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Sky’s Stephen van Rooyen tops Reputations Agency’s ranking of most influential CEOs on LinkedIn, ahead of Meta’s Anne O’Leary and Primark’s Paul Marchant
Professional services firm EY saw its revenue across the island of Ireland soar 31pc to €705m in the 12 months to the end of June this year.
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Big Four firm continues to grow Irish headcount, adding 827 new roles in latest financial year
PROFESSIONAL services giant EY has revealed plans to hire 1,000 people in Belfast and Derry over the next five years in a £10 million investment which will see its workforce more than double to 1,900.
Professional services firm EY is to create 1,000 new jobs in the next five years paying an average of £33,000 with some in the north-west where it will open a new hub, it announced today.