Graham Healy

Graham Healy has been appointed Regional Leader for Deloitte Ireland's Cork office, reinforcing the firm's strategic presence in the region. As Partner and Engineering Lead for Technology & Transformation at Deloitte Ireland, Healy advises, builds, deploys, and operates integrated and sector solutions using leading-edge software, data, artificial intelligence, network, and hybrid cloud infrastructure.

With over twenty-five years' experience delivering technology-enabled business transformation for public and private sector clients across Ireland and EMEA, Healy brings deep commercial and operational expertise to the role, having worked at C-suite level across multiple organisations and driven growth in start-ups and FinTech businesses. His focus areas include clients in Life Sciences, Consumer, Energy and Industrial Products sectors.

Education & Board Roles

Healy holds an MSc in Management Information Systems and a BSc in Business Information Systems from University College Cork (UCC), and remains actively engaged with the university and the locality. He currently sits on both the university's Business Information Systems Advisory Board and its Sports Leadership Steering Group, and previously sat on the board of The Hope Foundation.

Career History

• Partner, Technology & Transformation at Deloitte Ireland (April 2023–Present)
• Country Manager, Avanade Ireland (2018–2021)
• Managing Director, Accenture (January 2000–March 2023), most recently in Sales, Health & Public Service, Europe, Middle East, and Africa

What Graham Healy could bring to Regional Leader for Cork at Deloitte Ireland: His multi-decade tenure in enterprise digital transformation, combined with proven track record building market presence in Ireland through Avanade's startup phase and extensive C-suite advisory experience, positions him to deepen Deloitte's regional footprint while leveraging his established relationships across the technology ecosystem and sectoral expertise. His board engagement with UCC and the Insight Centre for Data Analytics demonstrates commitment to advancing Ireland's digital innovation capabilities.