Professional services group Xeinadin has promoted Andrew Thompson, Helena O’Callaghan, Mark Thomas, Nora Dalton, Michael Burke and Anne Hogan to partner level to bolster its leadership team.
Thompson leads the tax team at Xeinadin's Dublin office, advising small and medium-sized businesses across all tax heads and frequently collaborating with colleagues in the UK, particularly on VAT matters arising from cross-border trade.
Also based in Dublin, O'Callaghan has 20 years' experience in audit and audit exempt companies as well as managing a large client portfolio specialising in aircraft leasing.
Xeinadin said that Thomas had been instrumental in driving digital transformation for efficiency and growth from both the company and his clients.
In Cork, Dalton has extensive finance control experience, and she has worked for several years in identifying and implementing accounting systems in the retail sector.
She has also been instrumental in giving great reassurance and confidence to Xeinadin’s clients especially on areas such as emerging technologies and ways of using AI, according to the company.
Burke is based in Clonakility and has vast experience providing assurance and advisory services across a wide range of business sectors, both Indigenous and multi-national, including agricultural co-operatives, construction financial services companies, credit unions, solicitors, and SMEs.
Finally, Limerick-based Hogan has extensive knowledge across all tax heads and technical specialisms in succession planning, mergers and acquisitions, and property transactions.
She is the firm’s subject matter expert in EIIS investment, with over 15 years of experience structuring and fundraising EIIS investments.
“We are delighted to share the promotions of Andrew, Helena, Mark, Nora, Michael and Anne to the market," said Sandra Clarke, managing partner at Xeinadin.
"Their level of expertise has been invaluable to the growth of our Xeinadin offices in Ireland and the wider business, and we look forward to seeing them prosper in their new roles”.
Photo: Andrew Thompson. (Pic: Supplied)
