ELECTRIC.IE • The Magazine & Website for the Irish Electrical Industry • 31 LEDVAINndCuEstry News New EIFI President as Leadership Passes to Denise Tuffy The presidency of the Electrical Industries Federation of Ireland (EIFI) has formally passed from Mark Keogh to Denise Tuffy, marking the close of a term shaped by a strong focus on collaboration, adaptability and skills development across the electrical sector. Throughout his presidency, he consistently emphasised the importance of maintaining close alignment across the full breadth of the industry, from manufacturers and distributors to contractors and utilities — particularly during a period of rapid technological change. In his final remarks, he encouraged members to remain agile as businesses continue adapting to new ways of working, including the growing role of digital tools and AI-led processes. As a long-standing advocate for training and development, Mark has played an active role Outgoing president highlights training, quality initiatives and the importance of standards in closing address. in promoting training through his involvement with Engineering Skillnet. His commitment to skills progression has reflected a wider belief that the industry’s future resilience depends on continued investment in people as well as technology. Reflecting on his time in office, Mark acknowledged the support he received from colleagues across the federation and wider industry, paying particular tribute to those who provided guidance during his term, including Eirin Madden, Trevor Whyte, Neil van Lonkhuyzen and past president Gay Byrne. He also recognised the contribution of Pat Lehane, whose efforts were instrumental in the continued success of the EIFI Awards — an initiative that promotes excellence and quality standards across the sector. Also, in his closing address, Mark expressed his intention to remain involved in supporting the federation’s ongoing work. New President of EIFI: Denise Duffy. Denise Tuffy, CIF Director of Specialist Contracting is now assuming the presidency. The EIFI moves forward with great leadership continuity. L to R: Gay Byrne, Paul O'Connor, Pat Tully, Brian Nolan, Gearoid Mckenna, Mark Keogh, Trevor Whyte, Denise Tuffy, Michael Costello, Darren Kinsella, Sinead Cronin, Kevin Curran, Éirin Madden, Pat Lehane. Mark Keogh Congratulates Denise Tuffy as New President of the EIFI.
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