Fergus O’connor
About Fergus O’connor
Fergus O’Connor is an Account Executive currently working at Klaviyo in London, England. He has a diverse background in sales and mentorship, with previous roles at companies such as Shackle, Maxio, and Intercom, and has pursued studies in business and project management.
Work at Klaviyo
Fergus O’Connor has been employed at Klaviyo as an Account Executive since 2023. He operates in a hybrid work environment from London, England. His role involves managing client accounts and driving sales initiatives to enhance customer engagement through Klaviyo's marketing automation platform.
Previous Experience in Sales
Prior to his current position at Klaviyo, Fergus O’Connor held various roles in sales and account management. He worked at Shackle as an Account Executive for three months in 2023. Before that, he served as a Senior Account Executive at Maxio for nine months and as a Senior Account Executive at Chargify for five months in 2022. His experience also includes a role as a Sales Development Representative at Intercom for one year.
Mentorship and Development Roles
Fergus O’Connor contributed to the development of others as a Mentor at Gradguide from 2020 to 2022. In this role, he provided guidance and support to students, helping them navigate their career paths. Additionally, he worked at IDA Ireland in various capacities, including Business Development and Assistant Project Executive.
Educational Background
Fergus O’Connor has a strong educational background. He studied at Trinity College Dublin, where he earned a degree in Business and Spanish from 2013 to 2017. He also attended Stanford University, focusing on Project Management and Business Presence and Persuasion: Communication for Effectiveness since 2019. His studies at Universidad de Alcalá included Business & Spanish from 2015 to 2016.
International Experience
Fergus O’Connor has gained international experience through his work and studies. He taught English as a Second Language at Native Learn in Madrid, Spain, for nine months. Additionally, he worked at IDA Ireland in the San Francisco Bay Area, which provided him with insights into the global business landscape.