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RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences The diagnosis among the 1,030 staff at Dublin-based RCSI is that they are happy working here. An inclusive and collegial working environment contributes to high levels of wellbeing at the internationally renowned health sciences university. Vice-chancellor and chief executive, Professor Cathal Kelly, and the senior management team set the tone by meeting all new joiners at monthly inductions to welcome them to this big organisation. Training for people managers focuses on building emotional intelligence and developing coaching skills to get the best out of staff. Reflecting this approach, RCSI, home to Ireland’s largest medical school, has removed performance ratings from its Professional Development Planning process and now includes questions on what employees are most proud of in their work, what they need to perform at their best and work-life balance. Perks include subsidised restaurants and an in-house medical centre with discounted fees for staff. rcsi.com RelateCare Team outings, volunteering opportunities, themed office celebrations and virtual events such as quizzes and book clubs build strong relationships at this Waterford-based healthcare communications consultancy and outsourcing company. The big organisation provides consulting, administrative and clinical support in Ireland and the US, where it works with some of North America’s biggest hospitals. RelateCare employs 550 staff in Ireland, and 1,400 globally. Staff are developed professionally through workshops, seminars, online courses and mentorship and coaching with clearly defined pathways for progression. While staff ensure patients get the healthcare they need, RelateCare boosts its team’s welfare with access to fitness facilities, mindfulness workshops, counselling services and health screenings. Remote work, flexible hours and compressed work weeks enable them to strike a good work-life balance. relatecare.com Revive Active Happiness is the key ingredient at this Galway supplement company. The medium-sized firm, which exports its powdered products to more than 48 countries, boosts the health and wellbeing of its 85 workers with quarterly free lunches featuring talks from wellness experts, a Get Active company challenge and social events across its four sites. It prides itself on supporting local communities. In addition to two annual all-company volunteering days, Revive Active holds regular fundraising events and quizzes and donates €20,000 to four charities every year. Development opportunities include internal and external training and mentoring. Those who go above and beyond are recognised through quarterly Super Star Awards. The company also offers hybrid working and flexible work hours. reviveactive.com Sculpted by Aimee Employees glow together at this Dublin-based make-up and skincare brand. Founded in 2016 by make-up artist Aimee Connolly when she was just 23, the medium-sized company aims to help people feel the best version of themselves, and that goes for its 70 staff as well as its customers. The fast-growing brand, which is stocked in shops across Ireland, the UK and the UAE, and sold at its Sculpted stores in Dublin, Belfast and London, has doubled in size in the past year. It also sells its cruelty-free products online. The company fosters an inclusive and positive working environment. The Glow Team, made up of a group of volunteers from across the company, arranges professional development opportunities and events such as Sip & Paint, yoga and sports days. Benefits include generous annual leave, a day off on your birthday and paid parental and adoption leave. sculptedbyaimee.com StoryToys Work is child’s play for staff at this Dublin company which develops educational entertainment apps targeting two to seven-year-olds. Events such as family LEGO building days, board game nights and online gaming competitions ensure the 82-strong team have opportunities to bond and have a good time outside of work, whether they are based at its headquarters or across the globe. The medium-sized firm’s work-from-anywhere policy allows employees to operate from home, the office or a mix of both. Employees have fun while engaging in activities that help them learn and grow. The award-winning company recently surpassed 200 million downloads of its apps which include LEGO DUPLO World, Hungry Caterpillar Play School and Thomas & Friends: Let’s Roll. Owned by global games entertainment label Team17, benefits include a family healthcare plan, financial wellbeing support, a company pension and free games credits. storytoys.com The Law Society of Ireland Professional development training workshops, an initiative to learn about colleagues’ work and talks on topics including AI ensure staff at The Law Society of Ireland are on top of their brief. Responding to feedback from employee surveys, the medium-sized organisation has broadened its professional skills programme to include modules on diversity and inclusion and digital abilities. The society is the educational, representative and regulatory body of the solicitors' profession in Ireland. People clearly like working here as 40 per cent of the 245-strong workforce have clocked up more than 10 years’ service. A hybrid working policy allows staff, two-thirds of whom are female, to work half the time from home. Coffee mornings and social events keep everyone feeling connected. lawsociety.ie Vodafone Ireland The Dublin-based mobile phone network and broadband provider gets a ringing endorsement from its 1,077 employees. The big company, which has more than 2.3 million customers, keeps staff feeling engaged with a raft of policies and initiatives that enable them to grow professionally and personally. The power of connectivity enables them to work three days a week from home and from anywhere in the world for 20 days a year. Term-time options during the summer after one year in the job and a career break of up to 12 months after three years’ service are also among the firm’s family-friendly working options. Three annual paid volunteering days give staff the chance to give back to the local community. Benefits include discounts on products and services and parental and surrogacy leave. n.vodafone.ie Watt Footprint Employees drive initiatives and change at this small Westmeath-based energy management company. Members of the 18-strong team are encouraged to suggest improvements to their working life. Their feedback has led to enhancements to sick leave policy, expanded opportunities for working remotely abroad, sit-stand desks for home offices and access to co-working spaces nationwide. Founded in 2020 by Paul Mahon and Paul O’Reilly, the remote-first firm helps businesses optimise their energy usage, reduce costs and become greener. It holds quarterly team-building events, social activities and a three-day annual retreat to foster personal growth. The firm encourages a team culture focused on collaboration and mutual support and rewards exceptional performance with generous bonus incentives. wattfootprint.ie Writech This fire protection company based in Mullingar in Westmeath sprinkles happiness among its 155-strong team. So far this year nine employee have referred a friend for a job here and 26 have collected long service awards. The medium-sized business, which designs, manufactures, installs and maintains fire protection and detection systems, has grown into one of the largest companies of its kind in Europe, operating in eight countries. The firm promotes a culture of continuous improvement and learning. The in-house Frameworks app aids seamless workflow management and captures feedback from staff which is used to inform company reports on issues from governance and the environment to corporate social responsibility. Quarterly and annual awards recognise outstanding achievements and contributions of the workforce. writechltd.com BACK TO TOP

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AM O'Sullivan PR In-house mentoring, conferences, workshops and training courses keep staff on top of the game at this Cork PR consultancy. Founded in 2015 by chief executive, Ann-Marie O’Sullivan, this small “people-first” organisation with 10 staff works for clients across the life sciences, technology, energy, professional services and education sectors. An inclusive and collaborative environment is fostered through client brainstorms and monthly ‘Lunch and Learn’ sessions where the team share their experiences and knowledge. Flexible working hours and the ability to work from home two days a week allows the team to juggle their life outside work with the day job. The consultancy, which provides services from crisis communications to event management, content generation and stakeholder engagement, champions charitable organisations and not-for-profits through sponsorships and alliances. It supports the Cork Person of the Month and Cork Person of the Year awards scheme. amosullivanpr.ie Annertech Digital agency Annertech believes work should fit around personal life and offers its 11 staff flexible hours and the opportunity to work from home. Based in Dublin with an office in Belfast, the small remote-first company, which builds and maintains websites and web applications, specialises in Drupal, a free and open-source web content management system. Founded in 2008 by Stella Power to meet the needs of the non-profit and charity sectors, award-winning Annertech has expanded to include local and national government agencies and the corporate sector. Reflecting a culture of trust, staff can self-approve their annual leave and change their schedule if something comes up without asking for approval from their manager. Annertech works with a number of charities, offering significant discounts and often pro-bono work. Each year the firm donates money to four charities nominated by staff. Monthly company-wide meetings bring employees together. annertech.com Astatine A common passion and vision to help combat climate change powers the 30 staff at this small Dublin renewable energy specialist. Founded by Tom Marren, Paul Dowling and Pat Nolan in 2019, Astatine supplies solar panels and heat pumps to help clients across sectors including food, dairy, drinks and pharma decarbonise their businesses. It keeps its workforce’s energy levels high with outdoor team events and quarterly breaks that incorporate work with team building activities. Employees are encouraged to share ideas and suggestions with management. A weekly quiz and catch up on Fridays along with a busy social calendar create a sense of community as well as a fun and friendly working environment. Astatine counts Coca-Cola, Irish Distillers, Pernod Ricard, Lakeland Dairies and craft brewery Wicklow Wolf among its clients. Profit shares, bonuses and events to celebrate milestones and successes ensure everybody shares in and benefits from the good times as well as the challenging ones. astatine.ie Bárd The wellbeing of employees is a priority at this Cork technical writing specialist. A pioneer of remote working, it also gives its team the flexibility to manage their schedules and prioritise personal responsibilities while meeting the demands of their job so that work can fit around their life. Bárd provides technical writing for guides and manuals, consulting, information management and Irish language services to global companies and has an international subsidiary in California. Following the death earlier this year of its founder Tom Fitzgerald, the small company is now led by his son William. A supportive work environment, upskilling and training, mentorship for new writers and opportunities for career advancement make this a hard place to leave. More than 40 per cent of the 37 staff have been on the team for more than a decade. Birthdays, anniversaries, special moments and achievements are celebrated through the firm’s recognition programme. bardnangleann.com Bathrooms 4U There’s no need for a makeover at this bathroom renovation company. The staff like it the way it is. Bathrooms 4U, which designs, supplies and fits commercial and residential bathrooms, thrives on collaboration with team-building days and supportive colleagues and managers fostering good working relationships, resulting in a convivial working environment. After serving his apprenticeship with his dad, plumber Alan O'Sullivan started Bathrooms 4U 20 years ago with just two employees. The small Tralee-based company employs 48 people and has showrooms in Cork, Limerick and Dublin as well as in Kerry. Its premise is that a pleasant, productive workplace boosts productivity and job satisfaction and staff find this to be the case. Employees are encouraged to share experiences with colleagues and to be innovative with positive ideas rewarded by the company. There is also flexible working. Bonuses, wellness support and additional holidays contribute to high levels of contentment. b4u.ie Bowe Dental Clinics There is plenty for staff to smile about at this Limerick-based group of dental practices, from the upgrading of staff facilities to increased training and professional development days. Founded in 2009 by Dr Robert Bowe, the small business, which has clinics in Limerick City, Foynes on the Shannon Estuary and Neenah in Tipperary, has expanded its team from 14 to 34 in a year. One of the first clinics in Ireland to offer the revolutionary Teeth in A Day treatment, which enables patients to switch ill-fitting dentures for permanently-fixed replacement teeth, the company champions the professional development of its staff. Opportunities to enhance skills and knowledge include sending members of the team abroad for specialist training at centres of excellence in Edinburgh and Lyon, enabling them to learn from the best while also enjoying a short break. bowedentalclinic.ie C2 Pharma Employees at this small Cork pharmaceutical company are encouraged to pursue cross-departmental opportunities, from job shadowing and formal rotation programmes to sabbatical assignments, so they can expand their skills and explore different career paths. Part of a European pharmaceutical group, the firm manufactures and distributes active pharmaceutical ingredients (APls) that target various conditions, particularly diseases related to the eyes. Social gatherings and team building activities, including events tailored to individual departments as well as the 13-strong team as a whole, forge strong friendships and a sense of belonging. Wellness programmes, flexible arrangements, ergonomic workspaces and health insurance boost the wellbeing of the team. C2 Pharma is a key sponsor of the “Partnerships for a Better World” programme that supports more than 1,000 families and contributes to the preservation of Brazilian biodiversity. c2pharma.com Channel Mechanics A positive work culture, good work-life balance and travel opportunities are among the benefits of working for this software company. Based in Galway with offices in the US and the UK, the medium-sized organisation helps firms accelerate revenue through its cloud-based channel enablement platform. ChannelIT offers data, tools and insights to turn sales ideas into executable market promotions and sales programmes. Cutting-edge work projects, allocated training days and lunch-and-learn sessions ensure the 72 staff are on the right route professionally. Channel Mechanics, which was acquired by Atlanta-based software firm Allbound in March, helps staff juggle the demands of their personal and professional lives through its hybrid working policy. The remuneration package includes competitive salaries, health insurance and generous paid time off. The firm took the Digital Project and Innovation award for small and medium sized businesses at the ITAG Excellence Awards 2023 in recognition of its collaboration with Cisco. channelmechanics.com CJK This Dublin mechanical and electrical services contractor offers careers not just jobs, with many of its management team starting as apprentices. It started in a granny flat installing sockets, lights, an electric shower and smoke detector and now works on multi-million euro projects across the industrial, pharmaceutical, public and commercial sectors. Its acquisition of mechanical engineering specialists McGrattan & Kenny in 2021 has enabled it to expand into new areas. CJK’s social, health, and wellbeing committee organises regular events and activities to nurture camaraderie and promote wellness among the 330 office and site-based staff. Employees are encouraged to suggest improvements in their roles, work environment and the company, with rewards for the best suggestions each month. Flexible working arrangements help the team strike a good work-life balance. cjkengineering.ie Core Credit Union This small Dublin-based not-for-profit looks out for its 43 staff as well as its 30,000 members. It offers career development opportunities, a day off on birthdays and access to unlimited online GP visits. One of the “Super Credit Unions” established through the merger of seven stand-alone organisations, it offers financial services including loans, current accounts, savings and insurance. In addition to general sports and social events, regular gatherings including barbecues and team-building activities boost team spirit and nurture good working relationships. The organisation, which puts any profit towards improved services, the community or returns it to members, continuously evaluates its employees’ rewards and regularly seeks their feedback. Perks include a cycle-to-work scheme, employee of the month awards, a contributory pension of five per cent, life insurance and an employee assistance programme. corecu.ie BACK TO TOP

EQC Based in Naas in County Kildare, roofing and cladding manufacturer EQC (Euro Quality Cladding) provides a supportive home for its 38 employees. Everybody plays an important role in achieving the goals of this small company. Staff are encouraged to speak their minds, share ideas and highlight opportunities for the business. New learning and development programmes and professional development plans have significantly increased morale among factory workers. Past projects have included a new paediatric unit at Craigavon Hospital in Northern Ireland, a 1,000-pupil post-primary school and a 24-classroom primary school in Dublin. Six-monthly performance bonuses and a profit-sharing annual bonus ensure staff benefit from their hard work and the success of the company. They receive birthday hampers and enjoy a busy calendar of social events. eqc.ie FARMEYE Nobody is expected to know all the answers at this small Athlone agricultural technology company which encourages staff to seek help to learn and educate each other. FARMEYE provides technologies that measure natural assets on large-scale land banks, farms, orchards, vineyards, sports grounds, parks and airports to help land owners improve environmental performance and sustainability. The firm, which manages one of the world’s largest geotagged soil health databases, has an office in Wales and works on projects in Ireland, the UK and mainland Europe. Flexible hours and hybrid working provide a good work-life balance for the 20-strong workforce. Teams collaborate and share ideas and a monthly project day gives employees a chance to develop new business ideas. One of its core products, which can display live water quality data, was developed by current staff. farmeye.ie Grooveyard Agency Its 22 staff find this events management company just the ticket, as they are rewarded for their efforts with performance bonuses, free entry to music events and sports fixtures and an annual bonding trip abroad. Based in Dublin with offices in Galway and London, the firm took the team to New York in 2023 and Iceland at the beginning of this year. The small business, which plans and manages events including award ceremonies, company celebrations and conferences, organises a getaway day every six months to an exclusive venue for 24 hours of team bonding. Wellness workshops, healthy eating initiatives and breath work classes are part of the Well Now programme. Free gym membership and access to the Headspace mental health app also help boost wellbeing. Employees are expected in the office on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays but can work from home on the other days if they want and a non-contact policy operates when the team are off work or on annual leave to ensure they can properly switch off. grooveyard.ie InVera Medical A Galway-based medical device company that aims to improve the treatment of varicose veins and leg ulcers. The small firm is developing a less invasive, pain-free method of treating chronic venous disease, which affects 120 million people across Europe and the US. InVera Medical fosters a collaborative and innovative environment. Training sessions and lunch-and-learns keep staff on top of their brief while team-building activities nurture a strong camaraderie among the 11 employees. Regular feedback helps identify areas for improvement and reflects InVera's commitment to listening to its workforce. Flexible working hours, remote work options and parental leave enhance the wellbeing of staff and allow them to strike a good work-life balance. inveramedical.com Johnson Hana This small Dublin alternative legal services provider is on a mission to make the lives of lawyers and legal professionals better and its 26 staff reap the benefits of this with policies including flexible hours and hybrid working. It offers a combination of expert lawyers, smart technology and project management across various areas of law from drafting commercial contracts to data compliance, discovery in litigation and employment contracts. Everybody works from the office on Tuesdays and Wednesdays to collaborate, catch-up and grab lunch together. Core hours between 10:30am and 4pm mean staff can miss the rush hour, and 3pm Friday finishes give them a head start on their weekend. The firm’s culture committee organises social gatherings, cultural celebrations and corporate social responsibility initiatives. johnsonhana.com Keldin Engineering Training and development opportunities can spark long careers at this engineering company based in Ennis in County Clare. The small business provides mechanical and electrical services across a range of sectors including pharmaceutical, data centres, industrial and commercial. Training sessions, workshops, mentorship programmes, tuition reimbursement and opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects ensure employees grow professionally. Regular performance reviews and opportunities to move within the business also give them plenty of scope to gain experience and find roles that inspire them. Options for remote work, flexible hours, compressed work weeks and job-sharing arrangements accommodate individual needs and enable the 20-strong team to find a good work-life balance. No suggestion ever gets shot down at this firm which values employees input. keldinengineering.com Lavelle Partners The 45 staff at this national law firm say it is a great place to work. Based in Dublin with an office in Galway, the small firm nurtures a collegial work environment through regular team-building activities. A book club, walking challenges, staff bake-offs, pizza nights, seasonal parties and cultural staff outings build a strong esprit de corps. Many of the team have progressed through the ranks from trainee to senior partner level, with a quarter of employees serving more than 20 years. Reflecting the firm’s commitment to gender equality, diversity and inclusion, 62 per cent of employees are female. Lavelle Partners also champions access to justice and pro bono legal assistance. Flexible work arrangements, including remote options, subsidised yoga classes and mindfulness sessions boost wellbeing among the team. lavellepartners.ie Learnosity Learning never stops at this Dublin education technology company where the professional development programme ensures staff continuously enhance their skills to advance their careers. The small company, which also has offices in New York and Sydney, develops software technology that make it easy to create, manage and score online assessments. The world’s most widely used assessment technology, which includes mobile-friendly tests and easy question creation tools, serves more than 40 million learners. Employees can explore different roles and departments to boost job satisfaction and a happiness budget for team-building activities strengthens workplace relationships. The Employee Experience Team drives the Cosmosity Culture Hub, organising a range of virtual and in-person events including challenges such as Movember and running clubs to build community and connectivity among the 28-strong Irish team. learnosity.com BACK TO TOP

Malone & Co Accountants Remote work options, flexible scheduling and compressed work weeks allow employees at this Dublin accountancy firm to balance professional and personal responsibilities. The small business, which also has offices in Blessington and Baltinglass in Co. Wicklow and Naas in Co. Kildare, offers development opportunities to expand the skills of its 34 employees. Teamwork makes the dream work at Malone & Co, which provides accounting, auditing, book-keeping and payroll services as well as tax advice, to a range of clients nationwide and internationally. The firm celebrates wins in and out of the office, from promotions and exam results to birthdays and baby showers. Regular town hall meetings, suggestion boxes, employee feedback surveys, and an open-door policy ensure staff are heard. Performance bonuses and a peer-to-peer recognition scheme reward the contributions of staff and everybody gets their birthday off. maloneaccountants.ie Men's Development Network The small Waterford-based Men’s Development Network promotes change and equality by working with men across a wide range of areas from mental health, training and parenting to behaviour. The not-for-profit, whose motto is “Better Lives for Men, Better Lives for All”, applies its core values, including equality and being non-judgemental, to the recruitment, retention and improvement of its 32 staff. It runs programmes including counselling, development, health and domestic violence intervention. In 2019, MDN, which also has an office in Dublin, launched a Male Advice Line for male victims of domestic violence. Employees can access training resources to complete further studies and take study leave. As a charity it cannot provide the range of perks commercial organisations can, but MDN offers paid health plans for all staff and a programme of social events. A flexible approach to work practices mean employees can juggle family life and other commitments. mensnetwork.ie Metis Ireland This small Limerick financial planning firm is trialling a four-and-a-half day week for its 20 employees. Other family-friendly policies include flexible starts and finishes. Office staff can nominate a day a week to work from home. Metis Ireland aims to grow its workforce by 50 per cent and double the €365 million in funds it manages in the next two years. A generous bonus scheme pays up to 20 per cent of salary, 15 per cent of which is based on company growth. Metis Ireland knows how important family life and financial security are for its employees as well as for clients so offers its team life cover, permanent health insurance and a pension contribution of up to five per cent. Social events such as golf and spa days, kayaking, nights away at fancy hotels and a half day off for your birthday are among the perks. Loyalty is rewarded with a one-off extra week’s holiday after five years’ service and an extra two every five years thereafter. metisireland.ie Nostra Employees love being part of this IT crowd. Quarterly off-site company days, monthly leadership training sessions, and team bonding activities foster a strong sense of camaraderie and personal growth at the medium-sized Dublin company. Founded in 2006, Nostra provides managed IT services to more than 700 companies across Ireland. The business, which has been expanding fast through acquisitions after investment from Phoenix Equity Partners, recently opened a Cyber Security Centre of Excellence in Galway and also has offices in Cork, the UK, Bulgaria and South Africa. An annual training and exam budget of up to €1,500 per employee ensures staff keep growing too. Nostra, which last year announced ambitions to increase revenue fivefold to €250m within five years, offers its 240-strong team a range of benefits, including an annual wellness allowance and new child leave. Membership to the Premium Club @ The 3 Arena gives staff access to sold-out shows. nostra.ie Odyssey VC Professional development opportunities including workshops, online courses, and sponsorship for further education take staff at this Kildare-based IT services firm on their own work odyssey. Founded in 2015 by Oisín Curran and Fionnán Friel, the medium-sized company, which offers compliant cloud-hosting services to the life sciences industry sector, gives employees freedom to take ownership of projects and provides mentorship and orientation sessions to integrate new staff. Gym memberships, wellness workshops and access to mental health professionals are among a number of initiatives that promote wellbeing among the 59 employees. Performance bonuses and recognition programmes ensure that people’s efforts do not go unnoticed. The firm’s communication structure ensures ideas are heard. Employees can work remotely. Benefits of working for the company include a defined contribution pension plan and a sick pay scheme. odysseyvc.com OutForm Consulting Staff at this Dublin-based management consultancy can work from anywhere. The small business, which has offices in Belfast and Edinburgh, organises events, outings and off-site gatherings to build strong bonds and cohesion among its 28-strong team. A personalised 90-day onboarding process, opportunities to gain qualifications and ongoing training in technical and other skills boost professional development and career prospects. Everybody is paired with an OutForm coach to guide them on their work journey. Staff can recommend themselves for a promotion at performance assessments and there is a bonus system that rewards individual and overall company performance and a monthly recognition programme. OutForm Consulting supports charities and good causes selected by employees. Matched pension contributions, generous paid vacation and significant discounts at various retailers are among the benefits on offer. outformconsulting.com Paperblanks The 35 staff at Paperblanks love working for a company that is famous for its bright, ornate journals and notebooks. Founded in Canada in 1992 by Victor Marks and now based in Ireland, the small company is reported to be the world’s second-largest publisher of this type of stationery behind only the industry leader, Moleskine. Its global headquarters is in Dublin with staff in Vancouver overseeing business in North and Latin America. The small company, acquired by publishing company Hachette UK in 2022, fosters a positive and supportive environment. Employees get away an hour early on Fridays and can work from home two days a week. The office closure over Christmas ensures they can spend quality time with their family. Perks include health insurance, life insurance and a bonus. Staff also get discounts on company products, which include puzzles, bookmarks, canvas bags and playing cards. paperblanks.com Provident CRM Exciting opportunities to work abroad are among the benefits of working for this small Dublin-based consultancy. Provident CRM specialises in customer relationship management, marketing automation and business process improvement, helping companies and organisations in Ireland and the UK improve customer satisfaction and loyalty. Hybrid working, which includes one day a week in the office, combines the benefits of in-person collaboration with the flexibility of remote work, enabling a 49-strong team to meet their personal and professional commitments. Training programmes enhance employees’ skills and help them stay ahead in their careers. A wellbeing programme and social events throughout the year boost team spirit at this firm, which includes NHS 24 and the Irish government’s Department of Public Expenditure and Reform among its clients. An employee of the month scheme recognises those going above and beyond and teams are also encouraged to show their appreciation to colleagues doing a good job. providentcrm.com BACK TO TOP

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