INFO AGENDA Veterans of success
Bringing its employee numbers in Ireland to 2,000, Microsoft is expanding its Dublin-based EMEA Inside Sales hub with the creation of 200 new jobs. Cathriona Hallahan, Managing Director, Microsoft Ireland commented that, “With Ireland the home of our EMEA Data Centre, European Development Centre, EMEA Operations Centre, European Development Centre, and EMEA Inside Sales business, we are well positioned to benefit from this growth. With preparations for a move into our new state of the art campus building, our fourth decade in Ireland is shaping up to be the best yet.”
microsoft.com
New arrivals, job announcements and on-going expansion: International organisations from across industry sectors are looking to Ireland.
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Raquel Garcia-Llames Account Executive, An Tánaiste and Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Frances Fitzgerald, Lisa Dillon Managing Director, EMEA Inside Sales, Cathriona Hallahan Managing Director, Microsoft Ireland, Raul Momand Sales Manager, Inside Sales
Martin Shanahan CEO, IDA Ireland
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Logic puzzles at the Adapt Problem-Solving Festival
Game on
The first Problem-Solving Festival organised by the Adapt Centre for digital content technology was a resounding success with over 2,000 visitors exploring the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and maths through language games, logic puzzles and interactive workshops .
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As we reach the mid-way point of IDA Ireland’s five-year strategy, Winning: Foreign Direct Investment 2015-2019, the numbers speak for themselves. In the face of global economic and political uncertainty, the Government agency responsible for attracting foreign direct investment can reveal that Ireland remains a stable, competitive and secure economy. Foreign direct investment continues to grow, and as we enter the fourth quarter of the year, the number of high-level investments secured is on par with 2016. Strong growth is echoed across Irish industry: it is the fastest growing economy in the Eurozone for the past three years (2014-2016) with 5.5 per cent year-on-year growth in the first half of 2017. This positive performance looks set to continue as national and international forecasts predict continued strong GDP growth into 2018.
idaireland.com
@BusinessPlusMag @Pramerica_Ire opens its new €42m campus in Letterkenny. The huge campus can harvest rainfall; useful in Donegal 2 INNOVATION IRELAN REVIEW
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