2023 Presidents Lunch – Kildare Chamber Event

We were delighted to recently attend the Presidents Lunch in the Osprey Hotel, Naas, kindly sponsored by one of our key clients Endress+Hauser.  Being a corporate member of the chamber has allowed our business to engage and connect with so many local Kildare businesses. This year we celebrate our 25th year in business and gathering at this event allowed us catch up with so many of our Trusted Partner clients.

 

Pictured: Niamh Flynn, Senior Recruiter Accountancy, Finance, Tax, Compliance and Professional Services, Niamh Gaffney Recruiter Engineering and Operations, Stephen Farrell O’Callaghan Director and Deirdre Coghlan Murray MD.

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