Limerick Treaty BNI chapter generates €12m in business
Reporter:
nick@limerickleader.ie
The president of the Limerick Treaty branch of BNI Tony McMahon, photographed outside the Clayton Hotel, where in normal times its weekly meetings would take place | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
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Tell us a little bit about BNI’s Limerick Treaty chapter.
The Limerick Treaty chapter of Business Network nternational (BNI) is 20 years old, and has given a foundation for local businesses to develop and grow before the downturn around 2008. In a lot of instances, it helped a lot of more established members of the chapter shelter from the austerity. Since BNI started logging data, the Treaty chapter has generated €12m of business. The strategists in the organisation have forecast that for every €1m generated in a chapter, it equates to €5m in a local community. This helps people buy houses, send kids to university, go to college, go on holiday, and buy vehicles. The amount of benefits is endless.