20 February 2025
As part of the National Training Fund (NTF) 2025 Programme, Carmichael is hosting a free NTF webinar on “Recruit, Retain & Reap the Rewards: Why Age Diversity Matters” with Mark Fenton.
This 50 minute webinar will include:
- How to be longevity literate
- Embrace the Zoomers (Gen Z : the newest generation in the workplace)
- Age biases as barriers & how to overcome them
- ‘If you don’t have an age strategy; you don’t have a growth strategy’
Date: 28th March 2025, 1.05pm-1.55pm
Register here.
The funding for the provision of these services comes from the National Training Fund administered by the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research Innovation and Science. Participants will be asked to provide further information regarding Age Range, Gender, Employment Status, Educational Background, Role in Organisation, Organisation Activity & Size post registration.
Speaker: Mark Fenton
Mark is the Founder & CEO of MASF Consulting Limited (see www.masf.ie), a specialised advisor on Diversity & Inclusion (‘D&I’) and Executive Coaching. They support cultural understanding, transformation, the embrace of diversity and the power of an inclusive working culture. They advise domestic and global organisations – primarily in Ireland, UK and continental Europe. Operating from Dublin since 2016, Mark previously lived in Paris where he managed D&I global programs for the AXA Group.
Mark is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ireland (FCA), having trained with PwC in Dublin. Mark spent 20+ years in international financial services (including 9 in London and 7 in Paris), with a focus on Audit & Compliance, HR & Communications, and Facilities Management. Mark hold’s a 1st Class Honours in Executive Coaching from the Irish Management Institute / University College Cork (where he also teaches masterclasses as an Associate) and is an accredited (Senior Practitioner) member of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council (‘EMCC’).
Mark holds a Masters’ in Accounting from University College Dublin (where, as part of the university’s Executive Coaching and Expert Mentoring panels, Mark supports an annual cohort of MBA and CEMS students) and a BBS and BA from Trinity College Dublin.
From 2017-2020, Mark was on the Board of Directors of Screen Ireland (formerly the Irish Film Board), driving the gender equality and diversity committee and chairing the Audit & Risk committee. Mark currently sits on the Advisory Board of the Irish Tech Society.
