Judging Panel
An independent panel of recognised and expert judges, drawn from academia, business and broader related sectors will determine the winners of the Engineering Excellence Awards.
We understand the importance of a fair and objective judging process. That's why we assemble a prestigious panel of industry leaders, renowned for their extensive knowledge, enthusiasm, and expertise in engineering.
Our selection process is meticulous. Judges are bound by strict confidentiality agreements and declare any potential conflicts of interest. Entries with conflicts are reassigned, ensuring complete impartiality.
A comprehensive judging process has been developed to decide the winners of the Engineering Excellence Awards.
This unwavering commitment to integrity is the foundation of our awards programme. Become a part of recognising industry excellence. If you're interested in joining the judging panel, email your details to judges@businessriver.com
2024 Judging Panel
Graham Heaslip (Judging Coordinator)
Head of the Atlantic Technological University Galway-Mayo College and Head of School of Engineering ATU Galway, Atlantic Technological University
Graham is Professor of Logistics, Head of the Galway-Mayo College of ATU and Head of the School of Engineering at ATU Galway. VIEW MORE
Daniel Clarke Hagan
Programme Chair / Lecturer, Atlantic Technical University
Daniel is an experienced Lecturer and Researcher in Construction Project Management. Prior to entering academia, he spent many years in the Construction Industry across Ireland, Northern Ireland and the UK, managing a wide range of construction projects VIEW MORE
Michael Connelly
Professor, University of Limerick
Michael Connelly is a Professor of Electronic Engineering at the University of Limerick, researching ultrafast optical communications, semiconductor photonic devices and optical displacement, vibration and high-voltage sensors. VIEW MORE
Matt Cotterell
Head of School of Mechanical, Electrical and Process Engineering, MTU
Matt has supported the development and growth of full-time, part-time and apprenticeship education programmes across a wide range of engineering and manufacturing-related disciplines. VIEW MORE
John Mulvihill
Associate Professor in Biomedical Engineering, University of Limerick
Dr Mulvihill is an Associate Professor in Biomechanics and Mechanobiology at the University of Limerick. He has 15 years experience in industry related research in the MedTech Sector. He serves as Course Director of Biomedical Engineering and Chair of Research Ethics in the Faculty of Sci&Eng at UL VIEW MORE
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