CIF Annual Conference
Constructing a competitive economy
Thursday, 28th September
Croke Park, Dublin
The construction sector is an engine of the Irish economy. As one of the country’s largest industries, it has a central role to play in Ireland’s biggest challenges, such as housing our expanding population, delivering key infrastructure, tackling climate change and supporting foreign direct investment.
‘Constructing A Competitive Economy’ is the theme of the Construction Industry Federation’s 2023 annual conference. The conference will bring together leading experts from the industry to discuss how construction can support Ireland’s economic growth and increasing population and build a prosperous, thriving society.
Ireland is in a strong position economically. Despite global challenges, last year Ireland’s economy was the fastest growing in Europe, with real GDP growth of 12%. Our population is also growing and has increased to over 5million people for the first time since the 1850s.
Our growing population and economy presents opportunities, but also challenges for public and private bodies to keep pace. The construction sector’s ability to construct at scale can power Ireland’s progress and prosperity. But we need a clear pipeline of construction-ready work, and an environment that enables the industry’s investment in its people, processes and technology. How can we lead in developing these key enablers?
Join us on September 28th in Croke Park for ‘Constructing A Competitive Economy’ as we explore the industry’s role as a driving force of sustainable economic success.
until the Early Bird booking rate ends on 14th September at 5pm!
The conference in numbers
Speakers
The company we keep
Companies represented at previous events include:
2022 Agenda
Infrastructure delivery
The government’s NDP, published in 2021, sets out plans to spend €165bn on vital infrastructure in health, education, transport and housing up to 2030. Recent changes to spending rules could mean the accelerated delivery of many of these projects. Our speakers explore the current state of infrastructure in Ireland, where we are on delivery, capacity constraints in the industry and what the Ireland of 2030 will look like after this investment.
Conference FAQ
General Conference Questions
The conference takes place at Croke Park, Dublin. The closest accommodation is the Croke Park Hotel.
If you are interested in sponsorship opportunities, please reach out to [email protected].
We will be announcing speakers and our agenda soon. Stay tuned!
Sponsors
Yes, you can find answers to most of your questions in our sponsor portal. Login there for all your FAQs, announcements and important information and deadlines. Don’t have access to the portal? Email Patty immediately at [email protected], because there are important updates sent to all sponsors that will need your attention.
Ticket Questions
Please contact Jackie Bryan, Customer Manager on [email protected] or 087 055 7913.
As part of our terms and conditions, we unfortunately do not have offer refunds. We appreciate your understanding of this policy. Please do note that you can transfer your ticket to another person up to 30 days before Conference.
Yes, we offer 3 for 2, and 5 for 3 on the ticket prices.