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Welcome to the latest edition of the EY Alumni Connect.
This quarter, we are delighted to feature 2010 alumnus, Barry Doyle, who spoke to us about his career so far, and how variety has been the key to his success. You can read his full interview below along with our latest insights and news such as EY's Daffodil activity, our continued EY Northern Ireland sponsorship of Ulster Rugby, and some of our latest thought leadership.
As we come into our final quarter for FY23, we are looking forward to our global alumni celebration in May. In Ireland, you will start to see a number of contributions from our alumni across LinkedIn and Twitter. If you would like to feature in our online series of Connect with EY and talk to us about your career to date, please contact us here.
We will also shortly be releasing the details of the alumni survey we conducted earlier in 2023, so keep an eye out for that.
Alumni Spotlight Interview
We recently sat down to interview 2010 alumnus, Barry Doyle. Now a Director of MASV (pronounced Massive, which, according to Barry, describes their attitude), variety has been key to Barry's career. From working with big media names, recruitment companies, tech start-ups, and of course, EY, click below to read about Barry's colourful career which will lead him to taking on the 2024 CAI presidency.
Other news from EY Ireland
Ulster Rugby sponsorship
EY Northern Ireland recently announced their continued sponsorship of Ulster Rugby. Commenting on the sponsorship, Rob Heron, EY Northern Ireland Managing Partner explains our alignment: “Supporting sports organisations is a great way for us to help incredible future talent and leaders, something we are passionate about. Building diverse, high performing teams to flourish is core to how we operate at EY.”
Supply Chain series
As supply chains are challenged by an increasingly disruptive world, they need to shift from linear models to multi-dimensional agile designs to meet these challenges. EY's supply chain team are developing a series of articles to help Irish organisations rethink their supply chain models. You can read the first in the series here. Follow Neal Johnston on LinkedIn for more.
