Oliver McMahon, finance and operations manager at Cregg, company founder and director Edmund Jennings, and David Fitzgibbon, its managing director PICTURE: OISIN BROWNE
A RECRUITMENT firm which has a base in Limerick has won a major national award.
Cregg has landed the prestigious title of Recruitment Firm of the Year at the Chambers Ireland Recognition Awards Ceremony.
The firm has offices in Ballycummin near Raheen and is headquartered in Shannon Free Zone.
Staff from the recruiter attended the awards ceremony at Clontarf Castle in Dublin. The event was designed to recognise achievement and innovation in Irish business in the last year.
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Cregg’s managing director David Fitzgibbon said: “It is our people who make the difference, and this recognition is proof that our client and candidate-centred approach is making a meaningful impact.”
He praised his colleagues, adding: “We are extremely proud of the team we have built. Their commitment, loyalty and professionalism are what set us apart. When clients work with Cregg they know they are supported by individuals who understand the market, the people and the purpose behind every hire.”
This year, Cregg has launched its own podcast, to provide market insights industry commentary, and expert guidance for job seekers and employees.
Cregg founder Edmund Jennings said: “This recognition marks a very special moment for Cregg. What began over 30 years ago as a commitment to doing recruitment differently has grown into one of Ireland’s most respected names in the industry. Our team’s values, consistency and innovation have brought us here today. I am incredibly proud of what we have built.”
Mr Fitzgibbon said looking forward, Cregg’s aims are to continue delivering recruitment solutions “which support the growth, opportunity and long-term success for the people and businesses we serve.”
A number of other national firms with Limerick operations were honoured at the awards, among these ABP Foods, which has a hub in Rathkeale.
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