Jack Corless – A Dairy Consultant

Jack Corless is a dairy consultant specializing in helping large dairy production units improve nutrition and management practices to support industry success.

His sensuality betrays his middle-class origins, yet his petty venality undermines any initial sympathy the reader might feel for him. Ironically, his sentimentality is subverted with references to voyeurism and drinking.

Early Life and Education

Corless studied geology and oceanography at the University of California, San Diego in the 1970s. While doing so, he helped locate hydrothermal vents undersea. Working together with fellow scientists Richard von Herzen and Jerry van Andel on Alvin research vessel they examined basaltic rock for signs of water circulation as well as finding living creatures such as giant tube worms and shrimp living around these vents.

Catherine Corless of Irish Examiner political editor has been honored at tonight’s Rehab People of the Year awards alongside Rescue 116 crew, rugby referee Joy Neville and Vera Twomey, but Catherine has taken aim at the Government for not commiting fully to an excavation and exhumation in Tuam and Bessborough mother-and-baby home sites.

Professional Career

Jack Corless has spent his professional career working with dairy producers around the globe. Both as a consultant and for Alltech Inc, his primary goal has been to establish large scale production units in regions where climate, genetics, forage and education present obstacles to sustainable milk production.

Jack earned a BSC (Hons) in Computer Science at Royal Holloway, University of London between 2013 – 2016, after which he joined IMSOL to use his expertise to assist DeltaVision customers. Jack strives to see every issue completely resolved before moving onto support other customers.

Corless is also actively engaged in community initiatives at Wigan Athletic and completed their apprenticeship programme; this allows him to serve as School Sport and Cohesion Coach.

Achievement and Honors

Corless has guided seven players who were selected in the NFL draft during his time at the university, as well as one who won Sun Belt Conference defensive player of the year and two All-Sun Belt honors.

He currently works at IMSOL as a Support Engineer. His main task is resolving any issues with their DeltaVision product and any others made by IMSOL as needed. With an unwavering commitment to excellent customer service, his strong drive makes sure issues are dealt with until resolution occurs.

Corless graduated from Northwestern State, where he played on teams that advanced to three consecutive NCAA FCS playoff appearances and earned three championship rings during that time. Since graduating he has earned both an undergraduate degree from Northwest Missouri State and his Master’s in Public Administration.

Personal Life

Corless remains very modest despite his success, crediting many of his achievements to the support from family, teammates and sponsors as well as learning from Nick Mcintyre – an experienced Victorian representative bowler and teammate of Corless’.

Corless last resided at 413 Christopher in Rincon, Georgia and other possible addresses include 4521 Lehigh in Sacramento. Relatives included Kay Thompson, Roger Thompson, Bradley Thompson and David Corless as well as his daughter Lori Corless-Kennedy who has an admiration of history books; sports & music. Corless studied Computer Science at Royal Holloway, University of London between 2013 – 2016 where his focus was to see problems resolved fully before supporting another customer. Today he works for DeltaVision Software Engineering where his strong work ethic ensures issue resolution before moving onto support another customer support call.

Net Worth

Jack Corless is an esteemed dairy consultant estimated to be worth an estimated estimated net worth of over $191 Million. He offers nutritional and management advice to dairy producers worldwide with an emphasis on increasing milk yields and profitability; some of his work has assisted some of the largest dairy production units in eastern Europe and Russia.

Corless spent much of 2014 working to increase awareness among local officials and media outlets in Tuam, Ireland about how nearly eight hundred infants and children died at a mother and baby home between 1925 and 1961 without receiving proper burial. Her efforts paid off, with this story receiving worldwide coverage.