Ocorian, the specialist global provider of services to financial institutions, asset managers, corporates and high net worth individuals, has promoted 21 people in its Belfast team as part of its global round of promotions.
Among those promoted are Joanne McClory, who has been promoted to Head of Service Delivery, and Conor Legebeke, who has been made Infrastructure Manager, both in the Technology team. In the Fund Services team, Keith Dobbin has been promoted to Associate Director, and Odhran McNeilly has been made Depositary Services Senior Manager.
The other 17 promotions come across the Technology teams, Fund Services and Human Resources teams.
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The promotions reflect Ocorian’s dedication to providing an environment for its people to grow their careers. Ocorian’s Belfast staff are part of a global team and work with colleagues and clients around the world.
Lorna Zimny, Belfast Managing Director at Ocorian, said: “I’d like to congratulate my 21 colleagues who have been promoted. Their resolve and commitment to Ocorian are profound, and have played a big part in our success through an economically challenging time.
"My colleagues wholeheartedly deserve these promotions, and I look forward to seeing how they’ll contribute to our continued success.”
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Chantal Free, Chief Executive Officer at Ocorian, said: “To be able to promote 178 people at once is a testament to the hard work our colleagues put into being a client centric organisation. Our industry is going through fundamental change, and these promotions recognise the effort that our team has made to innovate, change and unlock new value for our clients.”
