Which Irish chief executives are hitting the jackpot?
The time is here for corporate giants to reveal eye-watering pay packets of the top dogs
Had they not been made redundant from the Institute of Clinical Pharmacology, John Climax and Ronan Lambe would not have set up their own business. From a standing start in 1990, with just a handful of people and a bank overdraft, they set about building their company, which carried out trials on drugs for the pharma industry.
Icon, as they called their start-up, became very successful very quietly. It joined the stock market ...
