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Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[The British Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wirelessâ€™ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin.

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−	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a co-founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]] alongside [[Constantin Gurdgiev]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[~~The British~~ Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & ~~Wirelessâ€™~~ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin [http://www.openrepublic.org/directors_biographies.htm]	+	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a co-founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]] alongside [[Constantin Gurdgiev]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and The British [[Foreign Office]] on political and corporate communications issues. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wireless' entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin [http://www.openrepublic.org/directors_biographies.htm]

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−	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a co-founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]]alongside [[Constantin Gurdgiev]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[The British Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wirelessâ€™ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin [http://www.openrepublic.org/directors_biographies.htm]	+	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a co-founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]] alongside [[Constantin Gurdgiev]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[The British Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wirelessâ€™ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin [http://www.openrepublic.org/directors_biographies.htm]

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−	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[The British Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wirelessâ€™ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin [http://www.openrepublic.org/directors_biographies.htm]	+	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a co-founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]]alongside [[Constantin Gurdgiev]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[The British Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wirelessâ€™ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin [http://www.openrepublic.org/directors_biographies.htm]

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−	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[The British Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wirelessâ€™ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin.	+	Paul MacDonnell is regulation and planning manager at the [[Irish Insurance Federation]] where his principal responsibilities are to represent the industry to the Irish and EU authorities. He is a founder of the [[Open Republic Institute]] and has led the development of the organisation to date. He has extensive print and broadcast media experience, appearing regularly on radio and television on behalf of the [[ORI]]. He has contributed to Irish newspapers and to The Wall Street Journal. He has 17 years experience as a business and communications consultant. During the 1980s, he worked for [[Hill & Knowlton]] in the UK as a government affairs and corporate communications consultant. He advised several organisations including: [[Wyeth]], [[Eurotunnel]], [[Tarmac]], [[Monsanto]], [[Texas Instruments]] and [[The British Foreign Office on political and corporate communications issues]]. He returned to Ireland in 1991 where he led the marketing and communications launch of [[Dell Computer Corporation]]. In 1992 He founded his own consultancy [[PMD&A]] and during the next six years advised a number of companies including, [[Cable & Wireless]] and [[Standard Life]] on communications and marketing issues. He directed Cable & Wirelessâ€™ entire Irish marketing programme between 1992 and 1998. In 1999 he established and ran the marketing department of software consultancy, [[Fineos]]. He co-founded the Open Republic Institute in 2001. He holds a degree in English literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and an MBA from University College Dublin [http://www.openrepublic.org/directors_biographies.htm]