Welcome Niamh Flynn to our Permanent Recruitment division.

We’re delighted to welcome Niamh Flynn to our Permanent Recruitment division.

Niamh has over 20 years’ experience in the world of Accounts and holds her degree in Economics and English from Maynooth University.

A seasoned professional, she has worked across several sectors including tech startups, SaaS organisations, was involved in the setup of an SSC in one of their European divisions and more recently worked in an Irish manufacturing and export business.

She will manage the Accountancy, Finance, Compliance & Risk division within Clark. Niamh can be contacted on 045 881888 or niamh@clark.ie.

Welcome Niamh. We’re delighted to have you join our team.

 

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