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Dear Clann Member,
I would like to begin by thanking you all for bestowing upon me the
honour of serving as Clann Chief. I am following in the footsteps of some
formidable people and to misquote Sir Isaac Newton - I am standing in the
shadow of Giants. Being Chief is generally regarded as a thank you for
sterling Clann work, put in over a sustained period of time. But now and
again people like me sneak through and manage to win the prize - so don’t
despair there is hope for everyone!
I have had the pleasure of meeting a number of you down through the years
at our biannual gatherings and amazingly I have yet to meet a cousin I
didn’t like! The international members of the Clann add a wonderful
dynamic to the gatherings and I have enjoyed each and every one. The 2010
event was especially memorable, not just for my inauguration but mostly
due to the warm and intimate atmosphere that surrounded the week. A huge
amount of work was put in by John of Wexford and his efforts paid off
handsomely.
It is only thanks to the support of members like you that our Clann is as
strong as it is today. I take great pride in the energy, dedication and
professionalism our members bring to our organisation. I am delighted to
see a whole new intake of volunteers taking on the responsibility of
helping the Clann grow in the difficult times we all find ourselves in.
Being part of the Clann has put me in touch with some wonderful people
and has been a genuinely rewarding experience. From
Finally, as Chief I feel a certain responsibility to ensure my message
contains the requisite number of management terms. Therefore, going
forward I hope that we can raise the core competency of our stakeholders
and realign our business processes to more accurately reflect the
synergies found at all levels of our customer facing team.
Best wishes to you and your family and I hope to see you in Bunclody for
2012… Jimmy Kavanagh
Chief - Clann Chaomhánach
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