Margaret Molloy

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Margaret Molloy is an Irish businesswoman. Based in New York City, she is the chief marketing officer and head of new development at Siegel+Gale, a strategy and design firm. Molloy is a member of Global Irish Network, an advisory group to the Government of Ireland.^[1] She was formerly the Board Chairperson for the New York Hub of The Marketing Society, a global community of over 3,000 senior marketers. Molloy is now a board member of the society.^[1] In addition to her duties as a board member of The Marketing Society, she serves on the board of directors of ANA Business Marketing NYC and on the board of the Origin Theatre.^[1] In 2020, she cofounded Chief, a private network built to drive more women into positions of power and stabilise their careers. Furthermore, she serves as a member of The WIE Suite, a private membership community of women leaders and creatives. Additionally, she is a member of the Wall Street Journal CMO Network.

Molloy has had her work published in the Harvard Business Review and Fast Company. She is also a frequent contributor to LinkedIn and Forbes.^[2] Molloy is also the creator of #WearingIrish, a platform that promotes awareness of Irish fashion design.^[3]