John O’Keeffe
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ePOWER CHARGES FORWARD WITH NEW APPOINTMENTS
CEO and non-executive Chairman hires add to Cork firm’s business growth and renewables credentials
EV charging solutions provider ePower has today announced two key appointments – CEO John O’ Keeffe and non-executive Chairman Ciaran O’Brien.
CEO, John O’Keeffe brings a wealth of experience and proven track record in growing businesses at Smurfit Kappa, Maxol, Office Depot and most recently Travis Perkins. John is perfectly placed to lead the firm in what is an increasingly dynamic time for the industry. “I am really excited to join ePower and this great team of people as we lead the rollout of EV charging infrastructure across the country As Ireland moves to decarbonise transport, ePower is committed to and energised by our position at the forefront of that endeavour. I am very proud of ePower’s offering and our commitment to continue to bring the best to all our customers”.
Ciaran O’Brien
ePower has also announced the appointment of Ciaran O’Brien as non-executive Chairman. Ciaran has helmed successful growth strategies for a vast portfolio of companies in Ireland and the US. He currently works with Schroders Greencoat, and Flynn Management & Contractors. Ciaran has a deep understanding of renewable energies thanks to his experience working with Airtricity, Wind Capital Group, Gaelectric, and Anglo American. With his intimate knowledge of the industry and international experience, Ciaran brings huge value to the firm’s strategy and growth propositions and says “Having carefully monitored renewable technology over the past decades, there are now huge opportunities out there for companies like ePower. As they continue to spearhead the provision of EV charging technology in Ireland, I am proud to bring my experience and knowledge to contribute to this journey. I can’t wait to get started”.
As one of Ireland’s leading dedicated EV charging companies, ePower supplies, installs, supports and manages chargers for domestic, commercial and public sector customers throughout Ireland. Its high-quality EV chargers and cables are compatible with all types of electric or hybrid car brands. ePower, which was established in 2019, currently employs over 45 people and operates nationwide.
