movers & Shakers appointments
She joins the company from IBM where she was vice president of sales for the Nordic region. Prior to this, she was sales director for IBM Ireland. Named among WXN’s top 25 women in business in 2012, Sheehan is active in a number of business industry groups. A native of Clare, she has a degree in business studies, specialising in accounting and finance, and a graduate diploma in computers, both from the University of Limerick.
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Lavery, Jurys Inn
Ciarán Lavery has been appointed head of technical services by Jurys Inn. In his role, Lavery will be responsible for the management of capital expenditure, new developments and refurbishment projects across the group. With over 16 years’ experience in project management and development, Lavery was previously project manager at Steve Cunningham & Associates where he worked extensively with Jurys Inn hotel group on the design, construction and handover phases of its Newcastle, Glasgow, Leeds, Chelsea, Heathrow and Exeter hotels, as well as project managing the r1 million refurbishment of its Galway hotel.
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Ward, Google
Cera Ward has been appointed country manager of large customer sales at Google. Previously Google’s head of sales for Ireland, she succeeds Shane Nolan who has been appointed head of small and medium sized business, UK & Ireland at Google. In her new role, Ward will head up a dedicated team within Google Ireland that helps large Irish businesses to maximise the use of Google advertising platforms and solutions to drive business growth in the digital economy. A graduate and member of the Marketing Institute of Ireland, she is the current chairperson of the IAB Search Council.
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Moriarty, Newsaccess Media Intelligence
Paul Moriarty has been appointed as
Head of Insight at Newsaccess Media Intelligence. Having gained extensive experience in the Irish broadcast industry, Moriarty brings an understanding of the impact of both traditional and emerging media sources on communications campaigns. He has previously worked with radio stations such as Radio Nova and Q102. He has a bachelor’s degree in economics and insurance from the University of Limerick.
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Campbell, BT Ireland
Alex Campbell joins BT from eircom Business where he held the role of sales director since 2008. Prior to that he was CEO of a number of successful Irish software start-up companies and was also vicepresident and CEO of GMACCM Technology Europe, a subsidiary of General Motors from 2002-2005. He has also held senior management positions in IBM Ireland in both sales and operations. In his new role Campbell will assume responsibility for the management of BT Ireland’s major accounts and government division and its sales strategy development. A key focus of this role will be to spearhead BT’s strategy of providing managed services and ICT solutions to corporate and public service clients in Ireland. g
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