Magnet Networks has made two key internal promotions within its sales division, with director roles going to two long-standing members of staff .
Ailish O’Connor, former strategic account manager, now takes up the position of director of strategic accounts & channel. O’Connor and her team are responsible for managing Magnet’s existing business customers, including key corporate accounts such as Amazon, Google, ESB, Centra, Fujitsu and RNLI. O’Connor will also manage Magnet’s network of channel partners nationwide and work closely with Magnet’s UK and global corporate partners on multinational projects.
Louise McKeown, former head of enterprise sales, is the new corporate and business sales director responsible for leading the company’s corporate sales team and growing new business relationships. McKeown leads the Magnet Sales Academy, a new skills development programme provided to the sales team that aims to build deeper, more strategic client relationships and encourage long-term sales careers in Magnet.
Both O’Connor and McKeown pictured above, have been Magnet employees for ten years, having previously worked for ISP Netsource before it was acquired by Magnet in 2004.
In Netsource, McKeown held the position of sales director for four years following sales manager and director roles with Ireland On-line and DeerPark Group. She holds a BA in marketing and a professional diploma in digital marketing.
O’Connor possesses a Master’s degree in regional and local development having studied in both Germany and Belgium through DIT.
Speaking of the promotions, Mark Kellett, CEO Magnet, said: “As sales leaders in their different divisions I am confident that Louise and Ailish will be excellent role models for their teams. Both have been outstanding employees since day one, demonstrating a mixture of enthusiasm and strong business acumen that has been instrumental in Magnet’s success. Each has managed to forge long-standing relationships with many customers, some of whom have been dealing with Louise and Ailish since their early days in Magnet.”
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