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Thank you for Supporting our Fundraising Cycle |
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A big thank you to all who donated so generously at our fundraising day in the Fairgreen, your support has helped to raise much needed funds for the Soul of Haiti Foundation.
Team Netwatch along with Netwatch Brand Ambassador Mick Galway and 15 other staff members will cycle the gruelling 330 kilometers from Cashel to Galway over the May bank holiday weekend to raise money for the Soul of Haiti Foundation.
“The Fairgreen kindly allowed us to run this event at the shopping centre, we had two bikes and challenged people to come along and take on Mick Galwey in a cycle. The public really came out and supported us and got involved, there was fantastic Community spirit, with lots of people wishing us luck in our endeavour", says David Walsh, Netwatch CEO.
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Fundraising Bake Sale a Great Success |
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Following on from our hugely successful gig in Scraggs Alley, we held a bake sale in work this morning, to raise more funds for Team Netwatch and their Cycle for the Soul of Haiti foundation.
So many staff brought along homemade, cakes, cookies, buns and sausage rolls, the kitchen was full of glorious food! You would think that 8am was too early to eat cookies and cream cakes but you would be wrong! We have managed it.
We are following this bake sale with a cycleathon in the Fairgreen Shopping Centre in Carlow town on Saturday, April 21st, where members of the public can cycle against the Irish & Munster Rugby Legend and Netwatch Brand Ambassador Mick Galwey.
A big thank you to everyone involved.
Some members of Team Netwatch, Avril Johnson, David Finn & Niall Kelly, Netwatch Technical Director.
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny T.D, Officially Launches Netwatch in the United States |
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On Friday, 17 February 2012, An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny T.D., officially launched our US expansion at a reception to mark the opening of our North American headquarters in Boston.
We are investing over €3 million in our expansion in North America and will create 50 jobs over the next 18 months. 30 jobs will be created between our Boston and Carlow operations by the end of 2012, bringing our total employment to over 120 people. Kathleen O’Toole, the former Boston Chief of Police has joined the Netwatch Board and is helping us to drive into the US market.
Speaking at a reception in Boston, An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny T.D., said: “There is a long and close social, cultural and economic relationship between Boston and Ireland. That relationship is stronger today than ever before and it is reflected in the decision of Netwatch to establish its North American headquarters in this great city.
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Techovate Promoting Technology in Business |
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David Walsh to speak at Techovate
By SAOIRSE MCGARRIGLE, as featured in the New Ross Standard, Tuesday February 14 2012
YOU no longer have to be a ' whizz kid' to get on board the technological liferaft, which is saving thousands of Irish businesses from going bust. That's the message of the organisers behind the Techovate 2012 conference, a two-day business and technology conference which will be held on March 21 and 22, aimed at driving business development through technology.The conference will use dialogue, seminars and workshops to show business people how they can use technology to gain a competitive advantage and accelerate growth in a fast-moving global marketplace.
Technovate 2012, launched last week at Wexford Opera House, offers a unique opportunity for Irish businesses of all sizes and sectors to interact and learn from senior global executives of some of the world's leading technology companies, including the 'Big 5' - Microsoft, Google, IBM, Facebook and Linkedin. There has been a phenomenal response and support for Techovate from vice-presidents and directors of big global technology companies, all of whom have volunteered their time to address the conference in person or via video link, and attend forums and panel discussions. It is hoped that they will deliver insights into how to accelerate business growth in a fast-moving global marketplace.
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Netwatch host their inaugural Employee of the Year Awards |
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Written by Netwatch
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Monday, 28 February 2011 14:00 |
Carlow based visual monitoring company Netwatch hosted their inaugural Employee of the Year Awards in late January in the Seven Oaks Hotel.
The event was a celebration of employees who have gone above and beyond for Netwatch in the past year and the achievements of the Netwatch team as a whole.
David Walsh, Managing Director of Netwatch spoke about the need to recognize and acclaim those who have excelled in their roles throughout the past year and how despite the barrage of bad news from an economic perspective, Netwatch as a team rose to the challenges and through hardwork and dedication grew the business significantly in 2010.
The Award Winners on the night included 2 Special Merit Awards; the first to Martin Murphy, an Installation Engineer with Netwatch who was described by his peers as “nothing less than exceptional at his job” and by customers as being “one of a kind” and an employee that “they would dearly love to have.” The other Special Merit Award was presented to Command Centre Supervisor, Fergal Gleeson and he was described as an exemplary employee with fantastic natural leadership ability that constantly motivates and challenges his team to achieve excellence in everything that they do.
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