ABOUT
ME

Over the course of my career, I have personally been impacted by redundancy on more than one occasion, and at the age of 44 I made the decision to change my career path. That experience gave me a deep understanding of the emotional, practical and professional challenges that redundancy and career transition can bring — and it is what led me to specialise in this area.

I currently work as a Community Employability Manager with the Department of Social Protection (DSP) in Dublin, supporting individuals to return to sustainable employment through structured employability and labour-market programmes.

Academically, I hold a Level 9 Degree in Supply Chain Management IT Carlow, a Professional Diploma in Coaching and Mentoring from Kingstown College, Dublin (ICF / EMCC aligned), and I am currently completing a Level 9 Master’s degree in Occupational Psychology with Arden University (UK). This combination allows me to integrate psychology, coaching and employability strategy into practical, evidence-based career transition support.

With over 15 years’ experience in corporate in Tech, Pharmaceutical and Retail, leadership, sales and Global account manger roles, I understand the realities of organisational change, restructuring and performance-driven environments. I work with clients to identify transferable skills, rebuild confidence, clarify direction and create a realistic, actionable plan — whether their goal is to return to work or
transition into a new career. 

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I am trilingual in English, Italian and Spanish, and I regularly support international professionals navigating career transitions within the Irish labour market.