How I Got Here: Pamela O’Neill, head of the dispute management at Eversheds Sutherland

Pamela O’Neill, head of the dispute management and litigation team in Eversheds Sutherland, shares her career journey and talks about the female role models in her life who inspired her to drive a programme for equality in her own workplace.I am originally from Dundalk, with a retail business background on both sides of my family. My parents ran a large shop in the centre of Dundalk for many years, which closed on their retirement, after over 120 years of trading.

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