Deloitte, the multinational professional services network, has announced its plans to expand its workforce in Cork, Ireland, which will see the addition of 300 new roles over the next three years.
This expansion will cover all business lines, with emphasis on the technology and analytics hub. The move comes in response to the increasing demand for digital, technology, and analysis consulting services, and is seen as a significant boost to the local economy.
Deloitte’s decision to expand its workforce in Cork is a clear indication of its confidence in the region’s potential for growth and development. The new roles will provide opportunities for professionals in the region to develop their skills and contribute to the growth of the company and the local economy.
The expansion is also expected to bring new talent to the region, as Deloitte looks to attract and retain top talent in the fields of technology and analytics. This move is part of the company’s strategy to stay ahead of the curve in these rapidly evolving areas, and to cater to the changing needs of its clients.
Expansion Plans
Deloitte’s plan to double its workforce in Cork within three years with 300 new roles is part of its expansion across all business lines, including audit assurance, tax legal, consulting, financial advisory, and risk advisory, with the majority of the new roles based in the company’s new technology and analytics hub.
The need for digital, technology, and analysis consulting is driving Deloitte’s growth nationally, and the investment in Cork is a logical step to support its clients in their journey.
The expansion highlights Deloitte’s confidence in the local economy and is a boost to Cork and Ireland’s future. The company’s investment in Cork is a vote of confidence in the region and its potential for growth.
The new roles will range from experienced hires to graduate roles, providing opportunities for individuals at all stages of their careers to join one of the world’s leading professional services firms.
Business Lines
The expansion in Cork will involve the addition of new roles across various business lines, including audit assurance, tax legal, consulting, financial advisory, and risk advisory. This move is part of Deloitte’s plan to double its workforce in Cork within three years, with 300 new roles.
The majority of the new roles will be based in Deloitte’s new technology and analytics hub, reflecting the increasing demand for digital, technology, and analysis consulting. The creation of new roles across different business lines in Cork highlights Deloitte’s commitment to supporting its clients in their journey.
By expanding its workforce, Deloitte aims to provide its clients with a more comprehensive range of services, from auditing and tax advisory to consulting and risk management. Furthermore, by investing in Cork, Deloitte is demonstrating its confidence in the local economy and its potential for growth.
Investment in Cork
Investment in Cork is expected to boost the local economy and create employment opportunities. Deloitte’s decision to double its workforce in Cork within three years with 300 new roles is a positive development for the region. With a focus on technology and analytics consulting, the majority of the new roles will be based in Deloitte’s new hub in Cork. This investment is a logical step for Deloitte to support its clients in their journey towards digital transformation.
The announcement of 300 new jobs in Cork is a vote of confidence in the local economy. The Munster region, where Cork is located, is home to many companies that develop, manufacture and sell their products and services globally. Deloitte’s investment in the region will not only create new job opportunities but also enhance the skills and expertise of the local workforce.
The expansion of Deloitte’s business lines, including audit assurance, tax legal, consulting, financial advisory and risk advisory, will have a positive impact on the region’s economy, making it an attractive destination for other businesses to invest in. Minister Simon Coveney’s welcome of the announcement highlights the importance of this investment in Cork and Ireland’s future.
