Quinn Sullivan (born March 26, 1999) is a guitar prodigy from the old fishing town of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Sullivan first picked up a guitar at the age of five. He was "discovered" by Ellen Degeneres and later joined up with guitar legend Buddy Guy in 2007. He released his debut album Cyclone in 2011.
A Young O’Sullivan Stars in O’Sullivan’s Latest Film
Joey O’Sullivan is a talented young actor who co-stars with Martin Sheen in the recently completed feature film, Stella Days. The film was directed by Thaddeus O’Sullivan and was shot on location in County Tipperary. It is the story of an innovative parish priest who encourages his village to open up a local cinema. The priest, played by Sheen, meets stiff resistance from some of his parishioners and outright opposition from his bishop, who wants to raise money to build a new church. Watch for the film to be released soon by Newgrange Films.
Finian O'Sullivan
Finian O’Sullivan, Executive Chairman, Bayfield Energy
Finian O’Sullivan (56) holds an honors degree in Geology from University College Galway. Finian has pursued an international career in the oil industry spanning 32 years with Chevron, Geophysical Systems, Olympic Oil and Gas and Burren Energy. Finian founded Burren Energy in 1994 and developed its business in Turkmenistan and West Africa leading to Burren’s flotation on the London Stock Exchange with a market capitalization of £175 million in 2003. As Chief Executive, Finian expanded Burren’s activities with successful exploration and steady growth in production. In 2008, Burren Energy was sold to Eni for £1.7 billion.
Sean O'Sullivan, CEO, Mapinfo
An O’Sullivan is a True “Renaissance Man” "A 10-story communications building in the middle of Baghdad had been blown to pieces,” Sean O’Sullivan remembered. “Iraqis had to walk by that sort of mayhem every day. It was disturbing for me to see this and realize that not only was no one doing anything about it, no one even had plans to do anything about it.” So O’Sullivan took on the job himself—founding JumpStart International, a nongovernmental humanitarian organization, in 2003 and hiring 3,500 Iraqis to “tear down the old and make way for the new.” In doing so, he acquired a perspective on the world that echoes in his convictions to this day. O’Sullivan bears an uncanny resemblance to the ideal of the Renaissance man. While earning his electrical engineering degree at Rensselaer, he and three other students founded MapInfo, now the world’s leading provider of “location intelligence” (i.e., computerized mapping) solutions. MapInfo was the first to create the ability to type an address into a computer and see a street map—a technology now used all over the world. After seven years as MapInfo’s president, O’Sullivan left to start a rock band, which produced two CDs, and a popular music studio in Philadelphia, which recorded INXS, Sheryl Crow, Joan Osborne, and other superstars. Music was hardly his last stop. Indeed, he went on to launch other technology companies, start a venture capital fund (backing 18 companies, six of which are now publicly held), earn his master’s degree in film production, and create a handful of independent films. It was on a documentary shoot in Iraq that the inspiration for JumpStart came to him. To read source article please click on photo.
