I became CEO of Deloitte Ireland in June 2019, leading a team of over 3,000 people across the island of Ireland. As part of my role, I am a member of our Deloitte North and South Europe (NSE) Executive and I am leading the firm’s Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) programme. Here, we’re looking at how we can safely and securely transform with GenAI, both internally and externally, to make a positive impact for our clients, our firm and the people who work here and within broader society. I have worked in the professional services and consulting industries for more than 20 years. This has given me a vast breadth of experience, working across multiple industries, with a particular focus on the public sector and financial services sectors. My client service experience is largely focused on leading significant technology rich transformation programmes at national public sector and retail financial services clients. My background is in technology, and in particular in the area of systems integration.Prior to my appointment as CEO, I held the position of Head of Consulting since 2015, and have previously held the positions of Head of Technology Consulting, Technology Integration and Public Sector at Deloitte Ireland. In addition to leading more than more than 750 professionals in the Consulting practice in Ireland, I have also led Deloitte’s technology practice across the EMEA region, which spans more than 25 countries and includes more than 8,000 technology consultants. Through these teams, Deloitte delivers technology advisory, implementation, and application management services across the full spectrum of business sectors and market-leading technology platforms – including GenAI, cognitive, analytics, robotics, cloud, internet of things and blockchain - helping clients transform their businesses in the digital era.Outside of my role at Deloitte, I am co-chair of the Business in the Community Leaders Group on Social Inclusion, a member of the Balance for Better Business Review Group, and a Founding Member of Chapter Zero Ireland. ​