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==Other positions==
==Other positions==
* Non-executive Chairman of Setanta Sports Channel Ireland from 2002 to June 2009 when business successfully transferred to new ownership;
* Non-executive Chairman of Setanta Sports Channel Ireland 2002 2009 to new ownership;
* Non-executive Chairman of the Educena Foundation from 2007, Trustees of 112 secondary schools in Ireland;
* Non-executive Chairman of the Educena Foundation from 2007, Trustees of 112 secondary schools in Ireland;
* Independent Chairman of Bray Rejuvenation Committee 2006 to 2008, a Public-private partnership category winner of Chambers of Commerce of Ireland National Award {{ref|brc}};
* Independent Chairman of Bray Rejuvenation Committee 2006 to 2008, a Public-private partnership category winner of Chambers of Commerce of Ireland National Award {{ref|brc}};

Revision as of 09:24, 5 March 2010

Dermod Dwyer is Executive Chairman of the Convention Centre Dublin [1] [2] [3], the Ritz- Carlton Powerscourt [4] and Setanta Sports Channel Ireland. He has held and still holds many executive and non-executive positions.


Career highlights

  • 1968: Started career in hotel industry in Limerick;
  • 1981 to 1984: President Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) [5];
  • 1986: Chairman IHF National Tourism Policy Committee which initiated plan to double Irish tourism over five years;
  • 1989: Graduated Harvard University Kennedy School of Government (HKS);
  • 1990: Appointed senior research analyst Taubman Centre, Harvard University;
  • 1991: Co-authored Harvard University report 'The Visitor Industry in Massachusetts: Strategic Recommendations' [6];
  • 1992: Co-founded Tourism and Transport Consult (TTC) [7];
  • 2004: Led team for design and construction of Ritz-Carlton Powerscourt - a €200 million project [8] [9];
  • 2005: Led winning team for public-private partnership tender to design, finance, construct and operate Ireland's National Conference Centre - a €380 million project designed by renowned architect Kevin Roche [10] [11].

Other positions

  • Non-executive Chairman of Setanta Sports Channel Ireland since 2002 (reappointed by new shareholders in September 2009 following successful transfer of business to new ownership);
  • Non-executive Chairman of the Educena Foundation from 2007, Trustees of 112 secondary schools in Ireland;
  • Independent Chairman of Bray Rejuvenation Committee 2006 to 2008, a Public-private partnership category winner of Chambers of Commerce of Ireland National Award [12];
  • Non-executive Governing Body member and Chairman of Development Committee of Marino Institute of Education from 2002 to 2009 [13].

Education

  • Clongowes Wood College;
  • NIHE, Limerick;
  • 1988: Harvard University;
  • 2004: University College Dublin - Diploma in Corporate Governance [14];
  • 2005: Founder Member of Corporate Governance Association of Ireland [15];
  • 2008: Institute of Directors London - Chartered Director [16].

References

  1. ^ Convention Centre Dublin
  2. ^ Office of Public Works
  3. ^ You Tube
  4. ^ Ritz Carlton Dublin
  5. ^ Irish Hotels Federation
  6. ^ Harvard Taubman Center
  7. ^ TTC International
  8. ^ Treasury Holdings
  9. ^ Ritz Carlton Powerscourt
  10. ^ ITIC
  11. ^ Sunday Business Post
  12. ^ Bray Rejuvination Committee
  13. ^ Marino Conferencing
  14. ^ UCD Michael Smurfit School
  15. ^ Corporate Governance Association of Ireland
  16. ^ Institute of Directors London
  17. The New Gold Standard by Joseph Michelli
  18. Irish Independent