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Mark McCabe has a diverse work experience in various roles and companies. Mark started their career in 2011 as a Deposits Desk Analyst at Ulster Bank. Mark then moved on to work at Dixons Carphone, where they held roles such as Reporting Analyst, Commercial Finance Analyst, and Senior Commercial Analyst. During their time at Dixons Carphone, they were involved in projects related to customer renewals, pricing analysis, and financial analysis. In 2015, Mark joined eir Business as a Commercial Manager for the SMB segment and later took on the role of Commercial & KPI Manager for Large Business, where they developed sales strategies and executed product enhancements. Their most recent role is at open eir, where they currently hold the position of Head of Access Products.
Mark McCabe's education history begins in 2008, when they enrolled at Maynooth University. Mark pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Venture Management, with a focus on Finance and Business Innovation Management. Mark completed this program in 2012.
In 2012, Mark continued their education at Maynooth University by pursuing a post-graduate degree in Business Strategy and Innovation. Mark completed this program in 2013.
In addition to their university education, Mark obtained a certification in IPMA Project Management from the National College of Ireland. The exact dates for this certification are not provided.
Furthering their professional development, Mark obtained a level D accreditation in IPMA Project Management Diploma in October 2015 from the National College of Ireland. Mark also completed a course in Academy Management from the Oxford University School in June 2014.
The information does not specify any specific start or end years for Mark's certification and additional education programs at the National College of Ireland.
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open eir builds and manages the largest wholesale telecoms network in Ireland. Every day, on behalf of our service provider customers, we connect hundreds of Irish homes, businesses and communities to our high-speed fibre broadband network. Our fibre network now passes 1.7 million homes and businesses in cities, towns and villages across the country. We have also committed to extending our high-speed fibre to the home footprint in rural Ireland by connecting an additional 330,000 homes and businesses to speeds of up to 1,000Mb/s by 2020; transforming how those communities work, learn, live and play. open eir's national fibre rollout will bring the number of premises in Ireland with access to high-speed internet to 1.9 million in 2020.