Morgan McKinley News

Morgan McKinley IT are proud to be working with Abtran to source IT professionals for their expanding IT department.

It was great to see so many people attend the Chartered Accountants Ireland Leinster Society charity run on Saturday morning in the Phoenix Park.  All proceeds went to AWARE, a fantastic charity supporting mental illness and depression in Ireland. 

A recent article from businessweek talks about how the world's largest technology companies based in Dublin have been drawn here by the 12.5% corporate tax rate.

A very wet, blustery and miserable Friday morning in Cork was certainly brightened up with yellow daffodils proudly on display at the Irish Cancer Society’s annual fundraising breakfast in the Clarion Hotel.  Morgan McKinley were a proud sponsor of the event and it was extremely well supported with Cork Lord Mayor John Buttimer, CEO of the Irish Cancer society Mr John McCormack and many other finance and business leaders in attendance.

There should be two important dates in your diary for this month.

The first is 14th February - Valentine's day. The second is 28th February - the UXPA event: 'Why Experience Matters'

I can’t help with Valentine's day dates, but I would be more than happy to discuss the latter with you!

I met with a client this week whom I've never worked with before. The reason he called me? .... because he always sees my posts on Linkedin.

Morgan McKinley’s national supply chain team is holding an open day on Wednesday January 16^{th 2013}. The open day will take place in our offices in Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Waterford, find our offices. We specialise in supply chain roles across all industries and our dedicated team of supply chain consultants are looking forward to meeting candidates who are interested in finding out about new opportunities for 2013.

This week I will be attending the National Procurement Awards in Dublin. Now in their third year, the National Procurement Awards, in conjunction with the IIPMM, celebrate excellence in private and public procurement in Ireland.