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Natalie is Director of Marketing and Business Development. Since she joined Mason Hayes & Curran the firm has doubled in size and revenue and won 3 major legal awards.
Natalie is a strategically focused marketing professional with significant local and international experience. Prior to joining the firm, Natalie worked as Alumni Relations Director in UCD School of Business and also worked in Vodafone for 10 years in a number of marketing roles in Ireland, UK and Asia.
She is responsible for developing and implementing the marketing strategy at Mason Hayes & Curran with a particular focus on client management. Her responsibility is ensuring that clients and contacts have seamless interactions with the firm across all communications and events including digital media, advertising and sponsorships. She is also responsible for brand and ensuring the firm is well positioned in both local and international markets.
Natalie is an MBA graduate from UCD Smurfit School and recently completed the UCD Diploma in Corporate Governance.
nmcguinness@MHC.ie
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