
“What being Irish means is expanding and becoming richer.” with Dr. Mamobo Ogoro, Nigerian-Irish Social Psychologist, founder and CEO of GORM
Leadership Roots with Mark RedmondShow Notes
Mamobo shares her journey from childhood, where she felt she did not belong, to founding GORM, a multi-award winning social enterprise and how she brings to life her personal mission to unify the world.
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This quote from Katie Taylor is a good summary of Declan’s leadership approach. He talks about the importance of mentors, being curious and building lasting relationships on his journey to becoming CEO at Irish Life. He also shares his insights on how opportunity can come from adversity, developing and communicating the strategic path ahead and getting all in the organisation aligned behind a shared vision. And there is a bit of Crocodile Dundee and The Stone Roses in the mix!
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