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Ireland’s top women CEOs that are leading the business world in 2024

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The best women chief executive officers (CEOs) have exhibited remarkable skills in reshaping work cultures, advocating for sustainability, orchestrating turnarounds, and enhancing profitability. Their achievements not only highlight their prowess but also signify a broader trend of breaking barriers and forging new paths in the corporate world.

Unfortunately, no female CEOs are currently leading any ISEQ 20 firms since the departure of Siobhán Talbot from Glanbia at the end of last year. However, the public and multinational sectors have taken steps to improve gender diversity in top-level positions.

These exceptional CEOs have showcased their ability to transform work environments, fostering cultures prioritizing inclusivity, collaboration, and innovation. By championing diversity and empowering employees, they have cultivated environments where individuals can thrive, contributing to enhanced productivity and organizational success.

Here are the top 10 female CEOs in Ireland in alphabetical order.

  1. Natasha Adams – CEO, Tesco Ireland
  2. Lorna Conn – CEO, Cpl Group
  3. Sue Duke – country manager, LinkedIn Ireland
  4. Imelda Hurley – CEO, Coillte
  5. Nodjame Fouad – Irish Distillers
  6. Adaire Fox-Martin – head of Google in Ireland
  7. Alice Mansergh – CEO, Tourism Ireland
  8. Cathy Kearney – VP of European Operations, Apple
  9. Amanda Nelson – CEO, Vodafone Ireland
  10. Anne O’Leary – Head of Meta Ireland

Beyond their professional achievements, these women CEOs serve as inspirations and role models, inspiring future generations of leaders and challenging traditional gender norms in the corporate world. By breaking through barriers and succeeding in male-dominated industries, they pave the way for greater gender diversity and equality in executive leadership positions.


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Katherina Davis
Deputy News Editor at CEOWORLD Magazine. Covering money, work, and lifestyle stories. Covering issues of importance to public company nominating and corporate governance committees, including new director recruitment, board evaluations, onboarding, director compensation and overall corporate governance. More recently, I have joined the newsletters team, writing and editing some of the CEOWORLD Magazine's key reader emails.