Why Greg Hogan’s New Role at Azets Ireland Could Shake Up Corporate Finance Like Never Before
Ever wonder what it takes to turbocharge a professional services firm in the cutthroat world of Irish mid-market finance? Well, Azets Ireland just flipped the switch by bringing Greg Hogan on board as their Head of Corporate Finance—a move that’s got everyone talking. With over 30 years of battle-tested experience in corporate finance advisory, private equity, and dealmaking across industries from tech to healthcare, Hogan isn’t just stepping into a role; he’s stepping into a game-changing mission. In an economy buzzing with deal activity and fierce competition, his knack for strategic planning and complex transactions couldn’t come at a better time. It’s not just about growing numbers—it’s about unleashing the full potential of entrepreneurial and family-owned businesses that fuel Ireland’s vibrant economy. Curious how Hogan plans to reshape Azets’ corporate finance landscape and what it means for the mid-market sector? Well, buckle up—it’s going to be one hell of a ride. LEARN MORE
Azets Ireland has announced the appointment of Greg Hogan as head of corporate finance.
Hogan brings more than 30 years’ experience in corporate finance advisory, corporate development and private equity sector to the professional services firm.
He also has deep expertise in dealmaking across a broad range of industries, including technology, media and telecommunications; life sciences; healthcare; construction and business services.
As head of corporate finance, Hogan is expected to expand and deepen the firm’s corporate finance offering and enable the company to advise on the growing number of transactions in the Irish mid-market sector.
The corporate finance team will continue to expand under Hogan’s leadership, with key growth areas including M&A Advisory, Transaction Services and Debt and Equity Capital raising.
Throughout his career across leading professional services firms and private equity houses in Ireland, Hogan has a successful track record of advising ambitious management teams, entrepreneurs and family-owned businesses on their funding, growth and exit strategies.
He specialises in strategic planning, investment appraisal, M&A, buy side and sell side transactions, and debt and equity fundraising.
“I am delighted to take up the role of Head of Corporate Finance at a time of heightened dealmaking activity in the mid-market sector across Ireland,” said Hogan.
“From financial services to renewables and technology, the appetite for deal activity continues to grow, supported by a resilient and growing economy.
“In this environment, Ireland’s mid-market businesses need access to specialist advisory, M&A, due diligence, valuations and debt advisory services now more than ever.
“As a trusted partner to entrepreneurial, family owned, and mid-sized firms across the country, we have the experience and expertise to support businesses successfully navigate this evolving environment.
“I’m looking forward to working with our exceptional team of advisors on delivering the innovative corporate finance services that can support them and our clients accelerate their growth potential.”
Hogan’s appointment comes following the recent announcement that Craig Bale joined the company as partner for transaction services.
“We are delighted to announce the appointment of Greg in his new role of Head of Corporate Finance,” said Neil Hughes, CEO of Azets Ireland.
“Greg is an accomplished and deeply experienced advisor and dealmaker that will ensure we continue to strengthen and deliver the specialist corporate finance services needed to meet the evolving needs of mid-market firms across the country.

“As Head of Corporate Finance, Greg will play a crucial role as Azets Ireland continues on this ambitious growth trajectory and creating a national firm of scale across our offices in central Dublin, Sandyford and Enniscorthy.
“We look forward to Greg taking up his new position and the important role he will play in addressing the evolving needs of our clients and unleashing the potential of indigenous businesses across the country.”
Photo: (l-r) Neil Hughes and Greg Hogan. (Pic: Supplied)




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