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Young Difference Makers S03 Ep02 Evan O'Donnell: From Math Enthusiast to Advocate for Accounting and Sustainability

20 Feb 2025

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Evan O'Donnell's journey from a math enthusiast to a passionate advocate for accounting and sustainability is nothing short of inspiring. Embark on this episode as we unravel Evan's path to becoming a chartered accountant, a voyage ignited by an enlightening experience with an accounting teacher in secondary school and nurtured through his education at University College Cork. Evan's professional growth took root at PwC Ireland, where beyond honing his accounting skills, he became a mentor for aspiring accountants and a pioneering force in sustainability initiatives. His commitment to using his voice for positive change shines through his active involvement in waste reduction efforts and his mentorship role with the Irish Consulting Student Group.Evan's experiences at the One Young World Summit are a testament to his dedication to effecting change. Representing Ireland as the flag bearer, he connected with global delegates, drawing inspiration from diverse voices like that of Jamad Fiin, a trailblazer for young women in sports. As Evan reflects on his journey, he shares his aspirations of climbing the corporate ladder to make a substantial impact on business and society, fostering a culture of mentorship for young accountants. With insights from role models such as Caroline McGroary and the wisdom of Margaret Atwood, Evan's story is a compelling reminder of the power of courage, networking, and perseverance in reshaping industries and communities.

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