06 Feb EasyGo Expands Executive Leadership Team to Support Continued Growth
As Ireland advances towards widespread electric mobility, EasyGo continues to scale its operations to meet the increasing demand for EV charging infrastructure. Already established as the largest independent Charge Point Operator in Ireland, the company remains committed to delivering reliable, scalable, and innovative charging solutions. To support its ambitious expansion plans, EasyGo has appointed two senior leaders to its executive team: Brian Gahan as Chief Product and Technical Officer and Mark Fitzmaurice as Chief Financial Officer. Their extensive experience will be crucial in driving the company’s long-term objectives and reinforcing its market leadership.
Brian Gahan – Chief Product & Technology Officer
Brian Gahan has joined EasyGo as Chief Product & Technology Officer, bringing over 20 years technology leadership experience across the utilities, renewable energy, and technology sectors
Previously as the Chief Information Officer at GridBeyond – a renewable energy trading company, Brian led the development of the global energy forecasting and trading platforms. Prior to that, he had roles as Head of IT at Flogas Ireland and as Global Head of IT for HP’s Graphics and 3D Services business.
His technical expertise and strategic vision will be instrumental in enhancing EasyGo’s technological capabilities, streamlining the customer journey and ensuring a seamless, future-ready EV charging network.
Mark Fitzmaurice – Chief Financial Officer
Mark Fitzmaurice has joined EasyGo as Chief Financial Officer. With 15 years of experience in finance and accounting across complex organisations, Fitzmaurice brings a deep understanding of financial management and strategic planning. Previously, he served as Global R2R Leader at Trinseo and as Head of Finance at Datalex PLC. His earlier career includes working in the audit functions of Deloitte and EY. Holding an Executive MBA, FCA, and a Master’s in Accounting, he is now responsible for overseeing EasyGo’s financial strategy and operational efficiency as the company continues to expand.
Scaling to Meet Growing Demand
As the demand for electric vehicle infrastructure grows, EasyGo has been actively expanding its team and refining its processes to ensure it remains at the forefront of Ireland’s transition to electric mobility. This strategic expansion aligns with the company’s ambitious target of deploying 3,000 DC chargers and 20,000 commercial AC chargers by 2032.
As the largest independent Charge Point Operator in Ireland, EasyGo combines advanced technology, extensive network coverage, and strong financial backing to deliver scalable charging solutions for businesses and public sector organisations. With a track record of successful public and private charging projects, EasyGo is a trusted partner in strengthening Ireland’s charging network.
CEO Ollie Chatten highlighted the importance of these appointments, stating, “EasyGo is at a crucial stage of growth, and as the largest independent Charge Point Operator in Ireland, we are committed to leading the charge in EV infrastructure. The expertise that Brian and Mark bring to the team will be instrumental in scaling our operations and delivering innovative, reliable solutions for our customers and partners. Their leadership will help ensure we meet our ambitious expansion targets and continue to drive Ireland’s transition to sustainable transport.”
With these strategic hires, EasyGo is well-positioned to accelerate its expansion and further solidify its role as a key player in Ireland’s sustainable transport future.