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2006 Niall Campbell is work- ing in Dublin as a corporate insurance solicitor with law firmMatheson Ormsby Prentice. Email:
niall.campbell@
mop.ie BComm
someone should champion small businesses. An accountant and entrepre- neur with experience in Dublin, Australia and Papua New Guinea, he lives in Ballsbridge and has an office on Fitzwilliam Street Upper.
1964 James Francis (Frank) Neligan worked for Bosch in Stuttgart from 1966 to 2004. He is now retired and still living in Stuttgart with his wife Teresa. Email:
jneligan@t-online.de.
1972 Bill Phelan founded The Phelan Partnership in 1983 and was involved in a number of high-profile property developments in Ireland, including The Square in Tallaght.He retired in 2010 and now runs the introduction agency
www.twoscompany.ie.
1978 James Coyle (DipPrAcc 81) ran for the 31st Dáil in Dublin South East as an Independent as he felt
1987 David Muldoon is work- ing in Scotiabank (Ireland) as managing director. He lives in Kildare with his wife Adeline and children Katie, Daniel and Lily.
1990 Tom Hickey (DipPrAcc 91) was recently appointed corporate development director at oil and gas explo- ration company, Petroceltic International.He was previ- ously an executive director and chief financial officer of Tullow Oil.He was also pre- viously an associate director of ABN AMROCorporate Finance, with responsibility for advising public and pri- vate companies in relation to equity fundraising, mergers and acquisitions and related transactions.He is a fellow of the Irish Institute of Chartered Accountants, and a non-executive director of
Derek Creevey (MBS 93) is chief administrative offi- cer, responsible for market- ing and IT, for global PR firm, Edelman. He is based in New York, where he emigrated in the early Nineties. He met owner and CEO, Richard Edelman, while doing a summer job in the Hamptons and has spent 15 years helping to grow the firm, interrupted by six years working as director of communications for rival Ogilvy PR. He is mar- ried to Antonella and they live with their three boys in central New Jersey. Email
derek.creevey@
gmail.com when you’re next in NYC.
PetroNeft Resources and of Ikon Science, a geological software company.
1991
Caroline Kearns recently returned to ICAEW to give strategic and business sup- port to two of the Institute's executive directors, covering the finance and also the professional standards operations in the UK and international regions.
years have included driving the Guinness 250 celebra- tions in September 2009.
Nigel Lambe (MBS 92) and Orla Lambe (née Flynn) (BA 90) have pur- chased theWJ King micro- brewery in Sussex. They have recently launched two new beer brands, Brighton Best & Brighton Blonde, and won a silver medal at the National Winter Ales Festival. They have lived in Hove for the past eight years and have three children. Visit
www.kingbeer.co.uk.
Oliver Loomes (MBS 92) has been appointed global brand director for Guinness. He began his career withMars in 1992, where he worked in a num- ber of sales and marketing management roles in Ireland, the UK and across Europe. He joined Diageo Ireland in 1999, working as marketing manager for Guinness until 2002 when he took over as head of marketing for spirits, wines and sponsorships. In 2005, he became head ofmarket- ing for lager brands for Diageo Ireland before being appointed marketing direc- tor of Diageo Ireland in 2007. Notable achieve- ments over the last few
1992
Jonathan Dillon (MBS 93) is CEO of HeyStaks, an online social search start-up that recently came out of UCD and received venture funding. Previously he was vice-president, Corporate Development at Yahoo!, running global M&A- integration. He also advises start-ups and moremature internet companies on strategy and M&A through Dillon Inc (
www.dilloninc.biz). He lives in San Francisco with his wife Lara and kids Elena and Christopher. Email: jonathan@dil-
loninc.biz.
1996 Pat Breslin (MMgtSc 97) has been appointed senior executive within the technology practice at
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