Louise O'Sullivan

Louise O'Sullivan may refer to:

Louise O'Sullivan (Tien-Tsin)

Louise O'Sullivan, Irish member of the Sisters of Charity, died 21 June 1870.

O'Sullivan was one of ten Sisters of Charity who were killed in an attack at Tianjin in June 1870.

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Louise O'Sullivan (businesswoman)

Louise O'Sullivan (born 1973) is an Irish telecommunications executive. She is the Founder and CEO of Anam Technologies, a Dublin-based firm which develops secure SS7 and SMS systems for mobile network operators. O'Sullivan entered the telecommunications field in 1995 and founded Anam Technologies in 1999. She left Anam in 2003 to start a family and, before returning in 2012, opened a restaurant, a music business, and a media firm. She is a vocal advocate for gender parity in the IT industry. In 2015 she was named one of the 50 Most Inspiring Women in European Tech by Inspiring Fifty.

Education

She received a degree in hotel management from the Shannon College of Hotel Management.

Career

O'Sullivan entered the telecommunications industry in 1995, working for Aldiscon first in marketing and later in bid management, project management, and account management. Although she lacked qualifications in the IT industry, she applied herself to learning on the job. Following Aldiscon's acquisition by Logica in 1997, she was assigned to the UK market.