Gabrielle O'Donovan
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Gabrielle O'Donovan

Gabrielle O'Donovan is an award-winning organisational culture and change expert and author who debuted as a memoirist in 2025 after she was the victim of mistaken identity by the UK government.

With "Gino's Contraband: Guilty Until Proven Innocent" (The Change Press, 2025), Gabrielle has matured into a human rights advocate, using the power of words to drive justice, human rights and change.

Given her first-hand experience, Gabrielle can relate to the suffering of others who have been the victims of mistaken identity and who are concerned about the erosion of human rights and state overreach.

"Gino's Contraband" awards and accolades:

2026 - Selected by Publishers Weekly for their "booklife ELITE" curated collection of the best indie books, distributed Feb 2026 to public and academic libraries in 115 countries worldwide

2025 - booklife PRIZE runner-up (9/10)
2025 - booklife accolade "Editors' Pick"
2025 - Love Reading accolade "Indie Books We Love"
2025 - Literary Titan Gold Award

Other publications:

Making Organizational Change Stick (Routledge 2018)
Solvency II: Stakeholder Communications and Change (Gower, 2016)
The Corporate Culture Handbook (The Liffey Press 2006)
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