Céad Míle Fáilte, Welcome

I’m Lynda Morrissey, a senior recruitment management consultant and career change consultant who has had the privilege of serving as a talent consultant in some of the worlds well known mission-led organisations.
My Story (the shortened version)
My career began as a recruitment consultant in the corporate sector.
During trips to Peru and India, I witnessed the stark social inequalities present in our world, and I decided to transition my career to be in more direct service to meeting real needs in our world.
Since then I’ve been privileged to serve as a recruitment specialist in some of the worlds well known NGO’s including Save the Children, Concern Worldwide, World Animal Protection, and the United Nations launched Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition.

Career Change Consultancy
Making a career move can be an uncertain journey. I understand – I’ve successfully pivoted my career 3 times.
As a qualified executive coach with over a decade of experience helping career professionals to navigate the most common stages of a values-driven career change, I offer you the strategies, alignment, structure, and accountability to support you to gain clarity and confidence for your career change journey.

Social Change and Climate Action
In addition to my talent consultancy career, I lead projects in my local community in culture regeneration, climate action, peacemaking, interfaith, and womens empowerment for social change.
In 2021 I wrote a poem called Caoimhe’s Mindful Pause,which catalysed into a collaboration with Ireland’s largest native sporting organisation, the GAA. As part of this I was grateful to introduce two peacemaking and culture regeneration initiatives into the Green Clubs Programme’s 100,000 native tree planing project, which aligned with the United Nation’s Resolution fo ‘Harmony with Nature.’