12:00am, 27th October 2016
Light House Cinema, Market Square, Green St, Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland
€10
Breakfast Workshop, 27 th October
(with a special guest speaker focusing on global packaging innovation)
This breakfast workshop will focus on producer opportunities within the convenience retail sector through the eyes of convenience retailer Centra with a separate input on global packaging innovation from a UK guest speaker.
The Centra overview will be provided by leading retailer Elaine Aherne who owns Centra Kilcoole. Elaine will provide an overview of the retailer’s strategy, and guidelines on how producers can maximise their chances of success within the group.
Successful Centra supplier Seamus Tighe will guide participants through his journey, and provide tips on how to succeed within the convenience sector. Through his Everest Granola brand, Seamus has had significant success within the Centra group.
Our third speaker is Jacqueline Lawford who is a UK based packaging “ideation” expert. Her experience has led her to develop and launch hundreds of NPD products including
Europe’s first 100% PCR drinks bottle for Innocent drinks, develop and lead packaging consumer insights to drive innovation at Birdseye and has worked in collaboration with cross-functional business leaders to shape packaging strategy. She now spends her time as a freelance packaging consultant supporting businesses to ideate, develop and realise their packaging concepts.
This event is being led by LEO Dublin City and will be hosted in the Light House Cinema
Who Should Attend
This event is confined to Dublin Food Chain producer members only.
**Anyone purchasing DFC Member Tickets must have valid DFC Membership on the day of the event. If you would like to join the Dublin Food Chain please go to https://www.dublinfoodchain.ie/join-us/.
Dublin Food Chain is a collaborative initiative of Local Enterprise Offices in the Dublin area. The Dublin Food Chain is part of an ongoing effort to harness the power of the 'collective', in order to ensure that Co. Dublin's unique food heritage benefits from the attention it deserves.