Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the IIBA®! 
 

Our vision is to be a trusted and respected organisation in Ireland where professionals, businesses, and industries work together to promote and advance the discipline of business analysis on behalf of the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA®).

We pursue this vision through our mission: to actively provide resources, education, and a collaborative platform for continuous learning, enabling individuals and organisations to achieve outstanding business outcomes.

We are committed to fostering ongoing professional development and supporting certification in alignment with the recognised standards and best practices of Business Analysis.

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The IIBA® Ireland Chapter is the membership organisation for business analysts in Ireland and is run entirely by volunteers. We're proud to be an independent body, run by business analysts for business analysts. We organise regular events, where you get to hear great speakers and make connections with other business analysts. 

We are a vibrant community that is growing all the time, but we can't wait for more people to get involved. We're always looking for volunteers, who can give as much or as little time as they can.

You can reach out to us via the Contact Us section or on LinkedIn with any questions, for guidance on certifications, to volunteer or to just say hello to us. Attend one of our amazing events to grow your knowledge and insight into the world of Business Analysis.

To stay in the know on all things BA in Ireland, keep an eye on our website, sign up to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn.

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For over 30 years, Watermark Learning, an Educate 360 brand, has been a leader in Business Analysis and Leadership training, consulting, and coaching. Our programs enhance your organization’s culture, helping your leaders turn roadblocks into solutions.
 
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IIBA Ireland is proud to partner with IRM UK for their 18th annual European Business Analysis Conference in London from 21st – 23rd of September 2026. 

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This conference provides a unique opportunity to explore the latest trends in business analysis, organisational change and technology innovation; offering unparalleled insights into the methodologies, frameworks and strategies shaping the future of organisations.

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