
Tralee Chamber held its Annual General Meeting on Monday, 3rd November, 2025 at the Meadowlands Hotel. The meeting saw the announcement of Ms. Sandra Rusk as the new President of Tralee Chamber, succeeding Mr. Stephen Stack, who concluded his term after a period of dedicated service to the Chamber and the business community of Tralee.
The following appointments were confirmed:
President
- Ms. Sandra Rusk
Directors
- Mr. George Savage
- Mr. John Edwards
- Mr. Owen Moore
Steering Committee Chairperson
- Ms. Pamela Prendiville
Steering Committee Members
- Mr. Dermot O’Sullivan
- Mr. Tadhg Casey
- Ms. Eimear Minogue
Speaking following her appointment, President Sandra Rusk said:
“It is a privilege to take on the role of President of Tralee Chamber at such an important time for our town and business community. Tralee has an extraordinary network of entrepreneurs, business leaders, and community advocates who are deeply committed to its growth and success. I look forward to working closely with the Board, Steering Committee, and Chamber members to further strengthen Tralee’s position as a thriving centre for business, tourism, and innovation.
I would also like to extend my sincere thanks to outgoing President Stephen Stack for his leadership, commitment, and many contributions to the Chamber over the past two years.”
Colette O’Connor, Chief Executive Officer of Tralee Chamber, welcomed the appointment and acknowledged the ongoing work of the organisation’s leadership teams:
“We are delighted to welcome Sandra as our new President. Her energy, experience, and passion for the local business community will be instrumental as we continue to build momentum around key economic and community initiatives.
On behalf of the Chamber, I wish to express our sincere gratitude to Stephen Stack for his outstanding service and dedication during his tenure as President, and to all members of the Board and Steering Committee for their continued commitment to advancing Tralee as a great place to live, work, and do business.”
Looking ahead, Tralee Chamber will continue to focus on driving investment and economic growth, supporting local enterprise, and enhancing Tralee’s appeal as a leading destination for tourism, retail, and innovation. Through collaboration with Kerry County Council, local businesses, and community partners, the Chamber remains committed to advancing initiatives that promote sustainability, job creation, and a vibrant town centre experience.
Tralee Chamber continues to play a central role in representing local enterprise interests, promoting investment, and supporting initiatives that enhance the town’s economic and social development.