List of Nominating Bodies
- Association of Advertisers in Ireland
- Chambers of Commerce of Ireland
- Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Ireland
- Construction Industry Federation
- Cumann Aturnaethe Paitinnà agus Trádmharcanna
- Electrical Industries Federation of Ireland
- Institute of Advertising Practitioners in Ireland
- Institute of Bankers in Ireland
- Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Ireland
- Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland
- Institution of Engineers of Ireland
- Institute of Industrial Engineers
- Institute of Professional Auctioneers & Valuers
- Insurance Institute of Ireland
- Irish Architects' Society
- Irish Auctioneers and Valuers Institute
- Irish Business and Employers Confederation
- Irish Computer Society
- Irish Country Houses and Restaurants Association
- Irish Exporters Association
- Irish Hardware & Building Materials Association
- Irish Hotel and Catering Institute
- Irish Hotels Federation
- Irish Planning Institute
- Irish Road Haulage Association
- Irish Tourist Industry Federation
- Licensed Vintners' Association
- Marketing Institute of Ireland
- Marketing Society Limited
- National Off-Licence Association
- Restaurants Association of Ireland
- Retail, Grocery, Dairy and Allied Trades Association (RGDATA)
- Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
- Society of the Irish Motor Industry
- Vintners' Federation of Ireland
- Wholesale Produce Ireland
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