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NewsNewsroom 10-year partnership celebrations for Kingspan and Inver College
Business in the Community Ireland’s (BITCI) congratulates Kingspan and Inver College, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan for partnering for the past decade to deliver its World of Work programme to 2nd years students. The nationwide World of Work programme provides industry insights to 2nd year DEIS students through corporate volunteers from a local company. The volunteers share […]
BITCI NewsNewsroom From Classroom to Boardroom: How BITCI is Supporting Teachers and Principals Across Ireland
As BITCI celebrates its 25th anniversary, we are reflecting on the success of our educator-focused programmes Industry Insights for Teachers (IIT) and Management Excellence for Principals (MEP), which impacted over 620 educators in 2024. IIT is aimed at educators and career guidance counsellors, showcasing businesses and business sectors to school leavers. The programme comprises sessions […]
BITCI NewsNewsNewsroom 10-year partnership celebrations for Fexco and Glounaguillagh National School in Kerry
Business in the Community Ireland’s (BITCI) congratulates Fexco and Glounaguillagh National School, Killorglin, Co.Kerry for delivering it’s Time to Read and Time to Count programmes for the past decade. The Time to Read programme aims is to build children’s confidence in reading and improve their fluency and comprehension when reading by pairing 2nd class children […]
Uncategorized ‘Climate Transition Plan Scorecard’ to help accelerate corporate environmental action in Ireland
Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI) and the DCU Institute for Climate and Society are today announcing an innovative partnership to accelerate corporate environmental action in Ireland. This partnership, an element of BITCI’s Accelerate: The Business Pact for Climate and Nature campaign, will focus on developing the ‘Climate Transition Plan Scorecard’. It will involve assessing […]
NewsNewsroom CSRD has been a headache, but it helps business do better; let’s not lose our hard-won momentum
Two years ago, most people had never heard of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). When they did, the first thing most were struck by was the number 1100. This is the number of data points on which a company within scope of CSRD might have to disclose information – covering everything from incentive schemes […]
NewsNewsroom Time to Count pupils and Zurich volunteers visit Wexford Library
As part of Business in the Community Ireland’s (BITCI) Time to Count programme, the pupils of St. John of Gods Primary School visited Wexford Library with their volunteers from Zurich. The Time to Count programme, which began in 2016, aims to build children’s confidence around numbers, reinforce their conceptual understanding around numbers and support them […]
BITCI NewsNewsroom Innovate, Collaborate and Transform: BITCI’s Strategy for Impact 2025-2028
Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI) which is marking its 25 anniversary in 2025, just unveiled its new strategic plan: Innovate, Collaborate and Transform: BITCI’s Strategy for Impact 2025-2028. This transformational strategy aims for BITCI to expand its impact by redefining its business proposition, leading collective action campaigns and integrating sustainability and social inclusion by […]
BITCI NewsNewsNewsroom Student Mentoring Programme continues to prove its worth
Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI) is celebrating another successful year of its Student Mentoring Programme with its annual graduation taking place in Griffith College. This academic year, 23 partnerships between companies and DEIS schools across the country participated with 194 pupils in 5th and 6th year benefitting. Our Student Mentoring Programme, pairs pupils with […]
BITCI NewsNewsroom Time to Count pupils visit Bank of Ireland, Limerick
As part of Business in the Community Ireland’s (BITCI) Time to Count programme, the pupils of Presentation Primary School visited Bank of Ireland, O’Connell Street, Limerick branch. Unique to this site visit was the attendance of Mayor of Limerick, John Moran who is a strong champion of effective local initiatives to tackle educational disadvantage. The […]