Lincoln Recruitment will team up again with Bank of Ireland to be joint title sponsor of the Irish Early Career Awards 2017. The Irish Early Career Awards provides an important opportunity to recognise and showcase high achieving young professionals as they progress on their career journey. Nominations will open in June for young professionals under the age of 35 across multiple professional services sectors including Accounting, Finance, Legal, HR, Marketing, Engineering and many more.
Speaking of the Awards, Shay Dalton, the Manging Director of Lincoln said;
[pullquote align=”full” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=””]’We were very impressed with the event last year and so we are delighted to come on board again. The Early Career Awards is an excellent platform to acknowledge the achievements and accomplishments of elite young professionals in the early stages of their careers, but also to acknowledge the efforts put in by their organisations in training and developing these young professionals.”[/pullquote]
The Irish Early Career Awards will take place at The Mansion House on November 2nd, 2017 and on the night there will be Awards presented across 13 categories across a range of industries including:
HR Professional of the Year
Accounting Professional of the Year
Banking Professional of the Year
Financial Services Professional of the Year
Legal Professional of the Year
PR & Marketing Professional of the Year
IT & Technology of the Year
Consulting & Advisory Professional of the Year
Engineering & Construction Professional of the Year
Entrepreneur of the Year
Best Organisation in Learning & Development
Special Recognition Award
Early Career Professional of the Year
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