On Friday, 27 September 2019, Mercury held its annual Graduation ceremony in The Marker Hotel, Dublin for its Graduate Programme class (2017-2019) and Mercury’s Scholarship Programme participants.
15 Graduates took part as well as 11 Scholars, who began their careers in Mercury as trades & apprentices before being developed into highly specialised roles in areas such as Engineering, Planning, BIM, Estimation and QEHS.
The ceremony was presented by Joanne Cluxton, Group HR Manager and Bronagh Matthews, HR Learning & Development Officer and Graduation Programme Coordinator. Mercury’s Executive Management Team was also represented by Ronan Lynch, Finance Director, who wished all graduates and scholars congratulations and continued success with their careers in Mercury.
Ronan Lynch, Mercury’s Finance Director addresses the graduates and scholars.
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