Nora joined Roscommon Women’s Network in 2007 as its first paid staff member and has played a key role in its growth into a thriving women-centred social enterprise. In 2012, RWN became part of Women’s Collective Ireland , funded by the Department of Justice & Equality, and Nora has since been employed by WCI. She continues to work closely with the RWN Voluntary Board and the WCI Roscommon Advisory Committee to identify local needs and develop supports for women and families across the county. Bringing a strong business management background, Nora has been instrumental in shaping RWN’s evolution.

Jean joined CycleUp Textiles as Social Enterprise Manager in September 2025, bringing over 15 years’ experience in project management, stakeholder engagement, and social impact delivery. She previously held senior roles with the Economic and Social Research Council, Bangor University, and the University of Leicester. At CycleUp, Jean leads enterprise operations, partnerships, and impact measurement, driving sustainable growth and positive community outcomes. Her leadership blends strategic vision with a strong commitment to social and environmental progress. Jean's role is funded by the Community Services Programme.

Aisling joined CycleUp Textiles as the full-time Administrator in December 2024, and progressed to the role of Business Development Coordinator in March 2025. With a decade of experience in fashion retail buying, category management and product planning strategy, she has a strong background in growing brands, managing product lifecycles and analysing market trends.​ Her expertise supports CycleUp’s mission to create high-quality, upcycled items that meet market demand while promoting sustainability. Aisling's role is funded by the EU Just Transition Fund.