IMAGE Networking Breakfast: Making It Happen

By IMAGE
23rd Oct 2017

Making It Happen

Productivity in Business

The business hamster wheel never slows down, so how can we consistently stay on top of our ‘to do’ lists. With teams to brief, presentations to write, ideas to generate and KPI’s to meet, it’s a constant battle to stay productive, stay motivated and stay sane!

October’s IMAGE Networking Breakfast focusses on women who make extraordinary things happen on a daily basis. As chief officer of St Vincent’s University Hospital, Kay Connolly oversees an abundance of teams and departments to ensure best practice is delivered as routine. TV3’s Debbie O’Donnell has worked in the UK and Ireland with the most challenging situations and deadlines in producing award-winning television programmes; and Stillwater Communications Natasha Fennell works with corporates, entrepreneurs and global thought leaders in helping them perform to their highest potential.

Join us for a morning when we learn how the experts in productivity get stuff done. Get inspired, reboot your mojo and enjoy plenty of treats, gifts and some quality networking too.

WHEN Friday, October 27
from 7.30am – 10am

WHERE The Marker Hotel,
Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2

TICKETS €45*

Book tickets online,
call 01 271 9687 or email business@image.ie.

*Includes a luxury gift bag and treats for everyone from No7!

OUR SPEAKERS

KAY CONNOLLY
Chief Operating Officer, St Vincents University Hospital

With 32 years’ industry experience, Kay Connolly has received multiple promotions since joining St. Vincent’s University Hospital culminating to her current role as Chief Operating Officer. Kay is known for driving change and quality improvement. Kay provides leadership, management and clinical expertise to ensure the efficient running of one of Ireland’s largest acute level 4 hospitals with a staff complement of over 2,500. Working alongside senior management in implementing the hospital’s strategic objectives, Kay is the first female appointment to this level within the management structure in 15 years.

DEBBIE O’DONNELL
Television Producer and Programme Maker

Debbie has launched and developed some of Ireland’s best-known TV shows. Following a successful career on breakfast TV with Sky UK, Debbie created IrelandAM, a highly successful format that for 17 years provided a daily platform for waking nation. Debbie then moved on to further success with TV3, creating Xpose and leading the team from strength to strength. A Senior Manager in TV3, in her current role as Head of Daytime, Debbie provides the vision for content, presentation and attitude.

NATASHA FENNELL
Director, Stillwater Communications

Natasha Fennell is a Directo with Stillwater Communications and is one of Ireland’s leading communications experts and confidence coaches. She has also spent time working as a reporter with RTE and Director of Fundraising with Fianna Fail. Natasha set up Stillwater Communications 11 years ago in order to help organisations and individuals discover, develop and tell their stores. She works with a broad range of clients including Diageo, VHI, RTE, Brown Thomas and Arnotts. Her first book, The Daughterhood, with Roisin Ingle is a number one bestseller in Ireland and has been published internationally.