Senator Tim Kennedy, Buffalo, NY, Rajesh Rana, Director, Andras House Ltd, Jayne Brady, Partner, Kernel Capital, Rep. Mike Cusick, StatenIsland and Thomas P. DiNapoli, Comptroller, New York State.

The conference will highlighting the bridges of progress and prosperity being built between thecitizens of the two great cities of New York and Belfast, looking optimistically to the future while

celebrating our shared past. A Belfast delegation of community, cultural and business leaders willmeet with their New York counterparts to discuss investment, embedding the peace, tourism, the

arts and how they can work together to the mutual benefit of their communities.

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SHAPING THE FUTUREJUNE 7 - 8, 2018

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Conference Moderators

Nicholas Malito, President, IBO Leo McGuire, Honoaray Chair, NYNB Paul McErlean, MD, MCE PR

On 7th and 8th June, 2018 the ninth annual New York - New Belfast conference took place at TheAmerican Irish Historical Society and Pier A Harbour House, NY. The conference highlighted thebridges of progress and prosperity being built between the citizens of the two great cities of New York

and Belfast under the ambitious theme of Shaping the Future. Our hard-driving and forward-looking delegation from Belfast included Prof Raffaella Folli, Provost atUniversity of Ulster, Rajesh Rana of Andras Hotels, Rev Bill Shaw of Duncairn Culture and Arts Centre, JayneBrady, Partner at Kernel Capital, Glenn Patterson, Director Séamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s University Belfast,Cllr Dónal Lyons, SDLP, of Belfast City Council and Aaron Taylor, Director of Ormeau Baths Innovation Hub.

Rolling out the red carpet in the Big Apple was a who’s-who of Belfast ambassadors in New York alongsidethe city’s pre-eminent Irish American representatives:

• Actress Geraldine Hughes• Film-maker Terry George• Investment Banker Michael George• KMPG Global COO Shaun Kelly• New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli• Gary Hanley, SVP North America, Invest NI• Film-maker Dr Marcus Robinson• Alison Metcalfe, Head of North America, Tourism Ireland• Speaker New York City Council Corey Johnson• Chair Finance Committee New York City Council Daniel Dromm• New York State Legislature representatives Daniel O’Donnell, Mike Cusick and Senator Tim Kennedy• Congressman Joe Crowley• Invest NI Advisory Board Member Suzanne Aquino, Category Head at Chain IQ• Judge (rtd.) Francine Schott• Elizabeth Crabill, CEO CIE Tours

Across the opening evening and throughout the conference plenary on Friday 8 June, delegates discussedways in which further transatlantic co-operation could create jobs, build communities and foster businesslinks. With over 250 attendees across the two days, the conference honoured the US-Ireland Top 50companies at the eleventh annual US-Ireland Top 50 Companies luncheon with Concentrix picking up BuildingBelfast Award from headline sponsor KPMG. Other companies honoured included Kemp Techonologies,Randox, Netwatch Global and First Derivatives who are making groundbreaking progress on each side ofthe Atlantic. We are looking forward to 2019; watch this space for big plans for our 10th anniversary and put the datesin your diary now: 13-14 June 2019.

Anya O’Connor, QUB, Gareth Maguire, SportChanges Life, Glenn Patterson, SeamusHeaney Centre, Prof. Michael Alcorn, QUBand Aislinn Clarke, Film-Maker

Paul McErlean, MCE PR, Rachael Sinnamonand John McMahon, Keystone Law

Rev. Bill Shaw, Duncairn Culture and ArtsCentre, Francis Shott, Rajesh Rana, AndrasHouse

Conference DelegatesAllen Martin ..................................................................Kernel Capital Aaron Taylor..............................Co-Founder, Ormeau Baths BelfastAislinn Clarke..............................................Scriptwriter, Film-MakerAlison Metcalfe ..........................................................Tourism IrelandAnnaliese Jones..............................................Wells Fargo Advisors Andre Archimbaud, ......................Irish Business Organisation, NYAndrew McCullough .........................Washington Ireland ProgramAnita Daly........................................................Daly CommunicationsAnn Dolan.................................................................................FidessaAnya O’Connor ..............................................................................QUBBill Cox ....................................................................Cox Law Firm LLCBilly Condon ...............................................................Tourism Ireland Brendan Fay.................................. Community Activist & Filmaker Brett Zych .........................................................................Jeffries LLC Brian McCabe............................................................Chairman, AIHSBridget Bray ....................................................................Irish CentralBrig Gen (Rtd.) Rick O’Meara..............................................................Bryan Patten.......................................Washington Ireland ProgramCatherine Slattery ......................................................Bank of IrelandCathy Martin...................................Founder, Belfast Fashion WeekChelsea Castro .......................................................Moet Hennessey Ciaran Madden ....................Consul General of Ireland, New YorkProf. Christine Kinealy ...............................University of QuinnipiacCllr Dónal Lyons..................................................Belfast City CouncilColm Grealy.....................................................................Adforce.com Conall Moran ...................................Washington Ireland ProgrameCongressman Joe Crowley .................................................................Conall Moran......................................Washington Ireland ProgramConor McCoy....................................................Wells Fargo AdvisorsConor Twomey .........................................................First Deriviatives Crawford Watson .......................................................................Media Daithí MacLochlainn..................................Conradh na Gaeilge, NYDan Cronin..............................President, Chorus CommunicationsCouncil Member Daniel Dromm.................New York City CouncilCM Daniel O’Donnell ......................................................69th DistrictDarrah Carr ...........................................................Darrah Carr Dance Daisy Kearns .........................................................................................Dan Dennehy .......................................Ancient Order of HiberniansDavid Quaid .......................................................Kemp Technologies Deni Bonet ..............................................................................Violinist Don Allen ..................................................................Netwatch GlobalDonard Gaynor, ........................................................................GlanbiaEd Harrison.................................GM, Stewart International AirportEdel Browne.......................................Washington Ireland ProgramEileen Cox ...............................................................Cox Law Firm LLCEimhear Jackson ..................................................................................Elizabeth Crabill .........................................................CEO, CIE ToursElizabeth Crowley ................................................21 in 21 CampaignEmma McMahon ...............................................VoxFP & WIP Alum Erin Rice ..................................................................Irish Network, NJFeargall Kenny...........................................................Digital Irish, NYFrances Scanlon .....................................Law Office of F.E. ScanlonFrancis Schott..........................................................Restaurateur, NJGareth Aylward .....................................................................................Gareth Maguire.................Belfast Classic Basketball Tournament Gary Hanley .......................................SVP North America, Invest NI

Gavin McCloskey ........................Co-Founder, Love Brands Inc, NYGer Goold.......................................................................Kernel Capital Geraldine Hughes......................................................Producer, ActorGlenn Patterson ................................Séamus Heaney Centre, QUBGuenevere Donohue...................................................................IAWA Heather McCormick..........................Washington Ireland ProgramHelen Maguire....................................................................Aer LingusHon. Francine A. Schott J.S.C (Ret.) ..................................................Hugh McGrory......................................................................DatavisedJack Butler...............................................Market Resource PartnersJack Foley ...........................................................................Aer Lingus Jack Linn ................................................................................................Jack McGarry...........................................................Dead Rabbit, NYJack Mullen............................................................Johnson ControlsJames Cotter......................................Washington Ireland ProgramJason Ordway ...............................................................................SliceJayne Brady......................................Partner, Kernel Capital BelfastJennifer Frankola............................President, Brehon Law SocietyJerry Hanweck....................CEO Hanweck Associates NY/BelfastJohn Brennan .................................................................Writer, IAWAJohn Cox .................................................................Cox Law Firm LLCJohn Greer...........................................................Belfast City CouncilJohn J Reilly.......................................Partner, Squire Patton BoggsJohn Kearns.................................................................................IAWAJohn Lee............................................Goodman Media International John Liantonio....................................Stewart International Airport John McMahon.............................................................Keystone LawJohn O’Donoghue .............................................................OTR GlobalJoseph Aquino ......................................................................Chain IQ Jyl Millar..............................................................................ConcentrixKathleen Cronin .....................................................................SBDCNJKathy McCormack.................................................................................Kathy Mooney..........................................................................FidessaKatie Coyle................................................................................RandoxKatie McKeever .............................................................................AonKen Morris..............................................................................................Kevin Duggan ........................................................................................Kevin Shin...............................................Grove Group Management Larry Kirwan............................................................................Black 47Laurianne Canivan................................................................................Laura Hickey ....................................Deputy British Consul General Leo McGuire ........................................................LPM Strategies LLCLeslie Cassidy ...............................................................................IAUCLiam Lynch..............................Excutive Chairman, Irish Studio, NYLynn Bushnell .......................................................................................Máirtín O Muilleoir .........................................Conference ConvenorMatthew Maw........................................................................................Marcus Robinson ..................................................Artist, Film-MakerMarianne Reilly.....................Athletic Director, Manhattan CollegeMarie Flaherty..................................................Rosewin ProductionsMark Naison .......................................................Fordham UniversityMartha Nolan ...............VP Darius Client Experience, Velocity, NYMary Ann Pierce..............................................Founder, MAP DigitalMary Kate Slattery ............................Washington Ireland ProgramMary Sugrue ..........................................Irish American PartnershipMaura Kelly .................................Principal Purple Mountain Media 

Prof. Michael Alcorn..............................Queen’s University, BelfastMichael George.....................................Partner, Versant Capital NYMichael Sorkin........................................Michael Sorkin Studio, NYMike Breen.....................Price, Meese, Shulman & D’Arminio, P.CMike Pinkerton.........................................................COO, ModsquadMiranda Stinson..........................................................................IAWANaomi King.............................................Queen’s University, BelfastNatalie Cooke.....................................Washington Ireland ProgramNathan Richardson ...............................................................................Niall O’Neill...............................Emmerald Isle Immigration CentreNiall Whitelaw ......................................................................................Nicholas Malito ...........................................................President, IBONigel Eccles...................................................................Founder, FlickOisín Lambe..........................................................President, IABANYOrlagh Fagan .........................................................................................Paddy Doherty ...........................................................................KPMGPatrick Dwyer ....................................................................MastercardPaul Keating...........................................................................................Paul Keegan...........................................................................................Paul McCubbin ...............................................McCubbin Associates Paul McErlean .........................MD, MCE Public Relations, BelfastProf. Paul Moore ......................................................Ulster UniversityPaul Pelan ..............................Irish International Immigrant CenterPauline Turley ...........................................................Irish Arts CenterPeggy Sullivan ..............................................................................VelaPeter Lavery............................................................................................Peter McGrath.............................................................................Media Prof. Peter Shirlow ........................................University of LiverpoolPhilip Cassidy............................................................SVP, ConcentrixRachel Sinnamon..................................................................................Prof. Raffi Folli, .........................................................Ulster University Rajesh Rana..............................Director, Andras House ltd, BelfastRay O’Hanlon......................................Editor, Irish Echo NewspaperRev. Bill Shaw..................Duncairn Arts & Culture Centre, BelfastRichard Cushnie ..................................................................NI BureauProf. Rob Walsh ................................................Columbia UniversityRobert Stellar,.............................................................Global ShapersRory Duffy ...................................................................................Media Rory McCreesh ..........................................Duce Construction CorpRuth Fernandez .....................................................................................Sarah Street .........................................The Pond Theatre Company Sean McNeill ...........................Founder, Sean McNeill Real EstateSean Pender .................................................................................AOH Sen. Tim Kennedy ............................................................Buffalo, NYShaun Kelly...................................Global COO, KPMG InternationalSophie Colgan...................Marketing & Events Coordinator, AIHSSpeaker Corey Johnson ...............................New York City Council Suzanne Aquino.....................................................................Chain IQTami Ellen McLaughlin...............................Inspiring Capital Fellow Teal Marx ..................................................................Moet Hennessey Terry George...........................................................................................Thomas DiGati.............................VP of Client Success, UnosquareThomas DiNapoli ...........................Comptroller of New York State Tim Murray ..............................Athletic Director, Marist College NJTodd Allen...............................................................................................Tony Dunne .......................................................Bank of Ireland, USAVince Vicari.............................................................................SBDCNJ

Meditations on the Lost Souls of the Titanic’ GlennPatterson, Novelist & Director, Séamus Heaney Centre,QUB

Welcome to the Big Apple: CouncilMember Daniel Dromm, Chair, FinanceCommitee, New York City Council

Miranda Stinson, Irish American Writers& Artists, reads poems inspired by herstay in Belfast

Opening Reception at AIHS

A Celebration of ‘Frederick Douglass andIreland. In His Own Words’ with author Prof.Christine Kinealy, Director Ireland’s GreatHunger Institute, University of Quinnipiac, CT.Reenactment of section of Frederick Douglass1845 speech in Belfast by Nathan MRichardson.

Celebration of Van Morrisons Astral Weeksrecorded in New York in 1968. Guenevere Donohue,IAWA, singing ‘Beside You’ from Van Morrisons AstralWeeks, accompanied by John Kearns on guitar andDeni Bonet on violin.

Larry Kirwan, Black 47, performs hisinterpretation of Madam George, thetranscendental centerpiece of AstralWeeks

Paul Phelan from IIIC, Boston with students on theJ1 Visa Program

Allen Martin, Kernel Capital, Daisy Kearns,Miriam Nyhan Grey, John Kearns

Dan Dennehy, AOH, Pat Doherty, SeandPender, AOH

Guests at the opening reception. Sarah Street and Colleen Clinton, The PondTheatre, NY

Terry George, Oscar-Winner for TheShore (2011)

Address by Tom DiNapoli, Comptroller New York State to New York - New Belfast Conference

During my time as Comptroller, I have had the opportunityand privilege to visit Northern Ireland three times. Each time, I came away impressed. On each visit, I met the leaders and the people of theNorth, and I saw the energy and the drive to build a strongercommunity and a more vibrant, diversified economy. I saw an emerging market with a young, highly skilledworkforce, excellent transportation and commercialinfrastructure, and the kind of business-friendly environmentthat can foster economic growth. Those key ingredients, combined with a growing climateof peace and stability, has led to new interest in NorthernIreland from US investors. And that includes the New York State CommonRetirement Fund. As a result of my first trip in 2008, and the tremendousinvestment opportunities I saw, our Pension Fund committed$30 million in private equity investment to Northern Ireland.Today, $22.5 million of that $30 million has been deployed,and we are actively looking for additional new investments.All totaled, New York’s pension fund has invested $267million across Ireland, North and South. And we continue tohave the largest-ever U.S. public investment specificallytargeted to the North. Our investments in Northern Ireland are what I refer to asour “double bottom line” strategy: Doing well for ourpensioners while doing something good. In many ways, the challenges of spurring investment,economic development and jobs in Belfast’s neighborhoods,as well as Derry and other communities in the North, aremirrored here in New York State. Just as Dublin and Belfast are magnets forinvestment and create the lion’s share of jobs in Ireland,here in New York State, New York City is by far the

largest economic engine. And while New York City’s economy continues to thriveand grow, many communities in Upstate New York continueto struggle. Since the end of the Great Recession in 2009,approximately 93% of the more than 900,000 new jobscreated in New York State have been in New York City, LongIsland, and several neighboring counties in the LowerHudson Valley. Thus far, we have invested $1.1 billion in 387 New York-based companies all across the state – including 37%invested in Upstate New York. Each of these Pension Fund investments, and hundredsmore, have created good jobs in Upstate New Yorkcommunities – and just as importantly, they have yieldedgood returns for our Fund. There is no doubt that tremendous progress has beenmade in Northern Ireland over the last decade as a lastingpeace has begun to put down firm roots. However, I cannot emphasize enough that continuedstability and progress towards a more just society – a societyof equals – is essential if investment is to continue to grow.Yet, Brexit brings new challenges. As many have cautioned, the hard border that Brexit mayreinstitute next year could upset the political balance, reverseyears of easy travel and commerce, and also seriously hurtIreland, North and South, economically. It is certainly a concern for investors like me – who haveseen first-hand the recent economic progress in the North,and who understand that continued peace and reconciliationis essential to continue that progress. Despite these challenges, I believe that the future is brightfor Northern Ireland. And there is also no doubt that the bondbetween New York and Belfast is stronger than ever before,and will continue to strengthen in the years to come. This gathering is yet another example of our unbreakablepartnership, and our shared commitment to work together tofortify economies, and improve the lives of citizens, on bothof our shores. I’m happy to be a part of it.

Cllr Dónal Lyons, Chair of the City Growth andRegeneration Committee at Belfast CityCouncil, Speaker Coery Johnson, NYCCouncil and Suzanne Aquino of Chain IQ NYC

Maura Kelly, Purple Mountain Media, chairs ourpanel discussing how tourism can be driventhrough world class events.

John Liantonio, Senior Advisor, Policy &Economic Development, Stewart Airport,Elizabeth Crowley, 21 in 21 Campaign andEd Harrison, General Manager of StewartInternational Airport.

US - Ireland Top 50 Companies

Katie McKeever, AON receiving her awardfrom Cllr Dónal Lyons, Belfast City Counil

Katie Coyle, Randox Health receives TheHealth Pioneer Award from Richard Cushnieof NI Bureai

Don Allen of Netwach is presented with theGlobal Guardian Award by Alison Metcalfefrom Tourism Ireland

Jason Ordway, Chief Technology Officer of Slice is presented with an award fortransatlantic tech excellence at the New York-New Belfast Conference in Manhattanby Gary Hanley, SVP of Invest Northern Ireland in the US, and Invest NI AdvisorCommittee members Suzanne Aquino, Global Category Head at Chain IQ andShaun Kelly, Global COO of KPMG International. Slice last week unveiled a 50-jobinvestment in Belfast to support its rapidly-growing business which enablesindependent pizzerias to retain and attract customers. Picture by Nuala Purcell.

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Philip Cassidy, Concentrix receives TheBuilding Belfast Award from Shaun Kelly ofKPMG

Prof Michael Alcorn, QUB presenting ConnorTwomey, MD, First Derivatives, NY with theGlobal Technology Leadership Award

Dave McQuaid receiveing The TransatlanticAmbition Award on behalf of KempTechnologies. Presented by Prof. Raffi Follifrom Ulster University

Aer LingusAllstateAndorAon

Applied SystemsaPrioriAvolonAWS

Bank of AmericaBank of Ireland

BemisBNY Mellon

CayanChef

CIE ToursConcentrixFidessa

First DerivativesHanweckHBO

HHA ExchangeH&K

HighWireICON

Irish CentralJohnson Controls

KainosKemp

Kilbegan Distilling CompanyLiberty

Market Resource PartnersMastercardModSquad

Moët Hennessey

Netwatch GlobalNorthern Property

Norwegian One Source Virtual

OrnuaPuppetLabsRandox

Redline Trading Solutions Seagate

Simply NUC Slice United

UnosquareVela

VelocityWhiteHat

A Thousand Welcomes: Making our Cities Hospitable, Viable and Liveablefor Visitors and Natives Alike. Co-Chaired by Cathy Martin, MD, CMPR andFrancis Schott, Restaurateur, NJ.

In our discussion we spoke a lot about hospitality, arts & culture and theexperiential side of a city. Authenticity was key according to Jack from The Dead Rabbit who citedexamples of his own experience. Partnerships, collaborations and respect forneighbours (both residents and fellow business neighbours) were also raisedby contributors and Co-Chair,. Francis Schott talked about his ownexperiences with neighbouring hotels, theatres etc. Festivals and the arts in general were noted as key attributes for awelcoming city. The contributors also noted that Public sector funding (andlack thereof) for the arts was raised and it was generally agreed that weneeded bigger and more frequent injections of cash or other support fromgovernment to make the city worth visiting and to give it its place. Smaller communities and ‘ground-up’ projects were discussed too andGeraldine Hughes was particularly supportive of these - especially borderlinecommunities and less well off communities.

The Good Friday Agreement: The People’s Process? Chaired by Prof. Peter Shirlow

The Good Friday Agreement: The People’s Process? Chair: Prof. PeterShirlow, Director of Irish Studies. University of Liverpool. Contributors: JenniferFrankola, President, Brehon Law Society, Mike Breen, Principal, Price,Meese, Shulman & D’Arminio, P.CSean Pender, AOH, Elizabeth Crowley, 21in 21 Campaign, Brendan Fay, Community Activist & Filmmaker, DaithíMacLochlainn, Conradh na Gaeilge, NY, Oisín Lambe, President, IABANY,Richard Cushnie, NI Bureau, Judge Francine Schott, Marty Glennon, KathyMcCormack. An inspiring session that rhymed with a mix of concerns but also positives.For several contributors there were concerns of the glacial progress of changethat generally related to marriage equality, state collusion and themarginalisation of language rights. This was framed around calls for politicalunionism to accept rights and the supply of information to assist historicalinquiries. For others the focus was upon what has been achieved. The growthin gay pride events and the on-going share of the population who are sociallyliberal was advanced as a growing epitome of what the GFA aimed to achieve.A strong sense also of new inter-community relationships and even surpriseat how former adversaries had become friends and colleagues. There wasunanimous support for the need to build participative democracy and for civicsociety to develop and co-join for parity of esteem and mutual respect.

Tech Start Ups Shaping The Future. Chaired by Mary Ann Pierce of MAP Digital.

On the Tech panel that was moderated by Mary Ann Pierce, Founder & CEO,MAP Digital at New York New Belfast we had entrepreneurs: Hugh McGrory,Datavized, Martha Nolan, Velocity Worldwide, Gavin McCloskey, NourishSnacks, Mike Pinkerton, ModSquad, a US company with EMEA headquartersin Derry, Irish Group media maven and investor, Liam Lynch, Tony Dunne, Bankof Ireland NA and Startup labs, Feargall Kenny, Chair, New York Digital Irish,and Kathleen Cronin, Business Consultant, US Small Business Develop(USSBD) Liam Lynch told of the importance of telling the real Ireland story to theIrish Diaspora with the growth of Irish Central and via their recent acquisition ofIrish magazines such as Food and Wine, Ireland. Tony Dunne reported on thesuccess of the BOI startup labs and how providing in-kind services to startuphelps them jump start their financial foothold. Kathleen Cronin reminedeveryone that the SBS in the US is here to help small business in the States orthose looking to expand in the US. They have representatives in Ireland, andshould be your first call before buying the air tickets. Mike related why he chose Derry for the European headquarters ofModSquad. It was the talent of the workforce, the culture and beauty of the city;and they have also seen an uptick in business generated by their staff in Derry.Win=Win all around. Derry born Hugh of Datavised told of the excellenteducation he received in North Ireland and how his data visualization companyis the next frontier of the Internet. Martha Nolan of Velocity Worldwidedescribed their Internet of Things tracking system in retail and where theirhorizon is expanding. Moderator Mary Ann Pierce suggested that Datavizedassist Velocity Worldwide to transform their clients' data into visual graphics.Hmm, maybe a deal in the making. It will not be the first partnership that wasenabled by the New York New Belfast Conference.

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The conference – really was an excellent event and veryworthwhile with a great mix of delegates

- Paddy Doherty, KPMG, Belfast

Professionally organized and inspirational in content, NYNBdelivered on every level. It was a privilege to see Belfast on thesame platform as New York, and to share lessons andexperiences in both directions. Well done to Mairtin, Connla andthe team at Aisling for another outstanding event withexceptional speakers

– Richard Cushnie, NI Bureau, Washington

The NYNB conference was a great way to connect with Irish-American business people, both from my own industries andbeyond. I found the networking invaluable and the content of thediscussions very informative

– Cathy Martin, MD, CMPR

"I was lucky enough to be in New York last week for the ninthannual New York New Belfast Conference. I think that was thesixth time I’d been and I’ll be back next year. Every year, I learnsomething new, make new connections and come back thinkingabout things in a different way. Aisling Events, which puts thewhole event together, does an amazing job packing in a reallydiverse set of talks and discussions from art and culture toinvestment and development"

- Paul McErlean, MD, MCE Public Relations

It was an immensely uplifting event -- the young-people's paneland Prof. Moore's presentation were highlights for me. When Isaid the sky's the limit for Belfast, I mean it

- Jerry Hanweck, Founder & CEO, Hanweck

The New York New Belfast conference provided a greatopportunity to highlight Ulster University’s contribution to thedevelopment and ongoing evolution of Belfast as a progressiveand prosperous city. Our new campus – one of the largesthigher education capital builds in Europe – is transforminghigher education in the city, creating a dynamic teaching andlearning environment. Ulster’s Creative Industries Institutepresented on how their work is driving social renewal andeconomic growth and outlined their leadership role in developinga significant creative industries cluster in the region incollaboration with QUB and key industry partners such as NIScreen, the BBC and RTÉ. I look forward to working with partners locally and in the US

to ensure that together we capitalise on the linkages betweenBelfast and New York to bolster our global reputation foracademic excellence and innovation, and to build even moreuniversity-business collaboration.

- Professor Raffaella Folli, Provost Jordanstown/BelfastUlster University

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