Irish technology consulting platform, Auxilion, is investing €10 million and creating 30 new jobs over the next three years to bolster its managed services business and expand into the UK market.
Auxilion , an Irish technology consulting platform, is set to invest €10 million in its business over the next three years and create 30 new jobs in 2025. This strategic move aims to bolster its managed services business and facilitate further expansion into the UK market. Auxilion provides cutting-edge tools to help manage clients' IT infrastructure and enhance productivity. Philip Maguire, the company's former chief executive, has transitioned into an executive chairman role.
He will now concentrate on the company's strategic direction and acquisition strategy. Patrick Jordan, appointed chief operating officer last year, has taken over as chief executive. He will be responsible for leading the business, overseeing operations, and guiding the company's talent acquisition strategy. Auxilion anticipates creating 30 new jobs in both the UK and Ireland this year, primarily within its sales and operations teams. The company is actively recruiting for senior positions, including head of sales and head of commercial. The investment is intended to future-proof the business by attracting new talent, expanding operations, and driving growth. The company's CEO expressed confidence in their clear vision for the future and their ability to deliver exceptional value to clients through their unique offerings and strong partnerships
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