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Tara McCarthy, CEO of Bord Bia, which has received an Excellent Reputation Pulse score of 85.1 out of 100.
The Reputations Agency has announced the results of its RepTrak 2021 study, with Bord Bia topping the list of the most reputed Irish organisations.
In the 12th annual study of the reputational standing of 100 of Ireland’s largest organisations, the agency surveyed 6,500 members of the pubic between January and March of this year.
The study measures the level of trust, respect, admiration and esteem the public has for 100 organisations in Ireland, along with close to 100 other reputation and brand indicators.
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Bord Bia Tops 2021 RepTrak Reputation Survey
May 7, 2021
Bord Bia has topped this year’s RepTrak survey of the country’s most reputable companies.
The annual Ireland RepTrak study, the largest and longest running study of reputation in Ireland, is based on the perceptions of over 6,500 members of the public and was completed between 21st January and 29th March 2021. The study measures the level of trust, respect, admiration and esteem the public has for 100 organisations in Ireland, along with close to 100 other reputation and brand indicators.
Bord Bia took the top spot overall as the most reputable organisation in Ireland with an “Excellent Reputation” Pulse score of 85.1 in the annual Ireland RepTrak 2021 study which is carried out by the Reputations Agency. The 12th annual study of the reputational standing of Ireland’s 100 largest and most visible organisations was undertaken between January and March 2021 and identified the organisations and sectors that the Iris
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St Vincent’s Private Hospital came fourth and Boots Ireland fifth in the RepTrak 2021 study published by communications group the Reputations Agency, while the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) was once again ranked bottom of the 100-strong list.
The top 10 was rounded out by Mater Private Network, Toyota, Aldi, Kellogg’s and Lidl.
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