Conor's professional journey is a testament to his dedication to education, adventure, and community engagement. Armed with a genetics degree from Trinity College Dublin, ranked 43rd globally at the time, he embarked on a diverse career path, including roles as a molecular biologist in the U.S. and a microbiologist in Ireland. However, Conor's true passion for teaching science emerged when he moved to Korea in 2007.

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Rooted in a family business focused on education and outdoor activities, Conor has been involved in organizing camps for French and Spanish students since his youth in the west of Ireland, under the guidance of his mother, Ann. Building on this foundation, Conor expanded his horizons in 2013 by organizing study abroad and activity camps across Asia and Europe, providing transformative experiences for Korean and Chinese students.

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Amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Conor found himself in Thailand, where he returned to teaching as a Biology teacher for 3 years at Assumption College during the lockdown. After the pandemic, he resumed his passion for outdoor education, working as an instructor. Conor has led over 30 camps in Thailand for prestigious institutions such as St. Andrews, Bangkok International School, Rugby International, Australia International School, Swiss International , and others.

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Recently, Conor took on the role of chairman of the Asian County Board for the GAA in Asia, showcasing his commitment to fostering community engagement and sportsmanship. His dedication to inspiring young minds and fostering a love for education and outdoor activities shines through in every aspect of his journey.