Marsh, a global professional services firm, has announced its new Ireland head office in Dublin, officially opened by John Doyle, President and CEO of Marsh, and Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, Jack Chambers TD.
The opening also coincides with Mercer’s transition to the Marsh brand, bringing together its capabilities under a unified identity.
Marsh has operated in Ireland for almost 60 years and today supports clients ranging from public sector bodies and multinational organisations to large domestic businesses, small and medium-sized enterprises, and individual clients.
The firm provides expertise across risk management, insurance broking, reinsurance, employee health and benefits, investment advice and solutions, retirement advisory, workforce strategy, and management consulting, with over 1,000 colleagues working across Ireland from offices in Dublin, Cork, and Galway.
Located at The Frame, 74 Baggot Street Lower, the new office serves as Marsh’s primary workplace in Dublin. The office will also serve as a hub for the firm’s global investments and retirement business and support the continued growth of its innovation centre, a central technology and data hub that has pioneered AI solutions including Marsh’s proprietary Len suite of colleague tools.
“Our expanded Marsh brand reflects the full strength of our business and makes it easier for clients to connect with the expertise, insights and solutions they need,” said John Mercer, CEO of Marsh Ireland.
“Together with our new Dublin head office, it creates an exciting platform for our colleagues to collaborate more closely, strengthen our business and deliver even greater value for clients across Ireland.”