Ocuco Secures Eighth Platinum Award and Appoints New CFO

Ocuco was recognized as a Platinum Requalifying Winner in Ireland’s Best Managed Companies awards on September 25, 2025. This marks the eighth time the company has received this accolade, acknowledging its superior business performance and strategic management. The award follows Deloitte’s evaluation of governance, financial results, culture, and innovation. In 2025, Ocuco continued investing in product development and implemented a responsible AI framework to automate routine tasks. CEO Leo Mac Canna attributed the achievement to employee discipline and customer focus. The broader program recognized 115 indigenous companies with combined turnover exceeding €22 billion.

Eyecare solutions provider Ocuco was named a Platinum Requalifying Winner at the 17th annual Ireland’s Best Managed Companies awards ceremony held on September 25, 2025, in Dublin. This marks the company’s eighth recognition under the program, which is led by Deloitte Ireland and currently associated with AIB Corporate Banking. The judging process evaluates management teams and business strategies across governance, financial performance, talent, and innovation. In 2025, Ocuco continued investing in product innovation and applied a responsible AI framework to automate routine tasks. CEO Leo Mac Canna attributed the award to employee discipline and focus on eyecare professionals. Deloitte recognized 115 indigenous companies this year, representing 25 of the 32 counties across the island of Ireland.

In September 2025, Dublin-based Ocuco was recognized as a Platinum Requalifying Winner in Ireland’s Best Managed Companies awards. This marks the eighth time the optical software provider has received this distinction from Deloitte. The award follows a rigorous evaluation of management strategy, financial performance, and innovation. Ocuco CEO Leo Mac Canna attributed the success to disciplined execution and continuous improvement in product quality and service levels. The recognition highlights Ocuco’s sustained business performance within the Irish indigenous sector, where 115 companies were honored this year.

Ocuco, a Dublin-based optical software provider, appointed Donogh O’Driscoll as its new Chief Financial Officer. Based in the US office, O’Driscoll will lead financial strategy to support global expansion. Separately, Ocuco was named one of Ireland’s Best Managed Companies for the eighth time, receiving Platinum Requalifying status at an awards ceremony on September 25, 2025. The recognition highlights superior business performance, strategic planning, and governance among indigenous Irish firms. In 2025, Ocuco continued investing in product innovation and applied a responsible AI framework to automate routine tasks. CEO Leo Mac Canna attributed the award to employee discipline and customer focus. The broader program recognized 115 companies with combined turnover exceeding €22 billion.

In September 2025, Ocuco was named a Platinum Requalifying Winner in Ireland’s Best Managed Companies awards, marking its eighth recognition. The Dublin-based company received this honor at a ceremony on 25 September for superior business performance and strategic management. This announcement followed Ocuco’s Innovations User Group Meeting held in Clearwater, Florida, from 27–29 March 2025, where over 50 global optical lab professionals explored advancements in Lab Management Software and AI applications. Keynote speakers included Eimear Loughnane of Slalom and Alysse Henkel of The Vision Council. The event featured more than 20 workshops and support from industry partners such as IOT and Schneider Optical Equipment, highlighting Ocuco’s focus on collaborative innovation within the optical lab sector.

Ocuco was recognized as a Platinum Requalifying Winner at the Ireland’s Best Managed Companies awards ceremony on September 25, marking its eighth consecutive win. The Deloitte-led program evaluates privately owned businesses on strategic planning, governance, financial performance, culture, and innovation. In 2025, Ocuco continued investing in product innovation and applied a responsible AI framework to automate routine tasks and streamline internal processes. This year, Deloitte recognized 115 indigenous companies across 25 of Ireland’s 32 counties, with a combined turnover exceeding €22 billion and employment for over 62,000 people. Among requalifying winners, six achieved Platinum Standard status, requiring seven years as a Best Managed Company. CEO Leo Mac Canna attributed the achievement to employee discipline and focus on quality for eyecare professionals.