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Pictured: Sharon Kelly (nee O’Malley), newly elected President of Network Ireland Galway for 2026.
Mayo woman Sharon Kelly (nee O’Malley) has been elected President of Network Ireland for 2026 at Network Galway’s AGM on Friday, December 12.
The Westport native is the Business Development Manager with Stocktaking.ie, a multinational company that specialises in inventory, providing expert outsourced stocktaking, supply chain audits, asset management, and merchandising services to multiple sectors.
Sharon takes over the role from Michelle Ryan and has chosen to partner with NBCRI - the National Breast Cancer Research Institute for the year. Additionally, her theme this year is the “Power of Self Belief”.
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Network Ireland Galway is a branch of Network Ireland, with almost 130 members it was established in 1990, a dynamic organisation which has a diverse membership bringing together women from a range of sectors, including the public and private sectors, entrepreneurs, employees, business, creative, and STEM professionals, with the focused aim of supporting women in their personal and professional development.
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