Chambers Ireland has appointed Niamh Boyle, MD of The Reputations Agency, as its new president. Boyle joined the board in September 2015.

In her new role, Boyle will chair the board of Chambers Ireland, the organisation’s governing body. It functions include providing strategic leadership and overseeing the activities of the staff and volunteer structures at national level. She succeeds Clive Bellows, country head of Northern Trust, who was president from 2014-2016.

Boyle is the founder and managing director of The Reputations Agency and is serving her second term as council member of Dublin Chamber of Commerce. She is also on the board of the Friends of St Luke’s Cancer Care.

Boyle was previously director of marketing at UCD College of Business and had a career in financial services prior to that. She holds a BA from UCD, an HDip Ed from Trinity College Dublin and an MBS from UCD Smurfit School of Business.

Chambers Ireland is Ireland's largest business organisation, with a network of chambers of commerce in every major town and region in the country.

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Photo: Niamh Boyle and Chambers Ireland chief executive, Ian Talbot