Specialists in Financial Recruitment

With over 20 years accounts experience, Niamh is a seasoned finance professional who has an in-depth technical understanding of what’s required to work and thrive in any finance role.   As a finance specialist, she offers you a unique understanding of your accounting career goals and your financial recruitment needs.

Managing Clark’s specialists Accountancy & Finance division, Niamh focuses on the recruitment of accountancy and finance professionals from part-qualified to newly qualified accountants up to senior and executive level.

Experience the difference. You can call Niamh, your expert Finance Recruitment Partner on 045 881888 or email niamh@clark.ie. Her specialism is built on experience.

 

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