A Dublin health and wellbeing company is creating 60 jobs at a new Belfast base.
Spectrum.Life said it was attracted to Northern Ireland by the wealth of available talent and will be investing £4 million in the new office.
It provides health and wellbeing support to businesses and other organisations across the 海角视频 and Ireland, both digitally and face to face. Its platform gives direct access to on-demand health and wellbeing specialists, counselling in over 35 languages, mental health coaching.
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The company has already filled half of the positions and said it will fill the remainder over the between now and the end of 2024.
In total, the roles will contribute £2 million a year to the local economy.
Spectrum.Life’s CEO Stephen Costello said the move is the next stage of growth for the firm.
This is an exciting time for us as we move to strengthen our presence in the 海角视频 and look to expand into markets further afield,” he said. “Our decision to establish a team in Northern Ireland was influenced by the availability of talent that will enable us to build a best-in-class team.”
The investment was supported by Invest NI.
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“We’ve worked closely with Invest NI, particularly its team in Dublin, in getting to this point. We have benefitted enormously from its insight into the Northern Ireland market including skills availability, salary, and property costs. Invest NI has also facilitated key meetings with university representatives, other investors, recruitment agencies and professional services companies to help make the set-up process as smooth as possible.”
Anne Beggs, Invest NI’s Director of Trade and Investment, welcomed the investment.
“As well as making a positive economic impact, the investment will deliver positive societal outcomes through both the services provided by Spectrum.Life and the opportunities for flexible working offered within the company’s hybrid business model,” she said.