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The future is flexible jobs
eBECS, which fi rst established in Ireland in 2016, has announced 100 new jobs at its Dublin offi ce. The award-winning Microsoft Gold Partner specialises in delivering Microsoft business applications and the new roles are spread across Microsoft Certifi ed Professionals (MCPs) and both their graduate and return to work programmes. eBECS Ireland off ers their employees fl exibility to work from home anywhere within Ireland and their returnship programme is targeted at people who have been out of employment for over 18 months.
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CONVERGING IN CASHEL DMS Governance (an international governance, risk management and compliance fi rm) has recently acquired Aviation Corporate Services (AVCS) in Cashel, Co Tipperary and is to create 50 new roles, bringing its commitment to jobs in Ireland to 150, between Tipperary and expansion in Dublin. The new roles in Tipperary will be for fi nancial services professionals and qualifi ed accountants.
Derek Delaney, Chief Operating Offi cer at DMS commented: “There is a convergence of industries becoming part of mainstream fi nancial services including aviation, shipping and rail. Investors are seeking increased exposure to hard assets and hedge funds have become a valid alternative to mainstream lenders with the diff erences between regulated and unregulated sectors lessening. The acquisition of AVCS gives DMS the ability to off er a single solution that is unique in the Irish market.”
dmsgovernance.com
OF ART The inaugural Art Business Summit took place in Adare Manor, Co Limerick, in June. According to Rosanne McDonnell, Director of Art Business Summit, Britain’s departure from the EU presents an opportunity for Ireland to become an important centre for art business. “It is likely that Brexit will make the movement of art between the UK and EU more burdensome and costly. As an English- speaking EU nation, Ireland is ideally placed to become a gateway between Europe and the United States. But fi rst we must look at our tax regime and storage facilities,” she explained. The art world’s most prominent art business minds from the US, UK, Switzerland and Europe mingled with Ireland’s tax, law and wealth management professionals, discussing art as an asset class and key considerations collectors and their wealth managers need to make when looking at succession planning, inheritance and managing a collection.
artbusinesseurope.com
THE BUSINESS
GLOBAL COMPETITION Ireland ranked 12th
in the world in the 2018 IMD Global Competitiveness Rankings, now in their 30th year.
The top five most competitive economies in the world remained the same, although their order changed from the previous year, with the US swapping places with Hong Kong to take the top spot, and Hong Kong at number two, followed by Singapore, the Netherlands and Switzerland. The tax regime sees Ireland ranked second for its competitiveness, while Ireland comes in fifth out of the 63 countries for attracting and
retaining talent, and fifth for ease of starting a business.
imd.org
@campaignforleo Opening the new @amazon building in Dublin and announcing 1,000 new jobs with @awscloud across the city. A real testament to our ability to attract top tech talent.#jobs #investment @IDAIreland
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