Sandisk’s Dublin move to create 50 jobs

MORE than 50 jobs will result from the transfer by Sandisk of its European and Middle East (EMEA) headquarters from Holland to Dublin.

Sandisk’s Dublin move to create 50 jobs
Wed, 26 Apr, 2006 - 01:00
Brian O'Mahony, Chief Business Correspondent

Ed Moro, vice-president and managing director for Sandisk in EMEA, cited the availability of skilled staff and the good “work ethic” in Ireland as significant factors for moving to Dublin.

It was much more than the low corporation tax, he said.

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CourtsPlace: DublinPlace: EuropeanPlace: Middle EastPlace: HOLLANDPlace: IrelandPlace: EuropePlace: USPlace: BelfastPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: Ed MoroPerson: MoroPerson: Leslie MorrisonOrganisation: SanDiskOrganisation: EMEAOrganisation: Reed Managed ServicesOrganisation: Invest Northern Ireland INIOrganisation: INI
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