Philip Rooney

Associate Director

Hi, I'm Phil and I'm an Associate Director at Harvey Nash Ireland.

I've been with Harvey Nash almost 7 years & have over 9 years experience in recruitment between Australia & Ireland. I specialise in all Technology, PMO & Business Operations contract positions.

I currently lead a team of contract recruitment consultants and have overall responsibility for delivery, client & candidate experience. I'm the account manager for several of our enterprise level clients and also target prospect clients to partner with us.

Outside of work, I really enjoy travelling to new countries and socialising with friends.

The best piece of advice I've ever received is, "Treat people as you would like to be treated."

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£345 - £396.75 per day
Leicester, Leicestershire
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