Emma Mulligan

Emma Mulligan has a diverse and extensive work experience in various marketing and brand management roles. Emma is currently working at Life Style Sports, where they hold the position of Brand Director. Prior to this, they worked at Facebook as a Global Brand & Business Programmes Manager for the gaming division.

In 2020, Emma worked as a Freelance Marketing Consultant, providing strategic planning and brand marketing expertise to various clients in the Irish FinTech and retail sectors. Before that, they took a break from their career to focus on maternity leave and being a stay-at-home mom.

During their earlier career, Emma held positions at Real Pet Food Company as a Marketing & Brand Manager, where they successfully managed multiple high-profile brands. Emma also worked at William Hill as the Head of Brand, launching the brand in the Australian market. Additionally, they were a Senior Marketing Associate at Vistaprint, responsible for developing their marketing strategy across ANZ.

Prior to these roles, Emma gained experience at Paddy Power Betfair as a Senior Marketing Strategy Executive, focusing on online games and customer lifecycle management. Emma also worked at General Motors as a Brand & PR Executive, handling various marketing functions for the automotive brand.

Emma's career journey began with an internship at dotMobi, where they gained valuable experience in marketing and registry relations.

Overall, Emma Mulligan's work experience demonstrates their expertise in brand management, marketing strategy, and delivering successful results for various companies in the retail, gaming, and automotive sectors.

Emma Mulligan completed a Mini MBA in Marketing with Mark Ritson in 2016. Emma obtained a Professional Diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute in 2012. Emma also holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Marketing from Technological University Dublin, which they earned from 2006 to 2010. Additionally, they attended Rathdown Boarding School in Glenageary from 2005 to 2006, although no specific degree or field of study was mentioned for this period.