Longford businesses encouraged to attend leading digital event in September
Ireland’s premier digital conference and expo will bring together leading local and international voices from across e-commerce, technology and global platforms.
Longford businesses have been encouraged to attend a large digital event in September in the capital.
Leading digital, ecommerce and tech representative body, Digital Business Ireland will run its flagship event ‘Digital Velocity’ on Thursday, September 10 at Pitch Dublin.
Following months of preparation, the leading premier digital conference and expo will bring together leading local and international voices from across e-commerce, technology and global platforms to explore the key trends shaping the future of digital commerce, innovation and growth.
The event builds on DBI’s established track record of delivering high-impact digital business events, including the Digital Summit held at Croke Park in September 2024, and will provide businesses in Longford with practical insights, new connections and the tools needed to accelerate their online growth across every sector of the economy.
Among the keynote speakers announced today include: Digital influencer and comedian, Rory O'Hanlon, who will share insights into building audiences and brands in the digital age;
Amazon's Lucie Pasquet, who will discuss how Irish businesses can unlock international growth through e-commerce.
UN Consultant on e-commerce development and Grow Global founder Sarah Carroll, who will explore the role of artificial intelligence in helping businesses expand into new markets.
London-based Heartificial Intelligence founder Jessica Chapplow, who will examine the next evolution of AI and its implications for organisations.
Alongside the keynote speakers, attendees will hear from representatives of Google, TikTok, Sky Ireland, DHL, Core Optimisation, Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI), All human, DHL, Zenty, .IE and other leading companies across a series of sessions focused on online growth, artificial intelligence, digital marketing, customer experience, audience engagement, and the future of digital commerce.
The event will also feature a dedicated Women in Digital luncheon, bringing together female leaders from across Ireland's digital economy to discuss leadership, innovation and the opportunities shaping the future of the sector.
Speaking ahead of the event, Victor Timon, Chairperson of Digital Business Ireland, said: "Digital technologies are transforming every aspect of business, from how organisations engage with customers and market their products to how they innovate, expand internationally and compete in a rapidly changing marketplace.
“Digital Velocity is designed to move beyond theory and provide practical insights from the people and organisations leading that transformation. We are delighted to welcome speakers from many of Ireland's most innovative businesses to share their expertise and experiences.
"Whether businesses are exploring the potential of artificial intelligence, seeking to expand into new markets or looking to strengthen their digital capabilities, Digital Velocity will provide attendees across all sectors with the ideas, insights and connections needed to support their future growth."
Digital Velocity is organised by Digital Business Ireland, which represents more than 8,000 businesses across Ireland's e-commerce and digital sectors.