Grangegorman Development Agency
Mary Ryan is an experienced professional with a strong background in product management and leadership. Currently serving as the Director of Special Projects at Grangegorman Development Agency since September 2024, Mary has also been a Committee Member at Product Camp Dublin since 2011, contributing to the organization of a significant conference focused on Product Management and Product Marketing. Prior roles include Senior Product Manager at Globalization Partners, Product Strategy Manager at Fenergo, and founder of Product Innovator Ltd. Mary has held senior positions in various organizations, such as Director of Product Management at Clavis Insight and Senior Product Manager at Iona Technologies PLC, where joint responsibility for growing a Mainframe product line was successfully achieved. Education was completed at Trinity College Dublin with a degree in Computer Science. Mary is recognized for building cross-functional teams, refining product management processes, and delivering high-quality products while engaging effectively with stakeholders.
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Grangegorman Development Agency
The Grangegorman Development Agency (GDA) is a statutory agency established in 2006 by the Irish Government under the Grangegorman Development Agency Act 2005 to redevelop the former St. Brendan’s Hospital grounds in Dublin City Centre. The GDA aims to create a vibrant new city quarter with a diverse mix of uses, in a way that is sensitive to the context of the Grangegorman site, its surrounding neighbourhoods and the existing community. The challenge is to plan for and implement a complex, multi-phased development that provides: •A high quality area with physical linkages to Smithfield, Phibsborough, Prussia Street and the City Centre •New health care facilities for the Health Services Executive (HSE) •A new urban campus for Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT), bringing together all students and staff into one location •New arts, cultural, recreational and public spaces to serve the community and the city •A primary school, public library and children’s play spaces •Complementary mixed-use development.