PREEMPT APPOINTMENT –  PAUL NELSON AS NEW GENERAL MANAGER

Preempt, the newest Irish-owned facilities and property management company, has announced the appointment of Paul Nelson as General Manager. In his role, Paul will be responsible for securing key management instructions and delivering client workplace solutions. 

PREEMPT APPOINTMENT

Preempt is a new facilities and property company, a subsidiary of Sonica, the award-winning construction company based in Dublin. Donnacha Neary, Founder and MD of Sonica said: “We are delighted to welcome Paul to the Preempt team. Paul brings with him a wealth of experience of property and facilities management and will support our approach as we focus on providing Sonica customers with a full workplace support service through Preempt.”  

 

PREEMPT APPOINTMENT

Paul is a graduate of TUD and joins Preempt from a property management agency where he held the position of Senior Property Manager. His appointment was announced following the launch of Preempt’s new website www.preempt.ie

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

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

 

 

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