Clodagh Power

Background

About Clodagh Power

Clodagh Power has more than a decade of experience analysing issues relating to public finance, international trade and the environment. Currently based in Paris at the OECD, Clodagh previously worked at the New York and Dublin offices of Arthur Cox solicitors, advising multinational companies on international tax laws, structuring business transactions and reorganisations, and dispute resolution. Prior to private practice, Clodagh worked at the European Parliament on issues before the Parliamentary Committees on the Environment and Transport the Delegation for Relations with the United States. In addition, Clodagh advised the chair of the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland on Irish climate change policy. She has won several awards for her public speaking and debating abilities and for her work on the environment and democratic processes. Clodagh completed the International Comparative Tax Policy and Administration program at Harvard University’s Kennedy School, earned her law degree with honours at University College Dublin and has a master’s degree in environmental law and policy from University College London.