Growing up in an entrepreneurial household was undoubtedly a influential factor when it came to Gerard Doherty forging his own career path. His father and siblings have all established strong footholds in their respective industries leading Gerard to take the business reigns himself and start his own company, Versaffix. Identifying a gap in the market,
The month of April plays host to National Pet Awareness Month and to mark the occasion we spoke to Armagh-based dog trainer Louise McGuinness, from McBuddies Pet Care. An animal lover since childhood, Louise always knew her career would inevitably be centered around their care and welfare. Since 2020, she has dedicated herself to training
After having graduated as a Quantity Surveyor in 2010 and having spent 4 years completing onsite electrical work followed by an additional 10 years in Electrical Estimating, Adrian Malley had all the tools necessary to progress in his career. Now, a Senior Electrical Estimator/Manager with ASEE Adrian is a valued member of rapidly expanding team
Joining a large-scale Electrical Engineering firm that operates across the UK and Europe, may be a daunting prospect for many; Orla Donaldson was no different. Seven months ago, Orla made the decision to take charge of her future and apply to become a Talent Associate with ASEE Ltd. Orla admits, the ‘hidden gem’ she had
Niamh Mariano is 9 years in hospitality and enjoys every second. The social element of her role plays well to her ‘bubbly and caring’ personality and provides her with great job satisfaction as she sees the difference she makes to her customers’ experiences day in and out. She credits her current place of employment, Armagh
Ria Mee hadn’t always bargained on a career with an astronomical organisation, originally she had intended on pursing nursing. However, upon leaving university her plans soon changed and, knowing that she wanted to work within the Armagh area, she jumped at the chance to apply for a role with Armagh Observatory and Planetarium. For Ria
Originally from Mullingar and now living in Armagh, Lorna Coffey is the very definition of an equestrian. Her hobby quickly became her passion and 7 years ago she took the leap from office work to professional horse trainer. She has been fortunate enough in her career to have had the invaluable guidance of other industry
Portadown man, Gordon Woolsey recently commenced his new role as General Secretary of Portadown YMCA at the start of March. For 15 years, Gordon has been involved in youth leadership via various Church and Community based organisations so the transition to work within the YMCA was a natural one. Being able to make a difference
Tenacious marketer, Daniel Cumiskey is a man of many talents. Those who are privileged enough may even bear witness to a little beatboxing when he’s not on the clock! He prides himself on tackling any challenge head on – both in the office and on the playing fields. Currently in the second year of a
Now a few years into her role, Lisa O’Neill has been the Corporate Policy and HR Officer at Armagh Planetarium since 2021. She brought a wealth of experience to her role having held a position overseeing HR and equality issues for NI Councils for fifteen years. A natural problem solver, Lisa feels well suited to
