Mark is a project leader with Barnardos and runs a child and family support service in Tallaght. He has worked extensively in social care, both in a voluntary and paid capacity, since 1991 and holds a BA in Applied Social Care Practice.
He has experience working in disability, residential care, early years, youth work, parenting and crisis support, child protection and welfare, and Traveller family and community support. He has previously served as chairperson of the Ballyfermot Traveller Action Project and co-founder and chairperson of the Ballyfermot Network Challenging Violence against Women.
Mark is the acting chairperson of the South Dublin County Childcare Committee and volunteers as a Meitheal facilitator for Tusla, the Child & Family Agency. In addition to supporting children and families actively or previously affected by domestic violence, Mark advocates for early intervention and prevention and assists families in building on their strengths to meet their children’s needs.
Orlagh leads the Retail Underwriting team for Zurich Insurance Europe (ZIE). She is responsible for Retail Line of Business Underwriting, Assurance & Governance and Portfolio management across EMEA.
She is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries in Ireland and was previously a Director. She recently obtained a Corporate Governance Diploma from UCD Graduate Business School. She has a keen interest in talent development and mentoring.
She contributes her knowledge and background to Saoirse Domestic Violence Services as a member of the Board and as Chair of the Governance & Risk Committee.
Lisa is a senior Human Resources leader, with over 20 years’ experience operating in high profile, multinational environments. Recently serving as the vice president of International HR for LinkedIn, she is passionate about building high performing, diverse organisations with a people first mindset.
Lisa has also contributed significantly to evolving the conversation around fertility, in the workplace, and continues to be an advocate in this space at a European level.