O2 Ability Awards 2007

Benefits

Denis O'Brien, Mary Davis and Lucy Gaffney pictured at the 2005 O2 Ability Awards

Benefits of entering the O2 Ability Awards

Specific Benefits

  • Embracing diversity is good for business
  • Entry into the process encourages self-assessment
  • Positive portrayal of the culture within your organisation
  • High level of exposure in business and media circles
  • Dedicated Irish Times business supplement detailing the 50 winners
  • Invitation for the 50 winners to the high profile awards ceremony at Dublin Castle, televised by RTÉ One, co-presented by Ryan Tubridy.
    Category and overall winners profiled in TV programme
  • 50 winners have access to PR support programme to maximise exposure
  • Top 75 entrants receive a FREE one-day onsite assessment that will assist organisations in continuing to optimise the employment and inclusion of people with disabilities
  • Feedback on areas for improvement for the 75 organisations that have been assessed
  • Corporate Responsibility – independent and externally verified recognition of best practice in the area of disability

Benefits of entering the O2 Ability Awards

  • Access to an often-untapped labour force
  • Encourages wider adoption of best practice in the employment and inclusion of people with disabilities
  • Fosters a culture of communication and idea-sharing among likeminded organisations
  • Educates media, public, business sector and people with disabilities about what can and is being done
  • Opens doors to an invaluable range of information and advice
  • Facilitates communication between employers and organisations in the disability sector on how better to support businesses in the employment and inclusion of people with disabilities
  • Serves as catalyst for development of a more inclusive society

 

 

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