Business Post Global Trade Summit 2025

9:30

Networking & Light Breakfast

10:00

Welcome Address

Sarah Murphy

Sarah Murphy

CEO Business Post

10:05

Partner Welcome

Louise Kelly

Louise Kelly

Global Trade and Business Resilience Lead, Deloitte

10:15

PANEL:

European Competitiveness v US Trade Agenda

As Europe pursues its Competitive Agenda amid evolving US trade tensions, what does the future trade landscape look like and what does that mean for indigenous and multinational companies in Ireland?

Kate English

Kate English

Chief Economist, Deloitte

Moderator

Pablo Zalba

Pablo Zalba

Managing Director, EU Policy Centre, Deloitte

Jonathan Traub

Jonathan Traub

US Tax Policy, Deloitte

Larry Donnelly

Larry Donnelly

Politics & Current Affairs Expert

11:00

PANEL:

Trade, Tariffs and the Future of Capital Investment

In a time of shifting geopolitics, tightening capital markets, and re-evaluated trade agreements, this panel explores how Ireland can remain resilient. From food and beverage to aviation and funding, we ask: how are businesses adapting, and what frameworks are needed to unlock new capital and protect supply chains?

Eoghan Murphy

Eoghan Murphy

Partner, Deloitte

Moderator

Conor Galvin,

Conor Galvin,

CEO, Ornua

Jenny Melia

Jenny Melia

CEO, Enterprise Ireland

Helen Ryan

Helen Ryan

Board Director, PM Group

11:45

Networking Break

12:15

PANEL:

Disruption, Opportunity and the New Talent Economy

How can Ireland embed itself at the heart of European innovation and talent strategy while remaining agile? This discussion will focus on workforce readiness, regulatory balance, and the imperative to lead in R&D and emerging technologies.

Cliona Murphy

Cliona Murphy

Board Member, Bord Bia

Phillip Gammell

Phillip Gammell

President, ISPE Ireland

Niamh Gallagher

Niamh Gallagher

Ireland Site Lead, AWS

1:15

FIRESIDE CHAT

 In conversation with Simon Harris

Daniel Murray

Daniel Murray

Policy Editor, Business Post

Moderator

Minister Simon Harris

Minister Simon Harris

Tánaiste