TU Dublin School of Management, People and Organisations
Ahead of the Curve- a HRM Podcast
Ahead of the Curve is a HRM podcast from the School of Management, People and Organisations at Technological University (TU) Dublin. Throughout this series, Ann Masterson (Head of Discipline) and Ciara Nolan (HRM Lecturer) will be joined by industry experts to talk about the landscape of human resources, our current challenges, and our future directions.... keeping you ahead of the curve in all things HR. Theme music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer, used under Pixabay License.
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TU Dublin School of Management, People and Organisations
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Dec 9, 2025
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Episodes
Episode Seven - Marie Power (Cartrawler) 09.12.2025 38:23
Join us on Ahead of the Curve as we sit down with Marie Power, Director of Talent and Culture at Cartrawler*. Marie takes us through her inspiring career journey: from studying psychology to leading global HR initiatives, and shares how curiosity and lifelong learning have shaped her path. We explore Cartrawler’s award-winning AI-powered career development platform, Career Trawler, and discover ho...
Episode Six - Sinéad Gogan (Deloitte) 24.02.2025 23:26
In this first episode of 2025, Ciara spoke to Sinéad Gogan, Chief HR Officer at Deloitte Ireland. Sinéad discussed her professional growth within the HR field, her current role in Deloitte including the importance of community engagement, and the changing landscape of the people profession. We also spoke about the exciting opportunities in the field for current and future people professionals and...
Episode Five - Mícheál O’Leary (Central Bank) 03.05.2024 30:05
In this episode, Ciara is joined by Mícheál O’Leary, Diversity & Inclusion Manager at The Central Bank of Ireland. Mícheál talked with us about his career in human resources, and his work leading the development and implementation of org-level work in the areas of diversity and inclusion, culture and values, and corporate social responsibility. 'Ahead of the Curve' is a HRM podcast pro...
Episode Four - Aileen Bailey (IRFU) 18.09.2023 20:48
In this episode, TU Dublin's Ciara Nolan talks to Aileen Bailey, HR Director at Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) . Aileen spoke to us about her own career path in HR, her current role as HR Director, key trends shaping the field of human resources today, and the staff-centred policies instituted by the IRFU that have seen it recognised as one of Ireland's 'Great Places to Work' fo...
Episode Three - Karen Knight (HAYS) 11.07.2023 20:12
In this episode, Karen Knight, Senior Recruitment Consultant at HAYS, sat down with Ann Masterson, Head of HRM Discipline in the TU Dublin School of Management, People, and Organisations . Karen spoke to us about her work recruiting HR professionals, understanding what workers want, continuous learning at work, and key salary and recruitment trends and statistics from HAYS' expert market insig...
Episode Two - Vipin Tanwar (Deloitte) 27.04.2023 23:40
Join Ciara Nolan, TU Dublin Lecturer in HRM, in conversation with Vipin Tanwar, Director within Deloitte's Human Capital – HR Transformation consulting practice. In this episode, Ciara and Vipin will discuss the role that HR Technologies play in driving operational efficiency and an engaging employee experience, Vipin's experience working on multiple Global HR Transformation programmes acr...
Episode One - Nick Gallimore (Advanced HR) 03.04.2023 26:27
In this episode, Nick Gallimore, Managing Director (People Management) at Advanced HR, speaks candidly about his own professional journey in the HR and talent space, the evolving role of HR in 21st century organisations, and the value HR data and analytics. Nick was interviewed by Ann Masterson, head of HRM discipline at Technological University Dublin. This pilot episode of 'Ahead of the Curv...
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