Career Destinations
Trish Ruebottom, MBA 2004
After several years in the not-for-profit sector Trish came to the Trinity MBA to gain the skills required to move into management. Following the MBA, Trish worked as a senior consultant at Aperio, a consulting firm which specializes in social innovation and entrepreneurship. She has worked with many organizations, building strategies to ensure sustainability and bringing new thought to the non-profit sector. Trish currently works as the Executive Director The World Fellowship for Schizophrenia and Allied Disorders.
www.world-schizophrenia.org
Andrew O'Regan, MBA 1993
Andrew is Director of the Centre for Nonprofit Management at the School of Business, Trinity College Dublin. Following his MBA, Andrew worked with Co-operation Ireland, the leading cross-border NGO in Ireland, in a planning and fundraising capacity. In 2000 he and colleagues established the Centre for Nonprofit Management at Trinity as a vehicle for the development of programmes of research, education and dialogue on aspects of the Irish Third Sector, nonprofit organisation and voluntary action. The centre is presently engaged in the first national survey of the nonprofit organisational field, has developed innovative approaches to nonprofit management education and is piloting new processes for academic-practitioner engagement.
www.cnm.tcd.ie
Elaine McCarthy, MBA 2001
Elaine was attracted to the Trinity MBA programme by the opportunity to be part of a real consulting project through the 'Company Project' dimension of the programme. She aspired to develop a career in consultancy and the Trinity MBA offered the right mix of content, competencies and confidence to enable her to set up her own business – KREST Consulting. KREST Consulting is an Organisational Leadership and Team Development consultancy that provides strategy, planning and implementation facilitation, Executive coaching, training and development services to public and private sector clients.
www.krestconsulting.com