Strength

In the way we think, communicate & strategise

We believe in building relationships

Are you brilliant at short-term planning but fall down on long-term strategy? Great at metrics and hitting targets but not at communication? Technically excellent but poor at innovation? Are you successful in your field but driven by a desire to improve? Clear Eye can help.
We empower teams and individuals to achieve their full potential. Our message is this: expand your brain, expand your heart, expand your reach. When you expand who you are as a human being you can fulfil your human potential.

REVELATION

Using our natural curiosity to be playful and solve problems

We believe in making space for clear thinking. We know true innovation comes from a moment of revelation, and that moment is preceded by new understanding.
Human beings are naturally playful problem solvers. The Clear Eye path is simple but challenging. There are four steps: connection, strength, revelation, transformation.

Clear Eye associates

Our experts come from diverse professional backgrounds and are talented facilitators, mentors and coaches.
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Margaret E Ward

Chief Executive Officer
Facilitator & executive coach 

Áine Kerr

Áine Kerr

Executive coach
(Spotify; co-founder Kinzen; Facebook; Storyful)

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Farzana Maudarbaccus

Organisational Psychologist
Facilitator & coach

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Fionnuala Meehan

Mentor & coach: international scaling & transformation
(Former head Google Ireland, MD EMEA)

Mary Goulding

Mary Goulding

Executive coach
 

Philip Darling

Philip Darling

Design thinking & innovation
facilitator

Kathleen Warner Yeates

Kathleen Warner Yeates

Public speaking facilitator
 

Adrian Carty

Adrian Carty

Content creator, facilitator
 

Booker Prize winner

Paul Lynch

Worked here!

The team at Clear Eye are incredibly proud to be associated with Booker Prize winning author Paul Lynch. We have known for many years that Paul was destined for great success and congratulate him on becoming the fifth Irish writer to win the Booker Prize.