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Helen Dillon has handed over to Xiaoxiao M
Kildare businesswoman Helen Dillon has completed her year as President of Network Ireland Kildare.
Network Ireland Kildare Branch has over 100 members and organises monthly events for members and guests to support women in their professional and personal development.
Helen said: "It was a year of learning and growth as I was pushed out of my comfort zone but the experience was hugely rewarding.
"I'd like to thank the branch committee and members for all their support throughout the year. Also other branch presidents in Network Ireland and national president Amy O'Sullivan."
Incoming president Xiaoxiao M will now take over the role for 2026.
Helen said: "I wish Xiaoxiao M the very best for 2026. I am looking forward to supporting her in her new role."
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Network Ireland Kildare Branch supports members and assists them in networking through introductions and interactions with other women in a supportive environment which offers training, mentoring and an opportunity for women who call on other members with specialist expertise for help.
It also provides a forum for established women to develop professional contacts.
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