It was a pleasure to welcome a delegation of senior New Zealand business leaders to Revive Eco Park this week as part of the Ireland & Innovation: The New Zealand Executive Study Tour.
Organised by the Trans - Tasman Business Circle, the delegation brought together C-level leaders from banking, technology, consulting, government, and trade to experience Irish innovation firsthand. We were proud that Revive was selected as one of the companies featured during their visit.
Hosted by The Revive Group CEO Liam Kearney and the Revive team, the visit provided an opportunity to showcase our off-grid manufacturing facility and our sewer cleaning units, which are engineered for a lifespan of more than 30 years and designed around circular economy principles. With Australia and New Zealand continuing to grow as key markets for Revive, discussions like these are invaluable in building connections and exploring future opportunities.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Enterprise Ireland and the Trans - Tasman Business Circle for facilitating the visit, and to every member of the delegation for their engagement, insightful questions, and genuine interest in our work.
A special thank you to Steve Jurkovich (CEO, Kiwibank), Jacob Briars (Trade Commissioner, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise), and Lydia R. (Director Australia/New Zealand, Enterprise Ireland) for their leadership and coordination in making the visit possible.
Strengthening relationships between Ireland and New Zealand through innovation, sustainability, and forward-thinking business is something we're proud to be a part of. 🇮🇪🇳🇿
