If there’s one thing at the top of Vivienne Sayers O’Callaghan’s impressive to-do list, it’s rewriting the narrative. Whether it’s reclaiming stereotypes, revitalizing the Irish language, or even redirecting her own destiny, Sayers O’Callaghan knew that New York City was the place to be. “I saw the ambition that the people of New York had,” she said. “That is the place for me.” Call it intuition, but in Sayers O’Callaghan’s case, she had a mentor who planted the seed in her New York state of mind.