The Donegal Dublin Business Network (DDBN) will host a live webinar by renowned performance coach Enda McNulty on Thursday morning on how to stay resilient during the Covid-19 crisis.
The on-line event is open to DDBN members and anyone in the business community in County Donegal who is interested hearing the advice being offered by the former GAA star.
Among those who have already signed up to join the webinar is Donegal GAA captain and local business owner Michael Murphy.
Armagh man McNulty is a highly successful business coach has worked with a host of big-name clients including Microsoft, Amazon, Lidl, Facebook and AIB. He specialises in inspiring action and igniting performance in the face of challenge.
His talk tomorrow will focus on performance, leadership, mental toughness and culture.
Mindful of the challenge Covid-19 poses for everyone, Enda and his team pledge to reassure, educate and inspire those who join the virtual broadcast. They promise to deliver an engaging event which leaves those logging on feeling inspired and activated.
There will also be a focus on the role that physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing can play during these times and beyond Covid-19.
Cieran Kelly of Kelco Communications representing the DDBN and handing over the 20 iPads and their infection control cases to Laurence Moore, head of ICT Operations in Letterkenny University Hospital.
The broadcast gets underway at 8am and will be followed by a question and answer session. There is no charge but online registration is necessary well in advance using the link here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3526137495253078288?fbclid=IwAR3o8k8ZrW8Z_dnDgpq5PZrbpe1isHvMVznMhqL94MCDVRenEPfgBGlS1gE
The event is the latest in a range of Covid-19 initiatives by the DDBN. Last week the network announced it had raised more than €20,000 for Letterkenny University Hospital. The funds will be used to assist the Hospital with much-needed resources for staff and patients impacted the Covid-19 crisis.