Bernice Maria Paolozzi is an independent entrepreneur, developing global 
business with a focus on the value of an ethics based approach in dealing with 
today’s challenges in the global market.  She has a unique talent for clearly
identifying the strategic solutions to many developmental problems individual
enterprises often fail to recognize.

She has developed the theory of putting a conscience into commerce through fast 
effective and efficient tools and techniques such as the proprietary Connect 4A © 
Formula.

Bernice created the Connect 4A © model of global corporate and social enterprise 
for successful value based sustainable growth.
Awareness – raise awareness with the consumer and general public
Availability – through social enterprise communities
Accessibility – engage the corporate community
Activity – Involve media community to start the wheel spinning into action to 
connect all members of the social commerce community.
For the Connect 4A Formula to be successful, whole mind thinking must be 
employed. If one of the 4 is left out, then there is no balance, reflecting all
life science – connected. It is the foundation to spiral upwards to breakthrough
rather than spiraling down to breakdown.

Bernice represents her home country of Ireland in a lot of her achievements, acting 
on her entrepreneurial spirit rather than waiting for the slower governmental 
machine to take notice of required action.

Empowering Youth
She ensured the voice of Ireland’s youth was represented and heard at the World 
Youth Conference in 2003 in Morocco and 2005 in Edinburgh 
(www.scotland2005.org) when the officials were not even aware of this major event 
at which youth from over 100 countries gathered to write their proposal to achieve 
the Millennium Development Goals 2012, presented to the UN.

International Peace Garden
Ms. Paolozzi  was responsible for securing the International Peace Garden for 
Ireland in 20005/2006 (www.ipgf.org).  The International Peace Gardens offer a 
lasting link for participating countries to open doors for trade, commerce and 
cultural exchange. Bernice initiated the involvement of youth in the planting of
the gardens in recognition of Young peoples’ enthusiasm and vibrancy to break down 
barriers and encourage tolerance and hope for our future. 

Ireland India Trade Development
Bernice has further developed Cultural exchange to Ireland India Enterprise. As the 
sole Irish representative at the Europe India Chamber of Commerce Leadership in 
Business Symposium on Corporate Culture & Spirituality in November 2006 
(www.ccs2006.org), she initiated the Ireland India Trade & Tourism Forum 
(www.open-door.eu) to get trade flowing between two countries who despite their 
enormous physical difference have remarkable similarities in terms of culture, 
stamina and independent entrepreneurial spirit. From this ground breaking Forum, 
over 40 multimillion-Euro enterprises came together from both India and Ireland, to 
develop trade relations and do business together. Discussions and Negotiations 
continue as deals emerge between the countries. Most significant to date a 
€7million deal between a shipping company and Irish sea logistic provider.
The success of the entrepreneurial drive continues with the establishment of the 
Ireland India National Enterprise Forum. A hub for both Irish and Indian 
entrepreneurs to develop links and trade relations. Bernice is making it her 
business to ensure that Ireland plays a leading role in building and sustaining 
these partnerships to harmonise trade and investment based on ethics.

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Bernice Maria Paolozzi, is an independent international business developer.

With a background in Montessori teaching, she integrates her psychological 
training, experience in finance and management accounts and studies in human 
resource management and ten years extensive corporate cultural experience of 
Eastern and Western enterprise, to develop a new and dynamic approach to 
business development and trade and tourism relations.

In Ireland and internationally, she has developed many major successful social 
commerce enterprise models and projects, raising in excess of €1 million.

She is currently developing a bid for Ireland to host the Indian International Film 
Academy Awards (www.iifa.com) and is currently building bridges between Ireland 
and India with Sonia Gandhi and other Irish and Indian government officials.

Bernice is based in Dublin Ireland with her daughter Nadia (18) and son, Stevie 
(12).