Donal Laverty

@Keith_Acheson @artsbusinessni @UlsterUni @maria_mcmanus It was a beautiful composition @Keith_Acheson

Great afternoon in this fabulous space @UlsterUni taking part in @artsbusinessni '#Creativity & #Innovation in #Business' event. Very interesting speakers & lovely to share stage again with @maria_mcmanus & to hear the magnificent #SheelaghGreer perform a piece of mine again

“Creativity is the magic sauce that is giving businesses their edge” Our inspiring speakers at Creativity & Innovation in Business with @UlsterBizSchool shared their experiences of the transformative impact of creativity, which fuels new ideas, connection and innovation.

We're looking forward to Creativity & Innovation in Business with @UlsterBizSchool this Wed 17 April 12 - 2pm Discover how businesses are collaborating with the arts to drive innovation & find out more about the future of skills for innovation Book here>> eventbrite.co.uk/e/creativity-a…

We're delighted to announce the appointment of Brian Lenehan as HR Consultant. Read more👉bakertillymooneymoore.co.uk/news/blog/bria… #greatfutures #welcometotheteam

Blue tit singing on a cold early morning you can see its song in the air 😀 📸: Mikhail Kalinin

We have a new opportunity for a Senior HR Consultant. With a commercial approach to all aspects of HR, you will provide strategic and operational HR support and advice to our existing and growing client base. To find out more and to apply click here: lnkd.in/dWR-uCMw.

"While history shapes people, people can also shape history." @vonderleyen For me, the speech of the week @QUBelfast #GFA25 conference.

Thanks to @BakerTillyMM for their support with our Leading Organisational Change category again this year and well done to everyone nominated. Congratulations to @EmmaSGarrett for being highly commended in this category and to the award winner, Colleen Tinnelly.

Thanks so much to @BakerTillyMM for supporting our Leading Organisational Change award this year and a huge congrats to those finalists below who are making a big impact in NI. #CO3Awards #Champions

Join us in Jan for a breakfast seminar with @donallaverty1 & Ryan Connor, @BakerTillyMM. They will explore near and future trends in the labour market as the economy enters recession. Find out more about what we should do to attract and retain talent. bit.ly/3hzuFpT

In today's @irishnewsbiz I consider how the recruitment market will differ from past recessions and the options for businesses: irishnews.com/business/2022/…

We'd a great session this morning at #C03Con22 talking about the future of work and organisation design beyond covid. Thanks to all delegates for their attention and @C03updates for their support.

Food inflation and shortages are widespread but the problem is deeper than just ingredient shortages and supply bottlenecks. #Greatconversations sprou.tt/1ETNTZaxHl6

Happy to contribute with colleagues from the @BakerTillyInt to this important topic #greatconversations

Stunning picture. Want to know more about #Knowth then the #RIAPublications are just what you need. The latest is 'Excavations at Knowth Volume 7: The Megalithic Art of the Passage Tombs at Knowth, Co. Meath' bit.ly/3Nac2Cv

#RIAaccess2experts 📣Our comparative panel discussion on 8 Sep at 6pm with Marjaana Niemi, Jochen Böhler, Mary E. Daly, Charlotte Macdonald, chaired by Robert Gerwarth, will examine how the Irish state performed in its first 100 years. #FreeTickets👉 bit.ly/AD100Hist

The 1st woman to receive a doctorate in science & 1st woman elected to the senate of the University of London, Dubliner Sophie Bryant was one of the earliest women cyclists & climbed the Matterhorn twice. She died in a climbing accident #OTD 1922.dib.ie/biography/brya… #DIBLives

Not everyday you can say you refound the cross slab of a King of Ossory. Earlier this year I refound the grave of Cerball Mac Dunlainge who died in 888. You can hear me speak about this and more on Friday @ 4pm at Clareen, Offaly with IAFS as part of Heritage Week.

Know your buzzy friends in this hot weather! 🐝

This oak door featured in Westminster Abbey is Britain’s oldest and only Anglo-Saxon Door. The door has been standing for over 950 years, dating back to the reign of Edward the Confessor during the 1050s. The door was made from a single oak from Eastern England in medevial times.