As we near the end of 2023, we take a look back at the biggest names in this year's tech headlines here in Northern Ireland.
Rob Heron – EY
As Managing Partner for EY Northern Ireland, Rob leads a team of nearly 1000 people. EY recently announced a significant investment in Northern Ireland, with plans to create an additional 1000 new jobs in the region which Rob talks about here: EY Managing Partner Rob Heron on developing the next generation of talent in Northern Ireland for the world
David Collins – First Derivative
David is the CEO of First Derivative, recognised as the world’s largest dedicated capital markets consulting firm. David frequently shares his thoughts and ideas around technology in his “F/rst View” feature on our site. Most recently, he gave his take on the future potential of data: Big Data, Big Opportunity, Big Challenge
Andrew Connolly – CME
Andrew is Executive Director for CME Group in Northern Ireland. Back in 2012, he was their 19th hire in the Belfast office and now the company has over 300 employees based here in Northern Ireland. Last year, he sat down with us to discuss how the business has evolved in its 10 years: Q&A with CME Group’s Andrew Connolly
Clare Guinness – Belfast Chamber
Clare became CEO of Belfast Chamber earlier this year after previously serving as Innovation District Director for Belfast. She has over 25 years of experience, holding senior roles in banking, business, infrastructure and inward investment. Read more about her appointment: Belfast Chamber Appoints New Chief Executive
Kevin Traynor -eComm Live
Kevin is a serial entrepreneur who has worked in senior level digital roles in e-commerce, financial services, e-learning and publishing. As well as eComm Live, he also runs the Irish eCommerce Awards, DeFi Conf and Grow Consultancy. Read about the recent eComm awards: Winners of the Irish Ecomm awards announced
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