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The Irish Times Business Awards in association with Bank of Ireland

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Now in its sixth year, the Business Awards acknowledge excellence and outstanding achievement among Irish business leaders, both at home and abroad, and executives leading major multinational companies in Ireland. Each month, a winner is selected by The Irish Times business team, led by Business Editor Ciarán Hancock.

Bank of Ireland partners with The Irish Times to support the awards which celebrate the expertise, talent, and commitment of those who lead businesses in Ireland.In September, Dublin-based Smurfit Kappa agreed a deal to acquire WestRock in the United States to form what will become the world’s biggest packaging group

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Marguerite Brosnan, chief executive of Axa Insurance in Ireland In August, French insurance giant agreed to buy Laya Healthcare, the Republic’s second-largest health insurer, in a deal worth €650mThe drinks giant invested €25m in new tanks for its St James’s Gate brewery in a move to increase capacity to meet rapidly growing demand for its non-alcoholic offering, Guinness 0.0.

Co Leitrim spirits maker posted record results for last year and has stated its ambition to be a top 10 global gin brandThe Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Chupi Sweetman, founder of Chupi In February, Chupi announced that it had secured €3.

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