Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards
Celebrating the incredible achievements of public sector digital transformation
Thursday Oct 16th
The Round Room, Mansion House
6.30pm: Welcome Reception
7.00pm: Black-tie gala dinner & Awards Ceremony
Nominations Now Open
The closing date for nominations is 4pm on Wednesday 18th June 2025
The third annual Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards, in association with KPMG, is all about recognising and celebrating excellence and innovation in the delivery of public sector digital transformation. We are thrilled to showcase the incredible achievements of public sector organisations and individuals who have made significant contributions to advancing digital transformation across Ireland.
The Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards is a chance to shine the spotlight on cutting-edge technologies and innovative approaches to digital transformation that have made a real impact, improved service delivery, and enhanced citizen experiences. There are a diverse range of categories to enter highlighting transformation using big data, AI, cloud technology, health technology, and sustainable innovation to name a few.
The winners of each category will be selected by an esteemed panel of judges with extensive experience in digital transformation, technology, and public sector management.
Winners will be announced at our black-tie ceremony held at the prestigious Round Room at Mansion House in Dublin on Thursday, October 16, 2025.
Join us as we celebrate the achievements of those who have delivered digital transformation in the public sector, and have contributed to a brighter future for citizens across Ireland.
The Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards are being run in tandem with the Public Service ICT Conference, taking place on September 24th at Dublin Castle.
A 15% discount applies on Ticket and Table Sales for Public Sector nominations shortlisted for the awards and also for those attending the Public Service ICT conference
For further information contact Ruby Doyle at [email protected]
Highlights from the 2024 Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards
MC Ivan Yates
Entrepreneur & Broadcaster
Ivan is one of the country’s leading broadcasters, presenting the daily drive time programme The Hard Shoulder on Newstalk Radio which has become the top-rated independent listened-to show in the country. He also co-presents a leading current affairs television program, The Tonight Show, on Virgin Media One.
Ivan has had unique life experience in politics, business and media. A former government minister and Wexford TD for more than 20 years; an entrepreneur who founded and developed Celtic Bookmakers to employ 400 people, with €200 million turnover.
In 2014 he published his best-selling autobiography, Full On with acclaimed reviews. He resides in Dublin and Enniscorthy, is married to Deirdre with 4 adult children.
His original forthright style of entertaining punditry and analysis on the full range of current affairs and sport has made him a much sought after motivational public speaker at corporate and formal events. He also acts as a versatile conference facilitator/moderator, MC with a flair for asking the questions that need answering. Ivan is a memorable and compelling after-dinner speaker.
Contact us
For sponsorship opportunities, table sales of enquiries about your entry, contact:
Wayne Leitch
Lead Partnership Manager
Mob: +353 86 8575144
Email: [email protected]
How to get to The Round Room, Mansion House?
The Mansion House was conceptualised in the 18th century by one of Ireland’s great visionaries, Joshua Dawson. The Round Room was purpose designed in 1821 to receive King George IV. Remarkable political events have taken place here including the first ever meeting of the Dáil Eireann in 1919 and throughout the years we have proudly welcomed high-profile guests from across the globe including Pope John Paul II, Nelson Mandela, Queen Victoria, Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco.
It was in the Round Room, in 1919 that the first Dail Eireann was held: Making the first definitive parliamentary move for home rule. Seventy of the elected Irish representatives did not attend West Minister but pledged to the First Irish parliamentary meeting ever held in Ireland instead.
The Round Room at The Mansion House,
Dawson Street
Dublin 2,
Ireland
Getting here
Car parks nearby
