DUBLIN (1 June 2022) Elavon Financial Services has celebrated the official opening of its newly built Cherrywood office. The opening consolidates office locations into a single building for more than 600 employees at a location where the company has had a presence for more than a decade.
Declan Lynch, Elavon Financial Services CEO, cut the ribbon to mark the event alongside Andy Cecere, President and CEO of U.S. Bank – Elavon’s parent company.
Elavon and U.S. Bank now occupies the entire F1 building (6225sq m) in Cherrywood Business Park, where it’s had a presence since 2008.
The collaboratively-focused building has dozens of meeting spaces and rooms featuring first-class AV and conferencing capability – to include those working in a hybrid capacity –throughout its five floors.
Employees began moving into the premises in October last year before lockdown put hold to a full-scale relocation completed earlier this year.
Elavon signed a 15-year lease on the building in 2019 in a sign of its continued investment in and commitment to the Dublin community.
With many employees already settled in and more returning through the doors each week, it’s expected F1 will be a thriving hub of productivity, as well as a destination for team events for colleagues across Europe, for many years to come.
Elavon provides a full range of commercial payment products across Ireland and Europe, as well as merchant services to businesses of all sizes such as Westin Dublin, N6 Concession, and Copper + Straw coffee shops.
About Elavon
Elavon is a leading global payments company with more than 4,300 employees and operations in 10 countries. A subsidiary of U.S. Bancorp (NYSE:USB), Elavon provides businesses with the technology needed to accept payments from customers, whether they are shopping in stores, at home or on the go.
Its platform is distinctive in that it is common across countries, making it easier for businesses to get their payment system up and running quickly and securely.
Elavon Financial Services DAC, trading as Elavon Merchant Services, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
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