Making Resilience a practice not a personality trait

Learn how to control what is within your remit as the CEO of your own life during times of change and uncertainty.

In this webinar, Oonagh and Marie-Claire of MCO Performance will discuss the concept of resilience as a practice, rather than a personality trait.

You will discover the secret to obtaining high performance and resilience, which will be applicable to navigating your work life and when you seek balance within your personal life. It's all about the perfect combination of ability and mindset to become your most productive and confident self. You will also understand how resilience and regulating your emotions can become a daily practice - accessible to anyone who is willing to embrace it!
 

Oonagh O’Reilly and Marie-Claire McGreevy are the co-founders of MCO Performance, a creative, innovative and action-oriented sales and marketing consultancy specialising in systemising commercial operations, motivation and mindset and creating high performance cultures.
 
The pair have more than 30 years’ combined specialist expertise in driving transformational change and growth working with Top 100 brands and high growth scale ups including NI Chamber, Irish Football Association and Texthelp. They have a stellar track record in exceeding challenging revenue targets and providing leadership to grow and develop high-performing, multi-disciplinary teams to deliver substantial commercial growth.
 
A passion for accountability-based leadership was the catalyst that led them to co-found MCO Performance. Having previously led the commercial function at the iconic ICC Belfast, Waterfront Hall and Ulster Hall venues, they empowered their intergenerational team to achieve significant success and become a high-performing unit. 
 
Now, they partner with blue chip clients such as Danske Bank and Sunday Times’ Top Track 100 and Best Places to Work Award winners including First Event to uncover the power of creating straightforward systems and processes that allow their teams to use more of their processing power for the magic, rather than the mundane.