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Actavo, formerly Siteserv, is an industrial and engineering services company headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. It has several divisions which provide events management services, modular buildings, scaffolding, fencing, safety equipment and telecommunications networks. Described in a 2016 Business Post article as "one of Ireland's most controversial businesses", the company rebranded as Actavo in 2015. As of 2018 Brian Kelly was CEO of Actavo, and it reportedly had approximately 5,000 employees. Following a series of job cuts, this had reduced to approximately 2,000 employees by late 2020.