Magdalen Rogers: Chief Executive
As Chief Executive, Magdalen oversees all of the activities of the organisation including the design and delivery of advocacy campaigns, representing NAI members on key platforms for service delivery and policy development, preparing reports and submissions as well as all aspects of governance and administration within the organisation. She previously worked for the Health Research Board before joining the NAI in 2003.
Contact Magdalen at mrogers@nai.ie
Sinéad Bradley: Communications Officer
In her role as Communications Officer (part time) , Sinéad works across all communications channels. She manages the organisation's social media communications. She writes, edits and distributes various types of content, including material for the NAI website, marketing material and other types of content that take the NAI message to the public. She has responsibility for co-ordinating National Brain Awareness Week each year, as well as event management, design and development of materials and publications. She maintains and updates the organisation's website at www.nai.ie
Contact Sinead at sbradley@nai.ie
Ciana O’Sullivan: Policy and Advocacy Officer
As Policy and Advocacy Officer (part time), Ciana supports the development and delivery of the NAI’s advocacy plan, working with member organisations and public representatives alike. She supports the delivery of advocacy campaigns to policy makers, government departments and other stakeholders and represents the NAI at key events. Ciana also assists in the planning and organisation of campaign events. Ciana is currently working on the NAI’s policy and advocacy plan for Ireland’s upcoming Presidency of the Council of the European Union along with other projects.
Contact Ciana at advocacy@nai.ie