected the first woman president of The Philo.
CatholicPhilly.com
When Delaware County attorney Theresa Flanagan Murtaugh recently took office as the Catholic Philopatrian Literary Institute’s 77th president, she made history. Founded in 1850, the Philo in its early years had priests as presidents and since 1870 has been headed by laymen.
Murtaugh is the first woman to head the Philo and looking at her resume she is more than up to the task.
She is a board member of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, a member of Legatus, a member of the committee for the Archbishop’s Christmas Benefit, secretary for the Riddle Hospital/Main Line Health Foundation and a board member of the Irish American Business Chamber of Commerce.
Sep06Wed
Irish Legal 100 – Irish Rising Stars
Thursday, September 21st, 6.30 pm
The Pyramid Club of Philadelphia
RSVP to irishleg100@aol.com
