Daithí de Buitléir

Daithí de Buitléir has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Daithí de started their career as an intern at Glór na nGael, where they coordinated fundraising activities for a non-government funded Gaelscoil and managed an online social enterprise. Daithí de then worked as an Assistant Brand Manager at Danone, where they were involved in coordinating marketing activities for internationally renowned brands. Daithí also held an internship position at Susan Davis International, working on public affairs and PR projects.

In 2011, they participated in the Washington Ireland Program as a graduate and later co-founded Raising and Giving Ireland, focusing on engaging students in solving societal problems. Daithí then worked as a Youth Communications Manager at Thinkhouse, a leading global youth marketing company, where they managed advertising, sponsorship, PR, and social media campaigns for major companies.

Daithí de later joined Parkpnp as the Chief Marketing Officer, contributing to the company's mission of organizing global parking through their innovative technology. Following this role, Daithí co-founded Borradh, a community-driven platform that helps individuals prioritize their values in business.

Most recently, Daithí has taken on the role of Chief Marketing Officer at Wayleadr, a technology company specializing in employee parking and transportation solutions. Through their work, they contribute to enhancing employee experience, promoting sustainable buildings, and improving business performance.

Throughout their career, Daithí has demonstrated a strong background in marketing, communication, and leadership, gaining valuable experience in a range of sectors and driving growth and innovation in each role.

Daithí de Buitléir completed their Leaving Certificate at St. Kieran's College from 2002 to 2008. During this time, they studied various subjects including English, Maths, Irish, History, Geography, French, and Accounting. Later, from 2008 to 2012, they attended Dublin City University where they pursued a degree in Gaeilge & Gnó (Business and Irish). Unfortunately, the specific field of study for their degree is not provided.