‘Dynamic business culture’ behind decision to locate new Euro HQ in city
Galway’s “dynamic business culture” was the reason for its selection as the location for the new Euro HQ for a data fraud company, creating 60 new jobs.
IDT911 – which combats identity theft and data breaches – will create the jobs over the next five years at the Galway Technology Centre in Mervue.
The company’s Chief Operating Officer Sean Daly said: “Galway has a dynamic business culture that will enable us to launch IDT911 into the European market and scale upwards during the next five years.”
“As leaders in the world of data protection and identity management, the Irish environment is an ideal fit to recruit excellent talent with the expertise,” he added.
“The announcement that IDT911, a fast-growing identity and data protection company operating at the cutting edge of its sector, decided to locate a major investment in Galway is a great boost for the West of Ireland,” said Jobs Minister Richard Bruton.