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    Mark Pollock Trust, 3rd Floor, Styne House, Hatch St Upper, Dublin 2, Ireland

     

    Testimonials

    Director, Northern Europe & Growth Markets, LinkedIn

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    "In the weeks following Mark’s talk I have seen managers at LinkedIn reference Mark’s approach to solving complex problems. His talk was inspirational and can be applied in our daily business lives."

    Director, EMEA Emerging Markets, Google

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    “Mark spoke at our Google Emerging Markets event. His message of resilience and leadership really resonated with our dynamic, international team. His ability to balance both the darker and lighter sides of his life experiences prompted us to think about how we approach our challenges.”

    Carole Valette, Area Vice President Northern Europe, Citrix

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    “At our recent kick-off for Citrix Northern Europe, Mark shared his incredible story of how to adapt and remain resilient in the face of ongoing uncertainty and change. As well as Mark’s keynote outlining his approach to tackling challenges, he shared a mental model for how we can all turn challenges into opportunities during an interview led by his colleague and co-host, Paula Cunniffe. The impact was fantastic and opened the door for all of us to reflect on how we are tackling our own challenges both personal and at work” 

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