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Currently, Denis J. O'Leary holds the position of Non-Executive Chairman of Fiserv, Inc. He is also on the board of CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc., The Warranty Group, Inc., CrowdStrike, Inc. and Ventiv Technology, Inc. In his past career he was Chief Information Officer & Finance Director at ChaseCom LP, Chief Information Officer & Treasurer at JPMorgan Chase & Co., Senior Advisor at The Boston Consulting Group, Inc., Managing Partner at Encore Financial Partners, Inc., Chairman of NYCE Payments Network LLC and Director at Intel Security Group. He received an undergraduate degree from LaSalle University, an undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester and an MBA from The Leonard N Stern School of Business.

Mr. Denis P.
O'Leary is a Director of Portfolio Management at Capital One Asset Management LLC.
Prior to joining Capital One Asset Management in November 2009, Mr. O'Leary was employed as Vice President by The Bank of New York Co., Inc. and Senior Vice President and Senior Portfolio Manager at US Trust.
Mr. O'Leary received his BS in Management from Adelphi University.

Denis O'Leary worked as a Director at Crowe LLP in Oak Brook.

Currently, Michael O’Leary is Group Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director at Ryanair Holdings Plc. He is also on the board of Ryanair DAC (former Chief Executive Officer). Mr. O’Leary received an undergraduate degree from Trinity College Dublin.

Presently, Tom O'Leary occupies the position of Chief Information Officer at ICON plc. He is also Member of The Royal Society of Chemistry. He previously was President at Icon Central Laboratories, Inc. He received an undergraduate degree from Kingston University.

Daniel O’Leary holds the position of Senior Vice President-Medical Department at Medpace Holdings, Inc.

Michael O’Leary began his studies in a Catholic school, the Clongowes Wood College, and then at Trinity College in Dublin. He will come out without a diploma.

From 1984 to 1986 he was taw consultant at KPMG. In 1988 he became Tony Ryan’s financial advisor, co-founder with Christy Ryan and Liam Lonergan of Ryanair in 1985. At first time, it operates flights between Waterford, a town in south-eastern of Ireland, and London. The company expands quickly its offer with many flights intra Europe.

In the 1990s, Tony Ryan quitted the company’s direction and Michael O’Leary became deputy CEO in 1991 and CEO in 1994. He was responsible for restructuring the company in order to increase its earnings. He focused on a unique aircraft model, giving up the idea of business class and proposing very low prices.

In 1992, he went to Dallas to study the operation of Southwest Airlines. O’Leary transforms Ryanair from a small company in a first low cost’s group and third largest airline company in Europe (after Air France / KLM and Lufthansa). Ryanair’s headquarter is situated in Dublin.

The company had grown very quickly thanks to its business model of “low cost” and airline industry’s deregulation in Europe in 1997.

In 2001, Michael O’Leary was awarded as "European businessman of the Year" by Fortune magazine. Tony Ryan, founder of Ryanair, died in 2007 of pancreatic cancer.

Denis Coleman Buckley is currently the Chairman & Commercial Director at Electrical & Pump Services Ltd., a Director at Irish Agricultural Wholesale Society Ltd., and a Director at Drilling & Pumping Supplies Ltd.
He previously served as the Non-Executive Chairman at Kerry Group Plc from 2009 to 2014, the Non-Executive Chairman at IPL Plastics Plc (Private Equity) from 2011 to 2013, the Non-Executive Director at IAWS Group Plc in 2008, a Director at Kerry Co-Operative Creameries Ltd.
in 2003, and a Non-Executive Director at Aryzta AG from 2008 to 2011.

Mr. Denis Machuel is a Chief Executive Officer at Sodexo SA and a Chief Executive Officer at Sodexo Ltd. Mr. Machuel was previously employed as a Chief Executive Officer by Altran Ltd., a Chief Executive Officer by Altran Technologies SA, and a Chief Executive Officer by Sodexo Benefits & Rewards Services. He received his undergraduate degree from ENSIMAG, a graduate degree from ENSIMAG and a graduate degree from Texas A&M University.

Mr. Denis Lacroix is a Senior Vice President-Core Shared Services R&D at Amadeus IT Group SA. Mr. Lacroix was previously employed as a Senior Software Engineer by Digital Equipment Corp. and a Senior Software Engineer by IBM Research. He received his undergraduate degree from École Centrale Paris.

Denis Goffaux is currently the Chairman at Umicore France SAS and a Non-Executive Director at Element Six Ltd.
He previously worked as the Executive VP-Energy & Surface Technologies at Umicore SA. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Liege in 1991.

Denis Seek is currently the Chief Technical Officer at M1 Ltd.
since 2014.
Prior to this, he worked as the Head-Technology at Maxis Bhd.
Mr. Seek has an undergraduate degree from the National University of Singapore and an MBA from the University of Warwick.

Currently, Denis Anikin is Chief Information Officer for Mail.ru Group Ltd.

Denis Vladimirovich Fedorov is a Russian businessperson who has been the head of 17 different companies. Presently, Dr. Fedorov is Chairman for Moscow United Energy Co., Chairman at GEH Engineering LLC, Chairman for Council of Power Producers NP, General Director & Director at Centerenergyholding JSC, Chairman for Wholesale Generating Co. 2 PJSC (a subsidiary of Centerenergyholding JSC), Chief Executive Officer of Adlerskaya Tpp, Chairman at Moscow Integrated Power Co., Chairman for Tyumenskaya Energosbytovaya Kompaniya OAO, Director General at Gazprom Energoholding LLC and Head-Marketing & Administration Department at Gazprom PJSC. He is also Board Member at Moscow Chamber of Commerce and on the board of 7 other companies. In the past Denis Vladimirovich Fedorov occupied the position of Chairman at Mezhregionstroy JSC, Member-Management Board at Kauno Elektrine, Member-Management Board at Nadezhda Foundation, Co-Chairman of Mezhregion-Energostroy ZAO, Chairman of Mezhregion-Energostroy ZAO, Chairman for Wholesale Generation Co. 6, Member-Management Board at Fortis Energy LLC, Chief Executive Officer of Mezhregionenergosbyt OAO, Head-Investment Technologies & Technology Projects at Evrosibenergo Inzhiniring and Member-Management Board at UAB Kauno Termofikacijos Elektrine. Denis Vladimirovich Fedorov received an undergraduate degree from Bauman Moscow State Technical University and an undergraduate degree from Moscow Power Engineering Institute.

Presently, Denis Cuenca is Chief Compliance Officer at Vale SA.

Currently, Denis Zaccarin is Senior Vice President-Research & Development at Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc. Dr. Zaccarin received an undergraduate degree and a graduate degree from Université Laval and a doctorate from the University of Ottawa.

Denis O'Brien (born 19 April 1958) is an Irish billionaire. Born in County Cork, he graduated with an Arts degree from University College Dublin, received an MBA in corporate finance from Boston College in 1982, and was later given an honorary doctorate by University College Dublin.

O'Brien set up and chaired the Esat Digifone consortium which won a mobile phone licence in the 1990s in what would become controversial circumstances despite claims to this day that theirs was the best bid. The Moriarty Tribunal found that in its opinion it was almost beyond doubt that his winning of the contract was due to payments he made to Michael Lowry, the then communications minister, who unduly influenced the bidding process.

It was the winning of this contract that formed the basis of his fortune. He established Digicel, a major telecoms provider in the Caribbean. O'Brien formed Communicorp Group Ltd in 1989, with the company currently owning 42 radio stations in 8 European countries, including Ireland's Newstalk, Today FM, Dublin's 98 (formerly 98FM), Spin 1038 and Spin South West.

Esat Digifone defeat of others
In 1995, O'Brien set up and chaired the Esat Digifone consortium which submitted a bid for the second Irish GSM mobile phone license. Esat Digifone's bid defeated five other applicants, some of whom included major international operators, in controversial circumstances which became the subject of investigation by the Moriarty Tribunal. The Esat Digifone consortium was 40% owned by O'Brien's interests, 40% owned by Telenor, the Norwegian state telecoms operator, with the balance being owned by International Investment and Underwriting (IIU), an investment vehicle owned by Dermot Desmond.

On 7 November 1997, Esat Telecom Group plc held an initial public offering and was listed on the Irish Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, and NASDAQ Stock Markets. There were differences between O’Brien and Telenor, however, ESAT Digifone boomed. Telenor made a bid for control of the company but O’Brien chose to sell to BT in 2000. Esat became a wholly owned subsidiary of BT and was delisted from the stock market. O'Brien personally netted €317 million from the sale.

After exiting the Irish mobile phone market, O'Brien started to compete for mobile phone licenses in the Caribbean through his company Digicel. Digicel now has in excess of eleven million mobile phone subscribers in the Caribbean, Central America and Pacific.

As the owner of Haiti's largest telecom company, Digicel, O'Brien pledged an immediate €3.5 million of his money to assist desperate Haitians within hours of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Two of Digicel's 900 staff members in Haiti died in the earthquake. Digicel is Haiti's largest single investor. He was appointed goodwill ambassador for Port-au-Prince by the city's mayor and deputy mayor in recognition of his efforts to rebuild Haiti and attract foreign direct investment in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake on January 12, and on behalf of the Clinton Global Initiative. He is Chairman of the Haiti Action Network, which coordinates the activities of approximately 80 support organisations in Haiti. Most recently, Denis O'Brien reconstructed the iconic Iron Market in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince, which was the first public building in the city to be rebuilt since the earthquake and has become a symbol of the city's recovery.

Involvement in the Moriarty Tribunal
The Moriarty Tribunal's second and final report found that Michael Lowry, the then energy and communications minister in Ireland, assisted Denis O'Brien in his bid to secure a mobile phone contract for Esat Digifone, a key foundation of Mr O'Brien's personal wealth. The tribunal found that this happened after Lowry received a $50,000 payment from O'Brien via a circuitous route involving a complex arrangement of third parties and offshore accounts. It said that it was “beyond doubt” that Mr Lowry gave “substantive information to Denis O'Brien, of significant value and assistance to him in securing the [mobile] licence” during at least two meetings between the two.

Denis O'Brien has rejected the findings set out in the Moriarty Tribunal report calling it 'fundamentally flawed' as it is based on the opinions and theories of Mr Justice Moriarty and his legal team. Mr O’Brien said Mr Justice Moriarty had admitted to making “two not insignificant errors” and that these had been used to substantiate false theories. “I believe it is unprecedented in the history of this country that a High Court judge would make such fundamental errors which went to the heart of the credibility and integrity of a tribunal process,” Mr O’Brien said it was “incumbent on the judiciary to investigate the conduct of Mr Justice Moriarty and the tribunal legal team for the manner in which they conducted themselves”.

On 15 October 2011, Today FM confirmed Sam Smyth's Sunday radio show was being dropped. He had been presenting it for 14 years. Smyth had previously offended his bosses by commenting in a newspaper and on television about Today FM owner's Denis O'Brien's involvement in the Moriarty Tribunal. Smyth said on air the next morning that he had been told not to talk about the end of his show and stopped one of his guests from talking about it too 'before someone comes downstairs and pulls a wire we better move onto something else.' The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) said it was concerned at the development, but Today FM stated that 'the decision was made to address a decline in listenership and was part of an initiative to improve programming quality.' The Today FM board supported the decision, which was one of several programming changes made by Willy O’Reilly The Irish Independent, of which Denis O'Brien is a leading shareholder, reported that Anton Savage was being lined up to replace Sam Smyth.

Relationship with the media
Communicorp Group
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Communicorp Group Ltd was formed by O'Brien in 1989. The Group's radio operations launched in Ireland in the same year and followed with stations in the Czech Republic in 1992. Based in Dublin, Ireland, Communicorp is a major player in the Irish media market.Citation needed|date=June 2011

The company now owns 42 radio stations in 8 countries across Europe, including Ireland: Today FM, Dublin's 98 (Formerly 98FM), Newstalk, Spin 1038 and Spin South West.Citation needed|date=June 2011

O'Brien was the highest bidder for the Irish operations of Emap, which added Today FM, FM104 and Highland Radio to their control, but due to a competition authority decision, Communicorp was required to sell-on FM104 and Highland Radio.Citation needed|date=February 2010

Independent News & Media
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In January 2006, O'Brien took a stake in Tony O'Reilly's Independent News & Media (IN&M). As of May 2012, he holds a 29.9% stake in the company, making him the largest shareholder. This compares to O'Reilly's family stake of around 13%. At the beginning of June 2007, O'Reilly tabled a resolution to strengthen rules on the disclosure of beneficial interests.Citation needed|date=March 2008 This was regarded as a defensive measure that would empower IN&M to monitor any additional accumulation of shares in the company. The resolution passed and empowers IN&M to withhold dividends from investors who do not comply with a request for information on the ownership of a holding of shares.Citation needed|date=March 2008

O'Brien, speaking on RTÉ Radio, described the resolution as a 'retrograde' measure, saying that the resolution was designed to protect the interests of O'Reilly's family against a hostile bidder.

Media Lawsuits
Vincent Browne wrote a piece to The Irish Times on why O'Brien 'is not a fit person to control INM' (Independent News & Media). In it he questioned O'Brien's previous threats to personally sue Sam Smyth and asked :
'[H]ow plausible is it that the removal of Sam Smyth from a Sunday morning radio programme on Today FM, which Denis O'Brien controls, and his ostracisation now within the Irish Independent to which he is contracted (not one article by him has been published for some months), isn't part of the same campaign which Denis O'Brien and [one of his then representatives on the board of INM] Leslie Buckley, conducted against Sam Smyth in 2010?'

On 14 February 2013, O’Brien was successful in suing the Irish Daily Mail for defamatory comments and was awarded E€150,000. The case was a landmark as it was the first time a journalist had attempted to use the honest opinion defence.

Aircraft leasing
In 1999, Denis O'Brien founded Aergo Capital Limited - registered in Dublin, with offices in Nairobi, Singapore, Santiago and Johannesburg. It owns and operates a fleet of 103 commercial aircraft. The company is valued at $250 Million USD and has debts in the region of $166 Million USD.Citation needed|date=February 2010 O'Brien controls about 83% of Aergo and, along with his father, sits on the company's 6 strong board. Aergo Capital's clients include Alitalia, Jet Airways, South African Airways, KLM and DHL. In July 2008, Aergo acquired the Safair aircraft-leasing division of Imperial Holdings for €110 Million. Aergo will take over the division's 33 planes and will lease a further nine aircraft from the parent company.Citation needed|date=February 2010

Sterling Energy
Denis O'Brien is a shareholder in AIM-listed Sterling Energy. The company has production in the United States and a wide portfolio of exploration interests, mostly in West Africa.Citation needed|date=June 2011

Other interests
O'Brien was Chairman of the 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games on the occasion when the games were held in Ireland, and on the U.S. Board of Concern Worldwide.

In September 2005, O'Brien was named Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ireland. Simultaneously, he moved his residence from Portugal to Malta, for tax avoidance reasons. He resigned from the position of Deputy Governor Bank of Ireland, and also as a member of the Bank's board or court, on 12 September 2006. The Bank of Ireland issued a statement describing his resignation as due to 'his growing international business interests together with the demands of an extensive travel schedule, meant that he could no longer devote the time required to the ever increasing workload of the court.' O'Brien has also resigned from the Norkom Group and the UCD Smurfit School of Business. His spokesman said that the resignations were unconnected with the work of the Moriarty Tribunal.Citation needed|date=March 2008

O'Brien is a member of the Bilderberg group

On 13 February 2008, the chief executive of the Football Association of Ireland, John Delaney, confirmed that O'Brien had agreed to part fund the wages of the Irish football manager Giovanni Trapattoni.

O'Brien's football interests also extend to being a minority shareholder in Scottish giants Celtic.

In 2011, he provided money for the campaign of Mary Davis ahead of the Irish presidential election.

Personal wealth
According to the Sunday Independent's Rich List 2012 (March 2012), O'Brien has made himself a fortune of €3.0 billion.

Move to Malta
O'Brien had considered the flotation of Digicel on the New York Stock Exchange and he has taken up residence in Malta. Malta charges no tax on worldwide assets or income brought in by permanent residents. Residence, for tax purposes, means renting or buying a property with a minimum value and visiting Malta at least once within one year of becoming a resident.Citation needed|date=June 2011

Denis P.
Coleman currently works at Covenant House, as Director from 2018 and The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., as Chief Financial Officer from 2022.

Presently, Denis Sverdlov occupies the position of Chief Executive Officer for Roborace Ltd. and Chief Executive Officer for Arrival Group SA.

Currently, Denis Fedotov holds the position of Chief Financial Officer for MegaFon PJSC. Mr. Fedotov received a graduate degree from Kuban State Agrarian University.

Denis Ricard holds the position of President, Chief Executive Officer & Director at iA Financial Corp., Inc. and President, Chief Executive Officer & Director at Industrial Alliance Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. and President for Industrial Alliance Trust, Inc. (both are subsidiaries of iA Financial Corp., Inc.). He is also on the board of Canadian Life & Health Insurance Association, Inc., Michel Rhéaume et Associés Ltée and Fondation Cervo and President, Chief Executive Officer & Director at Industrial Alliance Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. Denis Ricard received an undergraduate degree from Université Laval.

Mr. Denis A. Turcotte is a Chairman at Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, a Managing Partner-Private Equity at Brookfield Asset Management, Inc., a Managing Partner at Brookfield Technology Partners, a Chief Operating Officer at Brookfield Business Partners LP, an Executive Chairman at GrafTech International Ltd. and an Independent Non-Executive Director at Domtar Corp. He is on the Board of Directors at Teekay Offshore GP LLC, Westinghouse Electric UK Holdings Ltd., Domtar Corp., Altera Infrastructure LP, BCP Nuclear Energy Holdings (UK) Ltd. and Brookfield Property Split Corp. Mr. Turcotte was previously employed as an Independent Director by Norbord, Inc., an Independent Non-Executive Director by Coalspur Mines Pty Ltd., a President & Chief Executive Officer by North Channel Capital Partners, Inc., a President & Chief Executive Officer by North Channel Management, Inc., a President by Old Steelco, Inc., a President, Chief Executive Officer & Director by Algoma Steel, Inc. /Old/, a President-Paper Group & EVP-Corporate Development by Tembec, Inc., and a President by Paper Group Co. LLC. He also served on the board at Brookfield Office Properties, Inc. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Lakehead and an MBA from the University of Western Ontario.

Currently, Denis Dassé is Chief Financial Officer of Dassault Aviation SA.

Denis Valentinovich Manturov is the Minister of Industry & Trade of Russia. He is on the board of Gazprom PJSC, Rostec Corp., Rusnano OJSC and Russian Export Center JSC. In his past career Dr. Manturov was Commercial Director at National Helicopter Center Mil & Kamov JSC, Chairman for Apatit OJSC, Chairman for The United Shipbuilding Corp., Chairman of United Aircraft Corp. PJSC, General Director at Oboronprom United Industrial Corp. JSC and Deputy Director General at Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant JSC. Denis Valentinovich Manturov received an undergraduate degree and a doctorate from Moscow State University Lomonosov, a doctorate from Moscow Aviation Institute and a graduate degree from The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy & Public.

Dr. Denis Kessler is Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at SCOR SE, Chairman at SCOR Global P&C SE, at SCOR Global Life Americas Reinsurance Co., at SCOR Global Life Reinsurance Co. of America, Inc., at SCOR Global Life Reinsurance Ireland Ltd., at SCOR Global Life SE, at SCOR Global Life USA Reinsurance Co., at SCOR Holding (Switzerland) AG, at SCOR Investment Partners SE, at SCOR Reinsurance Co., at SCOR Services Switzerland AG, at SCOR Switzerland AG, and at SCOR US Corp., a Member of Commission Économique de la Nation, a Member at Global Reinsurance Forum and a Member at International Insurance Society, Inc. He is on the Board of Directors at Invesco Ltd., BNP Paribas SA, Bpifrance Participations SA, Le Siècle, SCOR Canada Reinsurance Co. and The Geneva Association. Dr. Kessler was previously employed as Independent Non-Executive Director by Dassault Aviation SA, an Independent Director by Bolloré SA, Member-Supervisory Board by Cogedim SAS, Member-Strategic Board by Comité des Entreprises d’Assurance, a Member by Conseil Économique, Social et Environnemental, Chairman by Converium Holding AG, by Orchestre de Paris, by SCOR Global Life Rückversicherung Schweiz AG, by SCOR Perestrakhovaniye, and by Fédération Française des Sociétés d'Assurances, Non-Voting Director by Financière Acofi, Non-Voting Director by Gimar & Cie SCA, Senior Executive Vice President by Mouvement des Entreprises de France, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer by SCOR Global Life Re Insurance Co. of Delaware, and by SCOR Holding AG, and Member-Supervisory Board by Yam Invest NV. He also served on the board at Dexia SA and Fondation pour la recherche médicale en France. He received his undergraduate degree from École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris and a doctorate degree from Université Paris 1.

Denis Gasquet currently works at Marbour SAS, as Independent Director, Elior Group SA, as Independent Director from 2023, Ortec Expansion SA, as Director, and TSL Sport Equipment SA, as Director.
Mr. Gasquet also formerly worked at Veolia Environnement SA, as CEO-Veolia Environmental Services & COO from 2010 to 2011, Onet SA, as Chief Executive Officer, Veolia Environmental Services, as Chief Executive Officer, ONET Group SA, as General Manager & Chairman-Executive Board from 2013 to 2018, and SARP Industries SA, as Director.
Mr. Gasquet received his Masters Business Admin degree from Centre de Perfectionnement aux Affaires.

Denis J. Nayden is a businessperson who has been the head of 8 different companies and presently is Chairman at Varagon Capital Partners LP, Chairman at Harkness Capital Management LLC and Chairman at RSC Holdings III LLC. Mr. Nayden is also on the board of 7 other companies. In his past career Mr. Nayden occupied the position of Chairman of Omada International, LLC, Chief Operating Officer, EVP, SVP & GM at General Electric Co. and Chairman & Chief Executive Officer for General Electric Capital Corp. (a subsidiary of General Electric Co.), Independent Director at Genpact Ltd., Director at RSC Holdings, Inc., Chairman at Rental Service Corp. and Advisory Managing Partner at Oak Hill Capital Management LLC. He received an MBA and an undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut.

Denis Ranque (born 7 January 1952 in Marseille) is the former CEO and chairman of Thales Group. In July 2004, he was awarded an honorary CBE.

Jean-Marc Denis Lechêne currently works at Norican Group ApS, as Chairman from 2018, Tresu A, as Non-Executive Chairman, Tresu Group Holding A, as Chairman from 2020, Norican Global A, as Chairman from 2018, Tresu Investment Holding A, as Chairman from 2020, McPhy Energy SA, as Independent Director from 2022, and Velux A, as Director.
Mr. Lechêne also formerly worked at Dassault Systèmes SA, as Deputy Technical Director from 1986 to 1987, Lamprell Plc, as Independent Non-Executive Director from 2021 to 2022, Norican A, as Director, Lafarge Canada, Inc., as Executive Vice President from 2000 to 2001, Lafarge SA, as Senior Vice President-Cement Strategy from 1993 to 1996, Compagnie Générale des Établissements Michelin SCA, as Executive Vice President-Truck Tires Europe from 2008 to 2011, Vestas Wind Systems A, as Chief Operating Officer & Executive Vice President from 2013 to 2020, Lafarge SA, as Executive Vice President from 1996 to 2000, Mckinsey & Co. SAS, as Senior Manager & Associate from 1988 to 1993, and Lechene Consulting SAS, as President from 2011 to 2012.
Mr. Lechêne received his Masters Business Admin degree in 1988 from INSEAD and graduate degree in 1981 from École Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Paris.

Denis Pierre Marie Duverne is a French businessperson who has been the head of 7 different companies. Presently, Dr. Duverne is Chairman at Insurance Development Forum and Chairman for AXA SA, Chairman for AXA Millésimes SAS (a subsidiary of AXA SA). In his past career he was Chairman & Chief Executive Officer for Equitable Holdings, Inc. Chairman & Chief Executive Officer for AXA America Holdings, Inc. and Chairman at AXA Financial, Inc. (both are subsidiaries of Equitable Holdings, Inc.), Secretary of Compagnie Financière Ibi, Chairman at AXA Holdings Belgium SA, Finance Director at FINAXA SA and Member-Executive Committee at Banque Colbert. He received an undergraduate degree from Ecole Nationale d'Administration and an undergraduate degree from École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris.

Dennis O'Leary worked as a Director at Make-A-Wish Foundation of Illinois, and held Principal positions at Integrated Sports International and PDB Sports Ltd.
He also served as Vice President-Marketing Partnerships at Chargers Football Co. LLC and as a Principal at Los Angeles Clippers, Inc. O'Leary received his undergraduate degree from Indiana University in 1990.

John E.
O'Leary worked as a Vice President at Wolf Financial Management LLC.

David O'Leary worked as a Consulting Engineer at Cisco Systems, Inc. from 1992 to 1998.
He then worked at Juniper Networks, Inc. from 1998 to 2005, where he held the position of Director-Consulting Engineering in 2005.
He also worked as a Director at BetterWorld Technology and as a Director-Information Technology at BetterWorld Technology.

Michael O'Leary currently works at The Motion Picture Association of America, Inc., as Senior VP-Global Policy & External Affairs.

O'Leary Patrick is currently the Chief Strategy Officer at Western Home Communities, Inc. since 2020.
He is also a Partner at Grindstone Partners LLC since 2014.
Previously, he worked as a Senior Vice President at Piper Sandler & Co. (Broker).
He also held the position of Senior Vice President at Colliers Securities LLC from 1998 to 2005.
Prior to that, he was a Vice-President at Miller & Schroeder, Inc. from 1989 to 1998.
Mr. Patrick completed his undergraduate degree from Lawrence University in 1991.

Marianne O'Leary is currently the Vice President-Operations at SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust since 2017.
Prior to this, she was the Senior Vice President-Real Estate Operations at Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust from 2007 to 2011.
She also held the position of Senior Vice President-Real Estate Operations at Allied Canadian Development Corp.

Experienced Partner with a demonstrated history of working in the franchising, money management, and venture capital industry.
Skilled in Franchise Consulting, Investor Relations, Sales, Management, and Corporate Development.
Strong entrepreneurship professional with a MBA focused in Finance, General from NYU Stern School of Business.

Barry Michael O'Leary is currently the Chief Executive Officer & Director at Housing Finance Agency Plc and a Director at Zurich Insurance Plc.
He was formerly the Chief Executive Officer at Irish Development Agency Ireland Ltd.

James O'Leary currently works as a Director at Pine Street Inn, Inc.

Meghan O'Leary is currently the Head of Investor Relations at SVB Financial Group.
Prior to this, she worked as a Director at the National Investor Relations Institute (Silicon Valley).

Anthony O'Leary currently works as a Trustee at Akron General Health System.

Mr. Robert D.
O'Leary, Jr., is a Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at Tokio Marine Specialty Insurance Co., a Chairman at Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Co. and a President at Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Co. He is on the Board of Directors at The Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania, Inc. Mr. O'Leary has held several titles throughout his years at PHLY, becoming President & Chief Executive Officer in February of 2013.
He was named Chairman in January 2020.
Mr. O'Leary's insurance career began in 1977 as an Industrial Sales Representative for American Mutual Insurance Company.
He later joined Universal Underwriters in 1979.
In 1982, Mr. O'Leary joined Maguire Insurance Agency, which became Philadelphia Insurance Companies (PHLY) in 1987.
Mr. O'Leary holds a B.A.
in Economics from Trinity College in Connecticut.

Dick O'Leary is currently the Chairman at Red Branch Technologies, Inc.

Robert K.
O'Leary is the founder.
He founded VitalSensors Technologies LLC in 2004 and currently holds the title of Chief Technology Officer & VP-Technology.
He also held the position of President & Chief Executive Officer at Cats Minutes Corp.
and Engineering Manager at Revvity, Inc. Mr. O'Leary's education history includes an undergraduate degree and an MBA from Temple University (Pennsylvania).

Kevin A.
O'Leary worked as Vice President-Finance, Mergers & Acquisitions at Avery Dennison Corp.
from 2004 to 2008.
He then worked as Executive Vice President-Finance at Tredegar Film Products Corp.
in 2009.
From 2008 to 2015, he worked as Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer & VP at Tredegar Corp.
Mr. O'Leary completed his undergraduate degree from the University of Massachusetts in 1981.

Conor O'Leary is currently a Director at Hazlewood Foods Ltd., The Sandwich Factory Holdings Ltd., Sushi San Ltd., Uniq (Holdings) Ltd., Greencore Foods Ltd., British Irish Chamber of Commerce, Greencore Beechwood Ltd., Greencore UK Holdings Ltd., Greencore USA, Inc., and GH 230817 Ltd.
He has previously worked as a Director at Uniq Ltd., Greencore Prepared Meals Ltd., Greencore Grocery Ltd., and as Group Secretary at Greencore Group Plc.
He has also worked as a Secretary at Cable & Wireless Ltd.
and Glanbia Plc.

Timothy O’Leary currently works at Spire Investment Partners LLC, as Operations Director.
Mr. O’Leary also formerly worked at Josephthal & Co (Broker), as Managing Director-Operations in 2001, Siebert Financial Corp., as Executive Vice President, TD Waterhouse Group, Inc., as Senior Vice President-Retail Management in 2000, and Datek Online Holdings Corp., as Senior Vice President in 2003.

Daniel J.
O'Leary currently works at Edgen Murray Ltd., as Chairman & Chief Executive Officer from 2008, Edgen Group, Inc., as Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer from 2011, Edgen Murray II LP, as Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer from 2011, Edgen Murray FZE, as Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer, The Hillman Group, Inc., as Director from 2021, MMJ Industries, Inc., as Director from 2021, Hillman Solutions Corp., as Lead Independent Director from 2023, Vitesse Energy, Inc., as Lead Independent Director from 2023, and EDGEN Corp., as President & Chief Operating Officer from 2003.
Mr. O'Leary also formerly worked at Edgen Murray Plc, as President & Chief Executive Officer from 2003 to 2013, Edgen Murray Corp., as Chairman & Chief Executive Officer from 2006 to 2021, Pipe & Tube, Inc., as Vice Chairman, Sprint Industrial Holdings LLC, as Independent Director from 2017 to 2019, Maverick Tube Corp., as Chief Operating Officer & Executive Vice President from 1989 to 1995, Red Man Pipe & Supply Co., as Principal, Lone Star Steel Co., as Principal, Stupp Corp., as President & Chief Operating Officer from 1995 to 2002, and Naspd, as Member.
Mr. O'Leary received his undergraduate degree from The University of Tulsa.

Theodore H.
O'Leary is a Managing Partner for Bonne Bridges Mueller O'Keefe & Nichols and a Member of the Association of Southern California Defense Counsel, the L.A.
County and California Bar Associations, The American Board of Trial Advocates.
Mr. O'Leary joined Bonne Bridges Mueller O'Keefe & Nichols in 1983.
He received a degree from the University of Minnesota in 1971 and a degree from Southwestern University in 1982.

Neil O'Leary is the founder of Ion Kenya Ltd.
(2016) and Ion Equity Ltd.
(Ireland) (2000), where he holds the title of Chairman & Chief Executive Officer.
Currently, he is the Chairman of Cork University Foundation, ARC Devices Ltd., Wellvii, Inc., and a Director at Kinlay Group Ltd.
In the past, he was the Chairman of Topaz Energy Group Ltd.