along with IMAGE.ie and IMAGE Events. In addition, Clodagh oversaw all print and digital, corporate sales and product brand development initiatives for IMAGE Publications.
Domini is a Euro-Toques chef and was awarded her MA in gastronomy and food studies in 2019. She developed the PEP Entrepreneur Programme in Wheatfield Prison, which was recently turned into a documentary,on Virgin Media, looking at ways to reduce the cost of recidivism through entrepreneurial activities for prisoners.
Fiona is a non-executive director of the Lego group, and has recently joined the board of Marks & Spencer. In March 2021 she was awarded an honorary CBE for services to women and the UK economy.Hazel Chu is an Irish Green Party Politician and current Dublin City councillor. Formerly the Lord Mayor of Dublin from June 2020 to June 2021, she was the first Irish-born person of Chinese descent to be elected to political office in Ireland.
On 19 September 2015, WellFest held its first event in Herbert Park. Since then, WellFest has taken off. Held annually ever since with approximately 11,000 people attending the festival in Royal Hospital Kilmainham in May 2019. VOYA started as an organic skincare company based in Ireland and has now grown to become a major exporter of Irish beauty products in 46 countries worldwide. Today’s top clients include, though is not limited to, The Four Seasons, St. Regis, Ritz Carlton, Brown Thomas, GHM, Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, The Peninsula Hong Kong, Ashford Castle, Waldorf Astoria, and Emirates Airlines.
Levering Ireland’s knowledge-based tax incentives, intellectual property structuring, succession planning and tax-efficient executive remuneration are particular areas of interest for Mairéad. She is a regular public speaker and contributor in business forums and publications and is a fellow member of Chartered Accountants Ireland and an associate of the Irish Taxation Institute.
Outside work, Margot was co-chair of one of the Irish NGOs involved in the passing of the 2015 Marriage Equality Act in Ireland In 2013 Pamela took the lead of the Irish operation as Managing Director and currently leads a team of 400 across 3 branches in Dublin, Cork and Shannon. Throughout her tenure, Pamela has driven and overseen a clear strategy for the business resulting in a bottom-line growth of 150%, firmly placing Kuehne + Nagel as the largest freight and logistics company in Ireland.