Deloitte's new partner boosts cloud and engineering services

Former Accenture managing director Graham Healy brings significant experience to new role as partner with Deloitte as a partner 

Graham Healy, partner in its Cloud and Engineering consulting practice, with Harry Goddard, CEO, Deloitte Ireland.

Deloitte Ireland has announced Graham Healy as a partner in the firm's Cloud and Engineering consulting practice.

Graham, who will be based in Cork, will be primarily focused on Deloitte’s portfolio of clients including life sciences, consumer, energy and industrial products, bringing the full strength of Deloitte’s business-focused technology advisory and implementation expertise to bear.

Graham joins Deloitte from Accenture, where he was most recently managing director, with more than 20 years’ experience advising and driving the delivery of data and digital transformation for public and private sector clients in Ireland and across EMEA.

Working at the most senior level in organisations,  Graham has supported start-ups and fintech companies, and has extensive commercial relationships with the wider technology platform ecosystem.

Graham said: “As digital transformation continues to grow exponentially, businesses need a clear strategy and leadership to deliver the change. Being part of Deloitte’s consulting practice, and joining the largest professional services firm in the world, is a fantastic opportunity to deliver best-in-class projects for clients internationally and locally.” 

 Harry Goddard, CEO, Deloitte Ireland, said: “As we support our clients on their digital transformation, Graham’s expertise in data and digital transformation will be invaluable. I look forward to seeing the impact and insights Graham brings to his team and our clients.” 

 Graham is on the board of the Insight Centre for Data Analytics and the UCC Business Information Systems Advisory Board. He holds an MSc in Management Information Systems and a BSc in Business Information Systems from UCC.