Conor O'Sullivan

Conor O'Sullivan has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Conor started their career as a Management Associate at Renault, where they coordinated the sharing of expertise across global manufacturing sites. Conor then worked as an Assistant Manager at PwC, providing consultancy services to multinational technology companies.

After that, Conor founded their own business consultancy and software development company called Scherzo Consulting. Conor provided process improvement services to clients, developed custom software tools, and implemented metrics to demonstrate improved operations.

Conor later joined Folens Publishers as the CTO and led the technology strategy and development of Ireland's largest educational publisher. Conor introduced innovative products, including an online teaching portal with enhanced ebooks and student ebook apps on multiple platforms.

In 2012, Conor joined Apierian as the Head of Adaptive Learning, where they researched and prototyped new technologies in adaptive learning and developed effective learning solutions for the teenage education market.

From 2013, Conor served as the CEO of Adaptemy, a company that uses AI technologies to create intelligent and adaptive learning products. Conor led the company in understanding and predicting individual learner needs and helped partners design custom learning experiences.

Conor also held non-executive director roles at Hibernia College and Folens. At Hibernia College, they provided strategic guidance as a board member, and at Folens, they offered their expertise as a non-executive director.

Overall, Conor O'Sullivan's work experience showcases their expertise in educational technology, adaptive learning, process improvement, and strategic leadership.

Conor O'Sullivan started their education in 1997 at the Royal Irish Academy of Music - RIAM, where they studied Piano Performance. In 1998, they transitioned to the University of Cambridge, where they pursued a dual degree in Engineering & Information Science, obtaining an MA and MEng. Conor successfully completed this program in 2002. Following their time at Cambridge, Conor attended the Collège des Ingénieurs in 2002 and 2003, where they pursued an MBA in Management.