Amtivo Appoints Jennifer Hegarty as Ireland General Manager and Group Chief of Staff

 

Amtivo Appoints Jennifer Hegarty as Ireland General Manager and Group Chief of Staff

 

Amtivo has announced the appointment of Jennifer Hegarty as Ireland General Manager and Group Chief of Staff, strengthening the Group’s leadership team as it continues to expand internationally while strengthening its local presence in Ireland.

Jennifer joins Amtivo with extensive experience leading strategy, transformation and growth across consulting, technology, government and the non-profit sector. Her international experience also includes roles with HM Treasury, Generation in Kenya and CABRI in South Africa, bringing expertise across organisational strategy, public policy and operational transformation.

In her dual role, Jennifer will lead Amtivo’s operations in Ireland while working closely with the executive leadership team to support strategic initiatives, operational alignment and continued growth across the Group.

Caroline Plumb, Chief Executive Officer at Amtivo, said:

“I’m thrilled to welcome Jennifer to Amtivo. She has an impressive ability to bring people together, turn ambitious ideas into action and build momentum across organisations. As we continue to grow, having someone with Jennifer’s strategic insight, energy and collaborative approach will be invaluable. I know she’ll make a significant contribution, both in leading our Ireland business and in supporting the wider Group.”

Jennifer Hegarty added:

“I’m delighted to be joining Amtivo and to be home in Dublin. From my first conversations with the team, I was impressed with their ambitious vision, strong culture and the talent of people across the organisation. I’m looking forward to supporting the Group’s strategic priorities and driving continued growth across the business.”

Jennifer holds a Master in Public Administration from Harvard University and a BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Oxford. Originally from Castleknock, she has recently returned to Dublin with her family.