E20 That Great Business Show, "Ireland's best business podcast"
3' Paul O'Sullivan, co-owner of Ireland's Eye Knitwear on the value of resolving family business squabbles via an outside mentor, why they outsourced manufacturing to China and why they subsequently pulled out of China, product provenance and authenticity, how a trip to the National College of Art and Design, Dublin annual student exhibition led to finding their in-house designer, his belated conversion to online selling, and why he'd hire the late Senator Feargal Quinn in a heartbeat.
22' Bevin Mahon, co-owner, Dental Tech Group, her transition for social science graduate to entrepreneur, growing a business from 2 to 40 people, how dentures end up in toilets and fires, the future of 3D dentures and how it will cut costs and creation time significantly, how Covid forced the entire company into a rethink, how she intends for her company to dominate the world, how network groups grew her business vision, and why she would hire her Ukraine based mentor, Nadiia Vaseylieva in a heartbeat.
40' Tommy Kearns, former Connacht Rugby rugby pro and co-founder Xtremepush. on sea swimming and business, how their software can track what anyone is doing online no matter what platform (laptop, mobile, tablet etc) they're using, their new Park Avenue, New York HQ set to conquer the USA, and aiming for a $500m valuation in three years, and why he'd hire the Collison brothers, Patrick and John, in a heartbeat.
62' Sarah Oullette, co-founder Kindora, on how she advertised on LinkedIn for a co-founder, the number and types of flakes who responded, what her 'pre-loved' kids accessories platform can and will do, what business she modelled it on, her background with a Hong Kong art platform, seeking a third angel investor to bring her early stage company to the European market, why she'd hire a drag queen in a heartbeat to represent her company.
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By Conall Ó'MóráinE20 That Great Business Show, "Ireland's best business podcast"
3' Paul O'Sullivan, co-owner of Ireland's Eye Knitwear on the value of resolving family business squabbles via an outside mentor, why they outsourced manufacturing to China and why they subsequently pulled out of China, product provenance and authenticity, how a trip to the National College of Art and Design, Dublin annual student exhibition led to finding their in-house designer, his belated conversion to online selling, and why he'd hire the late Senator Feargal Quinn in a heartbeat.
22' Bevin Mahon, co-owner, Dental Tech Group, her transition for social science graduate to entrepreneur, growing a business from 2 to 40 people, how dentures end up in toilets and fires, the future of 3D dentures and how it will cut costs and creation time significantly, how Covid forced the entire company into a rethink, how she intends for her company to dominate the world, how network groups grew her business vision, and why she would hire her Ukraine based mentor, Nadiia Vaseylieva in a heartbeat.
40' Tommy Kearns, former Connacht Rugby rugby pro and co-founder Xtremepush. on sea swimming and business, how their software can track what anyone is doing online no matter what platform (laptop, mobile, tablet etc) they're using, their new Park Avenue, New York HQ set to conquer the USA, and aiming for a $500m valuation in three years, and why he'd hire the Collison brothers, Patrick and John, in a heartbeat.
62' Sarah Oullette, co-founder Kindora, on how she advertised on LinkedIn for a co-founder, the number and types of flakes who responded, what her 'pre-loved' kids accessories platform can and will do, what business she modelled it on, her background with a Hong Kong art platform, seeking a third angel investor to bring her early stage company to the European market, why she'd hire a drag queen in a heartbeat to represent her company.
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