Mel Chittock
Senior IDA Ireland figure Kieran Donoghue named next boss of Invest NI
A SENUIR figure in IDA Ireland, the Republic’s foreign direct investment (FDI) agency, has been named as the next boss of Invest NI.
Invest NI: ‘The organisation needs to change’ says interim boss Mel Chittock
THE interim boss of Invest NI said he believes the organisation needs to change.
Investment summit crucial for tapping into NI’s global potential – Badenoch
Around 200 investors will gather at the event in Belfast.
Invest NI begins formal process to land its new chief executive
THE process has formally begun to appoint a new permanent chief executive at £160 million-a-year arm’s length body Invest Northern Ireland.
Invest NI hails 'strong performance' as external sales smash through £20bn mark
ECONOMIC development agency Invest NI is hailing a “very strong performance” as the businesses it supports showed increases across all key performance indicators.
Canadian-headquartered consulting giant CGI to create 50 home- and office-based jobs in Northern Ireland
ONE of the world's biggest IT and business consulting services firms is creating 50 jobs at a new hub in Belfast.
As FinTrU adds 300 more jobs in Derry, boss insists: 'Hiring doesn't stop here'
FINANCIAL services group FinTrU, one of the north's greatest business success stories of the last decade, has confirmed a further major expansion into Derry which will see it add 300 more jobs in the city.
Treliant expansion brings 150 new jobs - and Derry now on its radar
WASHINGTON-based financial advisory firm Treliant is bringing 150 jobs (average salary £32,000) to Northern Ireland as part a multi-million pound plan to grow its footprint in Europe.
Ryan McAleer: 'Crisis? What crisis?'
“LET me be very clear, there is no crisis.” The immortal words of Invest NI’s interim boss Mel Chittock before Stormont’s economy committee on March 2 2022.
Derry-based Foods Connected adds 45 new jobs as part of export push
DERRY-based software as a service (SaaS) firm Foods Connected is serving up 45 additional jobs paying average £41,000 salaries after investing heavily in its business as it seeks to target new export markets.