Martin Clancy has been appointed CEO of health and safety training and advisory firm the Chris Mee Group, succeeding Chris Mee.
Clancy is former managing director of the Mater Private in Cork, where he oversaw significant growth of the hospital, and a former senior executive with Bupa.
The Chris Mee Group is headquartered in Cork and has offices in Dublin. The company employs 67 people and is the largest consultancy in Ireland for training and advisory support services in the health, safety, environmental and energy areas.
The company specialises in setting up ISO 45001 accredited safety management systems and in providing safety consultancy and training services to global clients in the pharmaceutical, chemical, software and other sectors nationally.
It also provides high value environmental, climate change and carbon emissions services to clients internationally.
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"Martin has a superb track record of leadership and success in healthcare and other sectors," said Thomas Davy, chairman of CMG.
"He is the perfect choice to lead the development of CMG over the coming years and we have exciting plans to grow the business both organically and by acquisition.”
CMG is owned by private equity firm Erisbeg, which took over the company following investment last year, with Mee initially remaining on as CEO.
Erisbeg has invested over €50m in a range of business services companies in recent years, and it previously acquired medical imaging supply and services group Medray Imaging Services and Carestream Health UK
Christopher Mee and Associates Ltd reported in its 2021 accounts that it employed 55 people, up from 38 in 2020. The company had net assets of €2m at the end of last year after making a €624,000 profit.
Erisbeg Holdings Limited reported a €1.3m profit for the 12 months to July 2021 as well as net assets of €1.7m, with directors reporting that all subsidiaries continued to perform in line with or better than budget and prior year.
Erisbeg had investments of €8.5m after making additions of €4.8m and disposals of €2.7m last year. The group employs four people, with directors' remuneration of €642,000 and key management compensation of €195,000.
Photo: Martin Clancy. (Pic: Chris Mee Group)
