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Nóirín O Sullivan is an accomplished executive leader, with over 40 years’ experience in the national and international safety and security environment. Expert understanding of International, European and national legislative frameworks, regulatory structures and management systems.

Nóirín most recently served as United Nations Assistant Secretary General for the United Nations Department of Safety and Security based in New York, responsible for the safety and security of UN staff members and their dependents worldwide.

Prior to joining the United Nations, Nóirín enjoyed a diverse and successful 36 year career in An Garda Síochana (Ireland’s National Policing and Security Service), culminating in her appointment as the first female Garda Commissioner.

She has extensive experience in leading large scale organisational transformation with a strong emphasis on the application of strong corporate governance principles. Nóirín is an experienced practitioner in strategic risk and crisis management, including legal and regulatory compliance.

Nóirín is a graduate of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) National Executive Institute (NEI). She holds a Master in Business Studies (MBS) from the Smurfit School of Business, University College Dublin. She is the recipient of numerous recognition and awards, including an Honorary Doctorate of Laws (LLD) from the University of Ulster for Distinguished Public Service.