Two years on from the triggering of Article 50, Peaceful Futures South Armagh are hosting a major conference on Brexit and it's challenges. The symposium will provide critical insight into the current state of the negotiations, discuss implications and offer practical support on future-proofing your business, farm, household or organisation.
The event will conclude giving the opportunity to meet, network and discuss the day’s topics. The event is in the Bernish Suite of the Carrickdale Hotel this Friday 8 March at 4PM. Preregistration essential to guarantee your place.

Peaceful Futures South Armagh have partnered up with high profile guest speakers from the business, agriculture and financial sectors for this Major North/South conference on Brexit,. Speakers will address the future shape of economic co-operation giving insight into general employment issues, support for Small businesses, transport, customs & much more. Keynote speakers will be available to respond to your questions throughout.
Part of the conference will focus on agriculture, as it will be one sector of NI’s economy greatly impacted by Brexit. Currently a large proportion of the annual income generated by farmers in this part of the world is generated courtesy of the Single Farm Payment through the EU Agricultural Policy (CAP). Once leaving the EU, the CAP will have no bearing on farmers in Northern Ireland.
The afternoon will feature a diverse programme including interviews, discussions and Q&As with guest speakers, key advisors, and industry leaders from across the UK. Eamonn Mallie will moderate the event and guest speakers for Peaceful Futures South Armagh Brexit Conference include Conall Donnelly; NIMEA, Lord Reg Empey; House of Lords, Alex Kane; Commentator, Pat Hynes; Glencree Peace & Reconcilliation Centre, Angela McGowan; Director CBI NI, Marie Mohan; Greenfield Foods Ltd, Eugene Reavey Jnr; Matheson Law Firm and Rita Shah; CEO Shabra Group.
You can register at peacefulfutures@gmail.com


