Movers and Shakers
Who’s on the move in corporate Ireland
Roisin O’Shea is the new head of the food and drink sector at Bank of Ireland. Before this appointment, she was commercial director at Kinetica Sports for three years. She was also formerly category controller of the impulse business unit at Valeo Foods for two years.
A new partner has been appointed to the commercial and technology team at A&L Goodbody. Andrew Sheridan joins from Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, where he was...
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