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Investing In The New Northern Ireland

March 18th, 2010

During the week-long St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Washington, D.C., we had a front row seat to the positive changes in Northern Ireland, which can easily be called “the new Northern Ireland”.

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How Irish-Americans Paved the Way on K Street

March 17th, 2010

Susan Davis has also turned her Irish-American heritage into a part of her book of business. She has worked on international trade issues between the United States and Ireland. This week she’s advising investors in Ireland on a trade mission with 12 companies from Northern Ireland visiting the U.S.

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The Discerning Listener

July 16th, 2009

The skills of listening and communicating competently are unquestionably essential to success in her own profession, but Washington DC-based PR expert Susan Davis believes that proficiency in these disciplines is critical to advancing no matter what area of business you are in.

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Investing In The New Northern Ireland

How Irish-Americans Paved the Way on K Street

The Discerning Listener

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