Spectrum. Life, headquartered in Dublin, is embarking on an expansion into Northern Ireland with a substantial investment of over £4 million in a new operation in Belfast. This strategic move by the company, which specialises in clinically supported digital mental health and well-being services, will lead to an increase in its workforce.
Spectrum. Life aims to generate a total of 60 new jobs in Northern Ireland by the end of 2024, with half of these positions already filled. Many of the new employees are located in areas surrounding Belfast. The company’s investment in the region is being bolstered by support from Invest NI.
CEO of Spectrum.Life, Stephen Costello, acknowledged the collaboration with Invest NI, stating, “We have benefitted enormously from its insight into the Northern Ireland market, including skills availability, salary, and property costs. Invest NI has also facilitated key meetings with university representatives, other investors, recruitment agencies, and professional services companies to help make the set-up process as smooth as possible.” Anne Beggs, Director of Trade and Investment at Invest NI, emphasised that this investment would contribute over £2 million to the region’s economy through additional salaries.
Costello underscored Spectrum Life’s intent to expand its presence in the UK and beyond, citing the availability of talent as a crucial factor in selecting Northern Ireland as the location for this expansion. The company plans to enhance its corporate wellness professional services team by incorporating Northern Ireland-based clinical and business experts.
Spectrum. Life’s recent funding success, with a €5 million funding round led by Act Venture Capital in February, has likely supported its entry into the Belfast market.
For further details about available positions at Spectrum.Life, interested individuals can visit the company’s website. https://spectrumlife.breezy.hr/
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