Davy backs Big Market Business Breakfast with Young Enterprise NI

Davy has been confirmed as the lead sponsor of Young Enterprise NI’s upcoming Big Market Business Breakfast, a flagship networking event connecting businesses and emerging talent across Northern Ireland.

The event will bring together leaders from across the regional business sector for panel discussions and networking sessions, emphasising how corporate participants can contribute to youth development and economic growth. Davy’s involvement provides visibility for the company while reinforcing its focus on corporate social responsibility and community engagement.

Patricia Black, Head of HR at Davy, explained the rationale behind the sponsorship: “Supporting Young Enterprise aligns perfectly with our values of fostering innovation and empowering the next generation of business leaders. We’re excited to be part of an event that connects businesses and inspires young talent.”

Young Enterprise NI highlighted how sponsorship contributions help create practical opportunities for young people to gain entrepreneurial experience. Head of Stakeholder Engagement Jan Donaldson stated: “We are incredibly thankful to Davy for their generous support of the Big Market Business Breakfast. Their commitment helps us create opportunities for young people to develop entrepreneurial skills and connect with the local business community..”

The Big Market Business Breakfast allows sponsors and attendees to strengthen brand presence, engage directly with emerging talent, and demonstrate leadership in shaping Northern Ireland’s future economic landscape. By linking business expertise with youth-focused initiatives, the sponsorship delivers measurable impact both for participating companies and local communities.

Additional event sponsors include Clockwise, EY, and the NI Chamber of Commerce, reflecting a broad-based commitment from Northern Ireland’s corporate sector.

Learn more about how Davy is integrating business engagement with community and youth development in Northern Ireland in the full story.