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#112: The Bottom Line - The Week in Business, Sport, Business & A Winning Mindset, Understanding the Supply Crisis & Kilkenny's One Way Traffic System
Laura Slattery, Journalist at the Irish Times chatted to John about the big business stories of the week, from ongoing Covid restrictions, a financial services company being subject to fines by the Central Bank and non-fungible tokens.
Eoin Murphy, Business Development Manager at Carlow Based Company Stryve is well known to most through his hurling career with the Kilkenny team and his club Glenmore. Eoin joined John to chat about his career, how his sports and business career overlap and how he brings his winning mentality from sport to his work.
Understanding the supply chain crisis - Peter Henebry of Maxem engineering joined John to chat about the global pandemic, climate change, the demand for microprocessors and what it means for business.
John Hurley, CEO of Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce spoke with John about the one-way system in Kilkenny City Centre and how the city centre retailers feel about it.
With thanks to O’Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.
To contact the show, email: [email protected]
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By John PurcellLaura Slattery, Journalist at the Irish Times chatted to John about the big business stories of the week, from ongoing Covid restrictions, a financial services company being subject to fines by the Central Bank and non-fungible tokens.
Eoin Murphy, Business Development Manager at Carlow Based Company Stryve is well known to most through his hurling career with the Kilkenny team and his club Glenmore. Eoin joined John to chat about his career, how his sports and business career overlap and how he brings his winning mentality from sport to his work.
Understanding the supply chain crisis - Peter Henebry of Maxem engineering joined John to chat about the global pandemic, climate change, the demand for microprocessors and what it means for business.
John Hurley, CEO of Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce spoke with John about the one-way system in Kilkenny City Centre and how the city centre retailers feel about it.
With thanks to O’Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.
To contact the show, email: [email protected]
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