Five hundred delegates at the Limrick Business Conference

Northern Trust, Element Six, Aer Lingus, Irish Rail, Eli Lilly and Ei Electronics were all among the companies represented in a major conference in Limerick.

Five hundred businessmen from all over Ireland were at the University of Technology on the Shannon Michelish campus, where the Lean Business Ireland (LBI) business group (LBI) held its annual gathering.

It was organized with the Western Medium Business Network in Channon Ramber.

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Lean refers to the work strategy that focuses on reducing waste and increasing the creation of value to customers, and is often through continuous improvement and efficiency gains.

Among the prominent speakers were Andrew Steel and Adam Davis of the Airbus plane, who shared visions about the development of people, leadership and culture within their organization.

They took the attendees on a journey through the manufactures of Airbus, who were martyred in youth as the main challenge in developing a meager culture within the organization, but they said that once a culture of growth is created, Lean will add value and remove waste.

Pre -ECIONERERERERINA Conferences has been offered to the attendees of advanced technical concepts and Takumi Precision Engineering Limited in Raeen, as well as Masterclass International at Limorik University.

The conference also included an exhibition hall where companies that offer solutions interacted with the lean implementation with the attendees.

“What a wonderful event that shows excellence in the middle of the West and throughout Irean island. Lean is a decisive driver in helping to get the best in your people and your work, to help your work to be more productive, and create more jobs in our societies,” said LBI President Robert Hernan, Senior Consultant Lean at Enterprise Ireland.

Helen Downs, CEO of Shannon Dam, was flooded with the level of attendance at the conference.

“We attended the Lean Business Ireland Conferences in the past, we were proud, this year, in partnership with Lean Business Ireland in the presentation of the 2025 conference. It was an easy decision to participate with the LBI mission closely compatible with us: promoting the culture of continuous improvement, cooperation and competitiveness through the Irish industry.

“We have seen the benefits of cooperation through the Lean Mid-West network, which started as a regional initiative in 2016, but we have grown to become a vibrant society between more than 120 companies, and they are all committed to improving leadership and innovation.

Lean was founded 10 years ago, which is a volunteer group and comprisaes companies, government agencies, and academic and representative bodies.