KIRBY MANAGER MAKES GLOBAL LIST OF ’40 UNDER 40′

Kirby Group Engineering has announced one of its employees has been named as part of Autodesk Construction Cloud’s “40 under 40: Champions of Construction”. Out of the hundreds of nominees submitted from around the world this year, Autodesk says they selected an “extraordinary group of individuals who managed against all odds to excel their businesses, projects and communities forward”. Mark is the only person based in Europe to appear in the group honoured by Autodesk.

Mark Danaher is Kirby’s Technical Services Manager and has been with the company since 2012. He’s responsible for the delivery of MEP co-ordination and the promotion of OSM(Offsite Manufacturing) on all of the company’s projects.

Kirby Manager

Mark says he’s thrilled: “It’s a real honour to make this list, especially considering the amazing talent in the group of 40. What a way to mark the end of 2020!”

Group MD at Kirby Mark Flanagan says the recognition is well-deserved: “I’m delighted that Mark’s hard work at Kirby is paying off. He has played a vital role working with clients this year and it’s been an inspiration to see how he has worked with his team in really adverse conditions to drive forward our digitisation process.”

Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE  

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