Tony McKeown appointed new chief executive of Newry Chamber Tony McKeown.
NEWRY Chamber of Commerce & Trade has appointed Tony McKeown, as its new Chief Executive Officer.
The sales and marketing veteran will take over from Colm Shannon, who will depart the CEO role in August.
Chamber president Emma Mullen-Marmion said Mr McKeown will enter the jobs with a wealth of local, national and international marketing and business experience.
“It is important that the Newry Region is well positioned to recover from COVID-19 and Tony’s skills and experience will help the Chamber work with the local business community to maximise the potential of the area,” she added.
The ‘Northern Ireland Small Business Conference’ was a sell-out in 2019 and is coming back, virtually, on Thursday 24 June 2021.
It will be bigger and better than ever and is completely free to attend.
Supported by Newry, Mourne and Down District Council and Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) the virtual conference is accessible to businesses, small and medium-sized from anywhere, not just the Greater Newry area.
The programme will include a keynote address on the overall economic outlook for Northern Ireland from Richard Ramsey, Chief Economist for Northern Ireland at Ulster Bank.
Emma Mullen, President of Newry Chamber of Commerce and Trade says, “It is so important for recovery that we provide a really practical programme for attendees.
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Live updates as Northern Ireland Executive agrees to relax some lockdown restrictions
Stormont ministers are meeting today to discuss the easing of coronavirus lockdown restrictions which are due to end on April 1
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The NI Executive has agreed a number of easements to existing coronavirus restrictions this afternoon, it is understood.
They include a relaxation of the numbers allowed to meet in a private garden from six people from two households on April 1, to 10 from two households after Easter as well as the launch of click and collect services from garden centres and plant nurseries - also from April 1.