Jan Glynn is a senior HR leader with more than 20 years of experience across the security, engineering, manufacturing, logistics, not-for-profit, and construction sectors.
Her expertise spans industrial relations, organisational change, talent development, and performance management.
Known for her pragmatic and people-focused leadership style, Jan specialises in aligning people strategies with business objectives to deliver sustainable performance.
She holds a degree in Human Resources and Business and an Advanced Diploma in Employment Law from The King's Inns.
She is also a strong advocate for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion within traditionally structured industries.
A long-time community advocate, Angela had worked in the sector for over a decade prior to her setting up Teac Tom. Her own tragic story of dealing with suicide helped her to identify the huge need for a community-based approach to dealing with mental health. After the loss of her son, Angela spent a number of years working with a multinational financial company while at the same time setting up & formalising the structure of Teac Tom. In 2016 she was appointed full-time CEO of the organisation & has been committed to its mission & development ever since.
Angela & Teac Tom have become an integral part of the communities in Kilkenny & Laois and she has been recognised locally & nationally for her work in the community. In 2014 she was named Kilkenny Person of the Year. In 2019, Angela was a finalist in the Laois Person of the Year Awards & was the national winner of the Network Ireland Businesswoman of the Year Award in the Social Enterprise category.
Teac Tom has won the Laois Community & Voluntary Awards twice, in 2018, 2021 & 2024
Angela holds a BA in Business, Enterprise & Community Development, a BA in Social Enterprise, Leadership & Management, & a Women in Leadership from Oxford University.
Angela is a native of Kilkenny & a proud mother to five children & nan to two beautiful grandchildren.
As Operations Manager at The Relocations Company, Olyvia helps individuals, families, and businesses navigate every stage of relocating to Ireland, coordinating the services and support needed to ensure a smooth transition and successful settlement.
Olyvia has a background in recruitment, multinational organisations, and UN agencies, with expertise in operations, stakeholder management, and client services. Having relocated internationally and to Ireland herself, she understands the practical and emotional challenges of moving to a new country.
She oversees the delivery of end-to-end relocation services, ensuring clients receive a seamless, well-supported experience from pre-arrival planning through to settling into life in Ireland. Whether coordinating immigration support, temporary accommodation, home search, or essential administrative setup, Olyvia works closely with clients and the team to deliver a personalised, high-quality relocation experience.
Keltia was started by Kevin Burtchaell in Seattle and is 25 years in business this year. Kevin is a Mechanical Engineering Graduate from UCD and has been working with industry leaders like Boeing, Bombardier, Goodrich, Messier-Dowty and Allied Signal (now Honeywell) in the US, Canada, and Europe.
Keltia has its main office in Seattle since 2000 working with Boeing and other aerospace suppliers and it's European offices are based in Waterford and Cork since 2012. Keltia focuses on three key disciplines in various industries including Aerospace, Automotive, Medical Devices, Construction, Pharma, Green Energy etc
Keltia has 10 CAD Training Courses listed on Careers.ie and works with Skillnet and IBEC Offices around Ireland.
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