Caitriona Mulholland
About Caitriona Mulholland
Caitriona Mulholland is a Property Executive at First Derivatives in Newry, Northern Ireland, with a background in property management and health and safety. She has experience working in various roles, including peer mentoring at Queen's University Belfast and as a deli assistant at O'Hares Supermarket.
Current Role at First Derivatives
Caitriona Mulholland serves as a Property Executive at First Derivatives, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she is responsible for managing various property-related tasks and ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations at the company's headquarters in Newry, Northern Ireland. Her work contributes to the overall operational efficiency of the organization.
Previous Experience at First Derivatives
Prior to her current position, Caitriona worked at First Derivatives as a Property Placement from 2018 to 2019. This role provided her with foundational experience in property management, which she has built upon in her subsequent role as Property Executive. Her tenure at First Derivatives has equipped her with valuable insights into the company's operational framework.
Education and Qualifications
Caitriona studied at Queen's University Belfast, where she earned a degree in Business Management. She achieved a Second Class Honours, First Division (2:1) during her studies from 2016 to 2020. Her educational background has provided her with essential skills and knowledge applicable to her career in property management.
Health and Safety Management Involvement
In her current role, Caitriona is actively involved in health and safety management for the headquarters office at First Derivatives. She plays a crucial role in ensuring that safety protocols are adhered to, which is vital for maintaining a secure working environment for all employees.
Experience in Covid-19 Response Procedures
Caitriona has been highly involved in the Covid-19 response procedures for properties in the EMEA and APAC regions. Her contributions during this period have been significant in adapting property management practices to ensure safety and compliance with health regulations.