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780 Sean Donnelly – LDS Church Growth in Africa
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Sean Donnelly is an Area Relations Manager based in SLC. He supports the teams in all aspects of public relations, government relations and communication efforts. He chairs the Africa government relations sub-committee in the USA. He is the managing editor of Africa Newsroom.
Sean has lived and worked in 9 countries, and in prior life worked for a US listed company for 9 years in the UK office as a senior manager of large departments.
He also spent 20 years in management consulting in diverse industries across Europe and Africa, focused mainly on executive development and organizational effectiveness, marketing and strategy and was running his own company.
He served with his wife as mission leaders in Madagascar and interim mission leaders in the Congo. He is a fluent French speaker. He was a sought-after motivational speaker and later
author of a top-selling personal effectiveness book in South Africa. He combines years of corporate experience with a strong academic understanding, he has an MBA from Bond
University Australia. His outstanding competence is people leadership and organizational effectiveness in emerging market economies. He now has vast experience working in
international areas and at headquarters for the Church.
He joined The Church in 1983 and went on mission 11 months later to Switzerland, Geneva. He served as a Bishop at age 29, Stake Presidency, Mission President twice, Stake Audit
Chairman etc. He has travelled to most of the countries in Africa many times, he understands intimately the socio-economic and political context, and most important how to
work with the people and politics in Africa.
He is married to Dianne, and together they enjoy nature conservation, wildlife photography, outdoors and life.
The post 780 Sean Donnelly – LDS Church Growth in Africa appeared first on The Cultural Hall Podcast.
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Manage episode 407556940 series 2465894
Sean Donnelly is an Area Relations Manager based in SLC. He supports the teams in all aspects of public relations, government relations and communication efforts. He chairs the Africa government relations sub-committee in the USA. He is the managing editor of Africa Newsroom.
Sean has lived and worked in 9 countries, and in prior life worked for a US listed company for 9 years in the UK office as a senior manager of large departments.
He also spent 20 years in management consulting in diverse industries across Europe and Africa, focused mainly on executive development and organizational effectiveness, marketing and strategy and was running his own company.
He served with his wife as mission leaders in Madagascar and interim mission leaders in the Congo. He is a fluent French speaker. He was a sought-after motivational speaker and later
author of a top-selling personal effectiveness book in South Africa. He combines years of corporate experience with a strong academic understanding, he has an MBA from Bond
University Australia. His outstanding competence is people leadership and organizational effectiveness in emerging market economies. He now has vast experience working in
international areas and at headquarters for the Church.
He joined The Church in 1983 and went on mission 11 months later to Switzerland, Geneva. He served as a Bishop at age 29, Stake Presidency, Mission President twice, Stake Audit
Chairman etc. He has travelled to most of the countries in Africa many times, he understands intimately the socio-economic and political context, and most important how to
work with the people and politics in Africa.
He is married to Dianne, and together they enjoy nature conservation, wildlife photography, outdoors and life.
The post 780 Sean Donnelly – LDS Church Growth in Africa appeared first on The Cultural Hall Podcast.
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