Tourism Ireland 1-2-1's

TIME & LOCATION

Wednesday 11 November, 11:30 am

End Time: 1:30 pm

Mezzanine

About

Tourism Ireland’s Programming Ireland Fund is a co-production fund designed to showcase the island of Ireland as a destination to an international audience through high-quality and engaging TV projects. Launched in 2021, to date the fund has supported over 75 high-quality TV programmes, including celebrity-led travelogues such as Anna Haugh’s Big Irish Food Tour for BBC, Tour de Fred with Fred Sirieix for ITV, Amarsi un Po for LA7 in Italy; culture travelogues including Sandi’s Ireland – a Literary Journey; history documentaries such as Halloween, an Ancient Mystery and Patrick, Slave to Ireland  for RTE and ARTE; nature documentaries such as Ireland’s Wild Islands  by Crossing the Line Productions for ARTE, Smithsonian, Sky Nature UK and SVT Sweden; prestige documentaries, such as From that Small Island for RTE and PBS and golf documentaries such as Golf’s Greatest Holes – The Open Special  by for Sky Sports & Golf Channel. 

Sample link (Previous Round).

https://www.tourismireland.com/news-and-press-releases/press-releases/article/tourism-ireland—international-programming-ireland-fund-20262

Prep for One to Ones:

Companies are recommended to familiarise themselves with the scheme details and criteria ahead of scheduled one to one (see above link). Traditionally companies who arrive with developed concepts looking for guidance on suitability or eligibility find the sessions most beneficial.

On Behalf of Tourism Ireland

Emma Gorman (On panel and available for one to ones)

Colin Pauser-Cowman (External Industry Consultant – available for one to ones)

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Chair

SPONSOR

Panel

Emma Gorman

Manager of International Programming Ireland Fund, Tourism Ireland

Emma has over 15 years’ experience marketing Ireland as a holiday destination overseas. In her current role she is responsible for Digital PR, Blogger outreach & collaboration, media content creation, as well as collaboration with the Film industry and promotion of festivals. She recently developed and delivered an internal training programme for Tourism Ireland’s international publicity team on digital PR skills, including social media skills and a module on working with bloggers. Prior to taking up this role, Emma worked in Tourism Ireland’s German Office in Frankfurt, initially on the PR team and later in a consumer marketing role. Emma originally studied French & German in Trinity College Dublin. Later she completed an MBA with the Open University and most recently she completed a Diploma in Digital Marketing in Dublin’s Digital Marketing Institute.

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Colin Pauser-Cowman