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Company plans to add 100+ jobs to drive business growth in EMEA

Klaviyo Opens Dublin Office to Support Continued International Growth

Klaviyo Opens Dublin Office to Support Continued International Growth

Klaviyo (NYSE: KVYO), the company that powers smarter digital relationships, today announced the opening of its new office in Dublin, Ireland – and a plan to create 100+ jobs to meet the growing demand for its solutions in EMEA. This marks the company’s third international location, in addition to London and Sydney, and will be led by Ben Jackson, Managing Director and VP for the EMEA region.

“Dublin’s status as a thriving tech hub with a diverse and highly skilled talent pool made it the perfect location for our continued expansion in Europe,” said Carmel Galvin, Chief People Officer at Klaviyo. “This new office reflects the strong growth we’ve seen across the region, and reinforces our commitment to providing the best possible service to our international customers.” 

Located in the Bottleworks building on Barrow Street in Dublin, this new office will initially focus on building a strong leadership team to oversee sales and business development, followed by growing other go-to-market functions, finance and people teams. 

“On behalf of the Irish government, I thank Klaviyo for choosing Dublin for their new office, further solidifying Ireland’s position as a key location to do business in,”  said Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke. “I wish the team at Klaviyo the very best for the future.”

“We are delighted to welcome Klaviyo to Ireland as they announce plans to hire 100+ employees over the coming years,” said Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland. “This demonstrates strong confidence in Ireland as a location for companies to expand their offering to customers across the EMEA region, and access a talented workforce. I wish Klaviyo every success in the coming months and years as they establish in Ireland.’’ 

To learn more about Klaviyo and see open positions visit here.

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