McCann FitzGerald names chairman as predecessor steps down
The Irish firm has promoted its head of corporate finance to the role of chairman as his predecessor steps down to partner
January 22, 2015 at 04:11 AM
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Ireland's McCann FitzGerald has appointed the head of its corporate finance group in Dublin, Barry Devereux, as chairman of the firm.
Devereux will replace John Cronin, formerly chairman for seven years, who has been appointed to the role of banking and financial services partner in the firm's Dublin office.
Both men will start their new roles on 1 May.
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