New appointment at Xeinadin’s office in Limerick
Professional services firm makes new appointment to its Limerick office
PROFESSIONAL services firm Xeinadin has made a new appointment to its Limerick office.
Margaret Ryan will join the firm, based at O’Connell Street in the city centre, as a partner.
She will work with Xeinadin’s audit teams across the country as the firm looks to increase its client base.
Ms Ryan joins from PwC where she held the position of director for four years.
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She can point to over 25 years of professional and leadership experience in both practice and industry environments, holding senior roles at EY, BDO and Shannon Airport Group.
On top of this, she has led audits and delivered assurance services to both domestic and multinational organisations across a range of sectors, including manufacturing, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, construction, agribusiness, and technology.
Also being appointed at Xeinadin is Roisin Purcell, who will work out of the company’s offices in Kilkenny and Wexford.
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Sandra Clarke, managing partner of Xeinadin Ireland, said: “Margaret and Roisin are exceptional additions to our leadership team, and their appointments reflect Xeinadin's continued ambition for growth across Ireland. Both bring extensive expertise, vast technical knowledge and a strong track record of delivering exceptional results for clients.”
She added: “Margaret's experience will further strengthen our audit and assurance offering, while Roisin's specialist tax expertise enhances our ability to support businesses and individuals through every stage of their growth journey. I look forward to working closely with them as we continue to expand our offering and deliver the highest standards of service to our clients.”
The appointments were announced at Xeinadin's annual partner conference, held at Dublin’s Mansion House.
The event brought together more than 300 Xeinadin partners from across Ireland and Britain.
The firm is upping its acquisitions this year, seeking to take over other professional services companies.