Neil Kelleher
About Neil Kelleher
Neil Kelleher serves as the Financial Services Sector Manager at JohnRyan, Inc., where he has worked since 2011. He has extensive experience in retail marketing, having deployed programs across 35 countries and contributed to managing over $1 billion in marketing initiatives.
Work at John Ryan
Neil Kelleher has served as the Financial Services Sector Manager at JohnRyan, Inc. since 2011. Over his 13 years with the company, he has been instrumental in deploying retail marketing programs across 35 countries. His role involves optimizing customer experiences specifically for financial services firms on a global scale. Kelleher has contributed to a team that has managed over $1 billion in retail marketing initiatives, showcasing his expertise in the financial services sector.
Education and Expertise
Neil Kelleher holds a Master of Arts in Law from the University of Oxford, where he studied from 2004 to 2007. Additionally, he completed a Diploma in Professional Marketing at CIM | The Chartered Institute of Marketing from 2016 to 2017. His educational background provides a strong foundation in both legal and marketing principles, which supports his current role in financial services marketing.
Background
Neil Kelleher has a diverse background that combines legal education with marketing expertise. His studies at the University of Oxford and CIM have equipped him with the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of the financial services industry. His professional journey has led him to a significant position at JohnRyan, where he focuses on enhancing customer experiences in retail marketing.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Neil Kelleher has been part of a team that has successfully managed over $1 billion in retail marketing programs. His involvement in deploying marketing initiatives across 35 countries highlights his capability in handling large-scale projects within the financial services sector. Kelleher's contributions have played a vital role in optimizing customer experiences for financial services firms globally.