Regional Committee
IIESMS regional representation and local engagement across Ireland.
Regional Representation
IIESMS operates a regional committee structure to ensure members across Ireland have access to professional development, networking, and representation at a local level. The regional committee works alongside the five sector committees to deliver events, seminars, and member engagement activities outside Dublin and Waterford.
Regional representatives act as a link between the Institute's national governance and members in their area. They gather feedback on member needs, promote upcoming CPD events, and help identify opportunities for local collaboration with employers, training providers, and regulatory bodies.
Get Involved Locally
Members are encouraged to participate in regional activities, attend local events, and consider volunteering as a regional representative. Getting involved at a regional level is a valuable way to grow your professional network, contribute to the Institute's mission, and help shape the services IIESMS provides to members in your area.
Contact
To find out about regional activities in your area or to express interest in becoming a regional representative, contact the IIESMS office at [email protected] or call +353 (0)51 311134.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Regional Committee
Visit our Memberships page to review the grades available, then complete the online application form. Your application will be reviewed by the Membership Committee.
Annual fees range from EUR 30 for Students to EUR 325 for Fellows. There is a one-time EUR 15 registration fee.
Contact us at [email protected] or call +353 (0)51 311134. Our office is at 2 Georges Street, Waterford, Co Waterford, X91 AH9K.
Regional committees promote IIESMS activities and member engagement at a local level. They organise events, facilitate networking, and act as a link between members in their area and the National Council.
Regional committees are organised to provide coverage across Ireland. The specific geographic boundaries are determined by the National Council based on membership distribution and local needs.
Contact the Institute office or your regional committee chair to find out about upcoming meetings and how you can participate. All IIESMS members are welcome to attend and contribute to regional activities.
Regional committees typically meet on a quarterly basis, with additional meetings arranged around local events or specific projects as needed.
Regional involvement
Contact the Institute to find out about regional committee activity in your area.