Causeway Chamber

Causeway Chamber Annual General Meeting
2021-09-14 17:30 - 18:30 UTC | The Lodge Hotel, Lodge Rd Roundabout, Coleraine, BT521NF
Causeway Chamber of Commerce will hold their Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 14th September 2021, 5:30pm at The Lodge Hotel.
The AGM is an opportunity to review the year and Accounts for year end 31st March 2021.
Members interested in joining the Chamber Council team or who would like to nominate a member for Council please call Annette Deighan, Operations Manager to discuss further or to request a nomination form. Closing date for nominations is Friday 10th September.

In Camera with Robin Walker MP
2021-07-20 14:00 - 15:00 | Zoom
Causeway Chamber will host an In Camera meeting on Zoom with Robin Walker MP, The Minister of State for Northern Ireland on Tuesday 20th July at 2pm.
Discussion topics will include Brexit, NI Protocol and COVID 19 business recovery.
The Minister has the following ministerial responsibilities: Driving Economic and Domestic Policy

Long term economic recovery from COVID-19
Promotion of the economy, levelling up and innovation – including City Deals and the Shared Prosperity Fund
Leading the department’s work on the most critical constitution and rights issues in NI

Supporting the Secretary of State in his responsibilities, including:

Legacy stakeholder engagement
Strengthening and sustaining the Union in Northern Ireland
Vital security casework
Building substantive relationships across sectors and communities
Leading workstreams on New Decade, New Approach Agreement; and the NI Protocol

“Economy ABC – After Brexit & Covid”
2021-07-05 10:00 - 11:00 | Zoom
Join us Monday 5th July at 10am on Zoom to hear from Richard Ramsey, Chief Economist Ulster Bank, Northern Ireland who will outline the impact of the biggest economic shock to hit the Northern Ireland economy. How is the economy recovering? How are businesses adapting to Brexit and what will the lasting legacy of COVID-19 be?
Richard is a well-known face and voice in Northern Ireland, commenting on a range of economic and business issues including the housing market, the labour market and the performance of the private sector. He also runs the UlsterEconomix blog www.UlsterEconomix.com where you can find his commentary and research.
Richard Ramsey is Chief Economist, Northern Ireland, at Ulster Bank. He is a member of the Department of Finance’s Statistics Advisory Committee. Before joining Ulster Bank, Richard spent 10 years in the public sector – including spells as Principal Economist at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment (DETI) and with Invest NI. He also held a number of economist posts within the Department of Finance & Personnel. Richard is a graduate of Loughborough University with a BSc in Economics & Human Geography and an MSc in European Economics and Finance.
