Ailish O'hare
About Ailish O'hare
Ailish O'Hare is a Property Manager at First Derivatives in Newry, where she has worked since 2011. She holds a BSc Honours degree in Property Investment and Development from the University of Ulster and possesses strong skills in strategic planning and facility management.
Work at First Derivatives
Ailish O'hare has been serving as a Property Manager at First Derivatives since 2011. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing property management operations in Newry. Her responsibilities include managing property portfolios and ensuring efficient facility management. Ailish's tenure at First Derivatives spans over 13 years, during which she has contributed to the company's property management strategies.
Education and Expertise
Ailish O'hare studied at St Louis Grammar School in Kilkeel from 1998 to 2004. She furthered her education at the University of Ulster, where she earned a BSc Honours degree in Property Investment and Development from 2005 to 2009. Ailish possesses strong skills in Strategic Planning, which enhances her ability to manage property portfolios effectively. Her expertise also includes Global Lettings and Facility Management, essential for navigating the complexities of property management.
Background
Ailish O'hare has a background that combines education and practical experience in property management. She completed her secondary education at St Louis Grammar School before pursuing higher education in property investment and development. Her career at First Derivatives has allowed her to apply her academic knowledge in a real-world setting, focusing on property management in a corporate environment.
Skills in Property Management
Ailish O'hare possesses strong skills in Strategic Planning, which are vital for managing property portfolios. Her expertise in Global Lettings and Facility Management supports her role as a Property Manager, enabling her to handle the demands of a fast-paced corporate environment. Ailish has a demonstrated history of working efficiently under pressure, showcasing her adaptability in high-stress situations.