Serving as the Sligo Town Night Time Economy Advisor within Sligo BID with a focus on activities between 6pm and 6am as part of the Government's Night Time Economy Advisor Pilot Scheme.Work includes liaising with the stakeholders of Sligo Town to help enhance the experience in town with a focus on the four pillars of movement, appeal, wellbeing and place. This involves the collection of baseline data in relation to the night time economy, surveys and engagements with stakeholders to help inform planning, the identification and realisation of pilot projects to reduce barriers and to seize potential opportunities and to increase footfall.The role works towards making Sligo a town for all people at all times.

Davis Events Agency is an award winning and growing independent Irish firm that works with international blue-chip companies, global brands and government agencies in Ireland and overseas destinations including UK, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain, USA, France and China.My role included helping to organise and manage world-class clients’ activations, events and projects from the proposal stage through to on-site management and final debrief.I was active across all areas of event management and production and account management, work included being Event Manager for St. Brigid’s Day events, Dublin By Night Fest and multiple outdoor events and conferences and playing crucial roles in the Believe in Dublin Programme, Cork City Marathon, St Patrick’s Day Parades, Notre Dame Street Event, Conferences and Private Parties.

Tasks and ResponsibilitiesProgramming Festival Producer of Bealtaine Festival 2022- hybrid model of online and in person events Reported to the Arts Programme Manager, and worked with the Programme Manager and thecuratorial team in developing the artistic programme. Contributed to the continuous improvement of the activities of the Arts programme andactively participate in and promote a culture of artistic excellence throughout theorganisation’s Arts activities. Project managed Arts projects, initiatives and events as requested. Contributed to the strategic planning and reviewing of the Arts programme. Assisted with the production and distribution of the Festival printed programme and otherprinted and online collateral. Assisted in the development of programme consistency by methodically linking projects toprogramme strands.Audience, Organisation and Artist Development Assisted with the development of Age & Opportunity’s various support and developmentinitiatives to engage audiences, support artists and resource organisationsOperational Development Ensured the efficient operation of the Arts programme. Input into the Bealtaine website and manage the online registration and event process. Assisted with matters related to the programme finances, assisted with an efficient system offinancial control and accounts, monitor budget Was proactive in the development of income generating and funding strategies for the Artsprogramme. Assisted with drafting of contracts and MOUs. Contribute to our Arts Programme Advisory Group meetings as requested. Represent Age & Opportunity’s Arts Programme on committees and at events as requested. Supervise the Bealtaine Festival volunteers, interns and students under the direction of theArts Programme Manager. Take on any other organisation activities as requested.

First Fortnight is a charity which aims to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. Within a small charity team, I became a Jill of all Trades working across administration, production, fundraising, communications, governance, event management and finance for the charity. Helped the organisation in its development and growth from an early stage. This is from installing our internet and phones in the office to overseeing national and international partnerships, programming, and overall operations for the First Fortnight Festival. Assist in developing and realising the strategic vision for the organization. Conduct research to provide evidence base for ongoing activities. Created policies and oversaw Governance Code journey prior to external support.Helped to raise €1.5million in funding for First Fortnight from 2014-2021Oversaw the increase, development and organization of 7 editions of the First Fortnight festival, from 43 events in the 2015 programme to 200+ events in FF2019 to 80+ events for our first digital festival in 2021

Role within See Change which included being responsible for the distribution, promotion and PR for the May Green Ribbon national mental health stigma reduction campaign. -Supported the logistics of the national Green Ribbon campaign by organising the storage, transport, collection and postage of materials to partner organisations, workplaces, volunteers and individuals -Increased campaign reach with my Extreme Green Ribboning campaign.

Held a very challenging role in the dynamic environment of a large commercial, bike and triathlon store. Responsible for Customer Service, Administration, Human Resources and Accounts. Accepted additional managerial responsibilities following departure of Senior Manager from the store. -Performing the admin and internal accounting duties for commercial store. -Responsible for the administration and communication involved with suppliers and customers; processing payments, liaising with businesses, and updating accounts.-Operation of till system and administration and management of online store.-Management of payroll and revenue taxation responsibilities for staff members and related duties.

-Organising the publication and distribution of the Guide to Temple Bar and the proofing and evaluation of articles, printed materials and websites. - Played significant role in the organisation and running of Temple Bar TradFest 2012 including managing the Button Factory Performances and running the Music Trail through numerous pubs in Temple Bar.-Assisted in office work including: marketing, social media, promotions, liaising with members, research, website maintenance, filing.