Martin Naughton

Martin Naughton

businessman Ireland

Martin Naughton is the founder of GlenDimplex, a global leader in electrical heating and appliances, and has been a notable guest on the podcast of the Trinity Student Management Fund, sharing insights with aspiring finance professionals.

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Ireland Ireland: Martin Naughton has been awarded the Order of St Gregory the Great for his philanthropy in education and the arts. 9

Rory Macsweeney Carmel Naughton John Mccaffrey Conor Mcgregor Dana White Edward S Walsh Jim Risch
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: west Cork man finds secret of 500-year-old drawing in the jaw – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Martin Naughton was one of the driving forces behind the college football game in 2011. 7

Gene Taylor Simon Harris Padraic O Kane Neil Naughton Catherine Martin John Anthony
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A multimillion-euro touchdown for Ireland’s economy – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Martin Naughton is the founder of Glen Dimplex, the electrical goods company. 9

Fergal Naughton Fergal Leamy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Glen Dimplex founder Martin Naughton’s son to become CEO – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: He moved the restaurant to the new five-star Merrion Hotel that had been developed by successful Irish businessmen Lochlann Quinn and Martin Naughton. 5

Patrick Guilbaud Sally Guilbaud Barton Kilcoyne Lochlann Quinn
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Patrick Guilbaud wins Distinguished Leader in Business award from The Irish Times – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Martin Naughton is the founder of GlenDimplex. 8

Ashling Bourke Senan Delargy Alan Dargan Anthony Macguinness Joseph Mccarthy Howard Marks Colm Kelleher Bob Diamond
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Meet the Trinity students managing a €700,000 fund – The Irish Times