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Ciaran McGuinness to grow NTT DATA’s Ireland operations

NTT DATA UK and Ireland has announced that it has appointed Ciaran McGuinness as client partner.

In his new role, McGuinness (pictured) will seek to further establish NTT DATA’s presence in Ireland. He will be focused on bringing key innovations in cloud, networks, automation, data and intelligence, customer experience, security and more, while also building out the team on the ground.

Prior to joining NTT DATA UK and Ireland, McGuinness worked in technology consulting, digital product and service design, digital advertising, and a technology non-profit.

Across these roles, he has worked with clients including Centrica, Bank of Ireland, Discover, The FA, Aston Martin F1, Caterpillar, and Electrolux.

In his most recent role at Cognizant, McGuinness was focused on business development across a broad range of industries, including media, sports, technology, utilities, energy, and manufacturing.

Ciaran McGuinness, client partner, NTT DATA, said, “Right now is an exciting time in the company’s journey, and I’m pleased to have the opportunity to build something great in the Irish market with the backing of a global powerhouse.

“I am impressed with the scale, values, ethos and support that NTT DATA offers to both employees and clients. Having experienced some of the innovative technologies we’re leading the way with such as smart cities, blockchain, 5G networks and satellite tech, I’m excited to start bringing these, and more to Irish clients.”

Roei Haberman, chief revenue officer at NTT DATA, added, “Ireland is an important market for NTT DATA so we are pleased to have Ciaran onboard, bringing his deep understanding of customer experience and passion for finding solutions which blend people and technology.

“Ciaran has a proven track record of delivering transformations for clients, and alongside his knowledge of the local Irish market, he will bring that same experience to our current and future clients in this market. We are looking forward to working with Ciaran to introduce new technology innovations to Ireland and further establishing us in this important region.”