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The demands on Irish Directors have grown enormously in recent years. Corporate Governance is now a major focus of Irish Boards, Deloitte Ireland is here to help.
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Meet the Team
The Centre for Corporate Governance is designed to provide boards and senior management with a single point of access to current developments, Deloitte perspectives, learning materials and other useful information related to corporate governance.
cmcdonnell@deloitte.ie
+353 1 417 2348
mscully@deloitte.ie
+353 1 417 8656
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