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Winners at the Business to Arts Awards 2025 spotlight creative initiatives making a measurable difference in society, with €25,000 in bursaries also awarded on the night.

This year’s winners show how partnerships can preserve history, strengthen cultural identity, and create spaces for artists to thrive

From trilingual theatre to empowering new creative voices, these award-winning partnerships demonstrate how the arts can be a powerful tool to foster understanding, connection, and community transformation

From climate-conscious photography to post-pandemic networking, these projects spotlight how the arts inspire new thinking and wellbeing in the business world and beyond

Join us in shaping public and corporate art projects across Ireland.

Business to Arts is seeking a detail-oriented, proactive Operations Executive to join our small, dynamic team.

Shortlisted partnerships spotlight inclusion, community engagement, and sustainability

Vera Klute, Vanessa Jones, Gerry Davis and Julianne Guinee have been awarded the commission.

Applications are open from 4th March to 22nd April, with a new award recognising creative sustainability projects

Artists are invited to respond to an open call to win a commission to complete either an individual or a group portrait of trailblazing women connected to the Munster region who have contributed to the betterment of society.

The open call will run from Tuesday, 26th November until 5pm on Thursday, 16th January 2025.

Inclusion, wellbeing and sustainability-focused partnerships honoured at this year’s ceremony.

Winners at the Business to Arts Awards 2024 show a strong focus on societal impact, with €25,000 in bursaries awarded on the night.

Business to Arts is proud to announce that following our open recruitment earlier this summer for new Board Trustees, the Board of Business to Arts has overseen the appointment of five fantastic new additions to our Board. We are excited to welcome Aisling, Conor, Garry, Joanne and Maura and look forward to working with them over the next few years. They bring a wealth of experience and a broad network to Business to Arts including sustainability, fundraising, operations, governance, finance and legal expertise.

Shortlisted partnerships highlight mental health, inclusion, and sustainability as key arts and business focus, while this year's Awards Sculpture speaks to the promise of collaboration.

Accenture’s Women on Walls at UCC will recognise the pioneering achievements of outstanding women and enhance the visibility of women leaders from, or with links to, the Munster region.

Members of the public are invited to submit their suggestions on the female subjects of the artworks. When completed, the new artworks will join the UCC Art Collection and be permanently exhibited on the UCC campus.

Are you deeply engaged in the arts sector in Ireland and do you have a passion for developing people and organisational resilience?

Could you drive a dynamic arts capacity and capability-building programme to play a critical role in the sustainability of our Arts members?

Join the team at Business to Arts as the Arts Portfolio Manager.

The deadline for applications is 5.00 pm on Tues 25th June 2024.