Clíodhna MacKenzie

UCC

Clíodhna MacKenzie is a lecturer in the School of Management & Marketing at UCC

'How joined up is our strategy when it comes to rolling out State funded fertility treatments? Could we be a little more strategic in our thinking when it comes to this?' Photo: Getty Images

How can Ireland help and support those seeking IVF treatments?

The State's committment to funding fertility treatments is welcome, but there's also an opportunity to provide additional supports

Health • 05 Oct

The reasons why we get bad leaders such as Vladimir Putin or Donald Trump, are less well understood

Why are bad leaders so common in politics and business?

If we accept that good leaders exist and can be developed, we must also accept that bad leaders sadly also exist

Business • 03 Oct

The Davy Group HQ in Dublin where the company's slogan

Why the Davy story is Groundhog Day for the financial sector

Can anything can be done to prevent this type of opportunistic conduct and misbehaviour in banking and finance?

Banking • 09 Mar 21

The Central Bank of Ireland's windows on the world:

The long and winding road to changing Irish banking culture

Just why do financial institutions here and elsewhere continue to repeat the mistakes of the past?

Banking • 08 Nov 19

HEY KID! DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE TOXIC TRIANGLE? Photo: Mike Theiler/AFP/Getty Images

Donald Trump and the toxic triangle

The toxic triangle may explain why conduct and behaviour that would see any other person held to account does not apply here

United States • 06 Nov 19

The Bank Of Ireland on College Green in Dublin from 1890

Repeat offenders: why banks engage in illegal conduct

Opinion: the real issue at the core of recent banking and finance scandals is the climate within an organisation and the behaviours that are rewarded, …

Banking • 30 Jan 18

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