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Minister Bruton announces creation of more than 114 new jobs by three Irish companies
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| Pictured L-R are Ray Walsh, Enterprise Ireland, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton, TD, Graham Brierton, CTO, VoiceSage, J.J. Kett, CEO, VoiceSage |
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The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton TD recently announced that three Irish companies will create more than 114 new jobs over the next three years in investments supported by the Department of Jobs through Enterprise Ireland.
The companies are located in Dublin and Galway and operate in the technology and manufacturing sectors:
Cubic Telecom, a Dublin based company specialising in global mobile connectivity, has announced today that it has secured $5.2 million in funding from Enterprise Ireland, Qualcomm Incorporated, ACT Venture Capital and TPS Investments. With this round of financing, Cubic Telecom will further expand its operations globally and continue to invest in its unique software platform and mobile network. The company also announced that it will create more than 70 new jobs over the next 3 years as part of an investment by Enterprise Ireland, supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation.
VoiceSage, a company based in Dublin specialising in automated real-time customer conversations, will create 10 jobs over the next 2 years as part of a €1million investment from DJEI through Enterprise Ireland. This latest round of funding will enable VoiceSage to respond to the growing market demand for its cloud-based customer communication technologies with further investment in a range of R&D activities.
Advant Medical, a contract manufacturing company supplying the medical devices sector based in Galway, will create 34 jobs over the next three years as part of a €2.4million investment supported by DJEI through Enterprise Ireland. It will see the company expand its production capabilities and move to higher value products and services to meet increasing demand for its products, allowing it expand its existing international markets and enter new markets. The expansion will bring total employment in Advant Medical to over 130.
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