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CENTENNIAL YEAR
John Mullins (MBA 97) John Mullins was appointed chief fellowoftheInstituteofCharteredAccountantsinIreland,heis
executiveofBordGáisin2007.Hepreviouslyheldseniormanage- alsoadirectorofJarvisHotelsGroup.
ment positions in Greenstar, ESB, ESB International and PwC,
andwaschiefexecutiveofBioverda,partoftheNTRGroup,before Jim Power (DipEconSc 88,
joiningBordGáis. MEconSc 89) Jim Power joined
Friends First in 2000 as head of
Billy Murphy (BComm 82) Billy investment strategy and chief econo-
Murphy is chairman of Drury mist. Before that, he was chief econo-
Communications, the PR firm he co- mist at Bank of Ireland and treasury
founded in 1989. He was managing economist at AIB. He is a regular
director of the company between 1999 mediacontributoroneconomic,finan-
and2004,whenhetookoverasexecu- cial and housing market issues. He is
tivechairman.Hisareasofexpertiseare alsoaboardmemberofAgriaware.
corporateandfinancialpublicrelations
andissuemanagement. ShaunQuinn(MBA95)ShaunQuinnhasbeenchiefexec-
utiveofFáilteIrelandsincethetourismdevelopmentauthority
PaulO’Toole(MBS95)PaulO’Toolewasappointeddirec- was set up in 2003. He had previously been chief executive of
tor general of FÁS earlier this year. Prior to this, he had been tourismtrainingagencyCertforfiveyears.Priortothathehad
chiefexecutiveofTourismIrelandsince2001.Heisafellowof beenstrategicplanningdirectorandlaterheadofmarketingat
theAssociationofCharteredCertifiedAccountants. BordBia.
NeilParkinson(BComm82)NeilParkinsonbecamechief While every effort has been made to ensure that the information
executiveofGreenstarin2008,havingpreviouslybeenCEOof above is correct and up to date, complete accuracy cannot
Irish Broadband. Before that, he held the positions of chief be guaranteed. If there has been any error or omission, we
executive,chieffinancialofficerandchairmanofEsatGroup.A sincerely apologise.
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