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Going for growth
Cloud based customer service platform Zendesk is set to significantly expand its Irish team, hiring 300 additional staff and taking over 58,000 sq ft of Grade A office space in Dublin for its EMEA HQ. Colum Twomey, Vice President of Product Development has been there from the beginning and leads the Irish office: “It’s incredible to see how much we’ve grown over the last five years in Ireland. The local team includes multiple nationalities bringing a variety of skills, and plays a key role in both Zendesk’s global product development and EMEA sales expansion.”
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20 of the world’s top 25 financial services
companies call Ireland home
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Stunning spaces
Positioned at the core of Dublin’s central business district, Three Park Place offers hi-spec tech with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) platinum accreditation. Extensive 2.83m high glazing on all elevations offers uninterrupted views over the beautiful Iveagh Gardens and earlier phases of the development
are home to Dropbox,
Slack, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Aviva.
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Chairperson Mary Harney, Dr Conor O’Hanlon Medical Director and Mary O’Brien CEO, VideoDoc
Colum Twomey Vice President of Product Development, Zendesk, Tánaiste and Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Frances Fitzgerald TD, Martin Shanahan CEO, IDA Ireland
Forbes ranks Ireland as the 4th best country in the world for business 2017
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At the forefront of eHealth and telemedicine, online GP consultation company VideoDoc has been boosted by an investment injection of €2.5 million that will help to create 30 jobs over the next 12 months. Funds raised will also be allocated to the recruitment of GPs in Ireland and the UK to ensure that as the service grows, waiting time to see a doctor can remain at its current three minutes. Supporting the company’s new developments is former Tánaiste Mary Harney, who joins as Chairperson.
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SUPPORTING SCHOLARS
Encouraging a new generation of women to take up a career in science and technology, Intel has announced it will continue to offer a number of scholarships to female school leavers entering specified four-year undergraduate degree courses in science, technology, engineering and maths. The programme offers a grant of €3,000 per annum, totaling up to €12,000 over the duration of the undergraduate programme, as well as work placements at one of Intel’s locations in Leixlip or Shannon. Each scholar will also be assigned an Intel mentor to provide advice on their academic career. The Intel Women in Technology scholarship programme has been running for more than 10 years and to date more than €1,000,000 has been invested in the initiative.
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Conveniently located in the heart of Dublin city, The Greenway spans 31,000 sq ft over six floors and can house 500 people across private office suites as well as dedicated hot desks. The building has a help desk for IT or infrastructure queries and can provide VPNs back to the U.S. Iconic Offices invested €2 million to create a stunning space with amenities including a cinema, event space and a selection of meeting areas.
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The Greenway
@rtenews Regeneron vice president Dan Van Plew says talent pool in Limerick has made it a vital part of global operations, as it announces 300 jobs
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