Geraldine Larkin

Geraldine Larkin has over 13 years of experience working in executive roles. From 2005 to 2014, they served as Chief Executive of The Private Security Authority, where they introduced and implemented regulation for the previously unregulated private security industry. In 2014, they became Chief Executive Officer of the Irish Greyhound Board, responsible for regulating greyhound racing in Ireland and managing the commercial operation of 10 greyhound stadiums. In 2017, they moved on to become the Chief Executive Officer of the National Standards Authority of Ireland, where they ensure that Irish entrepreneurs have a voice at the international level in setting requirements for a wide range of products and services.

Geraldine Larkin has pursued their education at The Open University, where they obtained an MBA degree. Prior to that, they attended the Institute of Public Administration and completed a BA degree. The exact duration of their education at both institutions is unknown.