Founded in 1988 and employing over 2500 people, family-owned Mount Charles are now one of Ireland’s largest indigenous support service organisations and they are now looking for talented new team members across County Armagh. Providing a range of services including catering, vending, cleaning and security – they are incredibly proud of their heritage – having
By his own admission 46 year old Ronan McGuirk ‘fell into’ his role in Accountancy. He became familiar with ASEE over a 25 year period whilst working for the company’s accountancy firm and so, when offered the chance to join the team – he jumped at it. Now working as the company’s Group Finance Director,
Have you ever envisioned yourself as being the heart and soul of a busy establishment, serving up delicious plates of hearty food comprised of only the best in local produce? The Armagh City Hotel turn over hundreds of covers per day in their popular eateries; The Callan Bar and Friary Restaurant. From intimate à la
Since its formation over 40 years ago, Aidan Strain Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (ASEE) has remained fluid, constantly adapting with the changing industries. Founder and Managing Director, Aidan Strain has himself remained a visionary for the company. Having built his career gradually over the years by paying close attention to gaps in the market and
Trevor Conroy, former Head Chef at Mount Charles, has recently taken up a new position with the company as Group Head of Food Innovation and Development. Trevor has been with the company since September 2019 and since then has progressed in his role and gained invaluable experience in the Catering industry with team Mount Charles.
Earn while you learn and become part of a family-owned business which employees over 2000 people with Mount Charles’ 2023 Apprenticeship Programme. Mount Charles, Ireland’s largest indigenous support service organisation, will be holding the programme in conjunction with Belfast Metropolitan College. A spokesperson for Mount Charles said: “It’s our personal approach and our inherent commitment
Applications are now open for a unique boardroom training programme due to commence for the 7th year with host boards across the county. The Boardroom Apprentice is a twelve month unique board learning, development and placement programme with a total of 51 host boards across Northern Ireland. As one of the host boards, Armagh Observatory
Just seven months into her new role with ASEE, Rostrevor’s Ceallach McSwiggan, has found a new lease of life in the company’s procurement department. After 16 years in manufacturing and production, Ceallach needed a change. Now, working as a Buyer for the family-run electrical engineering firm, Ceallach’s day involves everything from ordering materials for sites
The Mount Charles group supports some of the most prestigious organisations in Northern Ireland with clients across the business and industry, healthcare, education and retail sectors. As a company, they recognise the importance of a highly skilled and happy workforce. To this aim, Mount Charles host quarterly all-company training events with the most recent focusing
Entrepreneur NI recently spoke with Managing Director of Re-Gen Waste, Joseph Doherty, who – despite the naysayers – co-founded the multi-million pound waste recycling company in 2004. Now almost 20 years in business, Joseph’s story is a comprehensive one. One thing which he does champion is the significance of having a ‘very good team of
