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Episode 59 That Great Business Show, Peter Stringer, businessman - Ken Finnegan TCD Tangent - James Fallon, Éanna Byrne, BainisteoirBoardGame.ie
3.00" Peter Stringer talks about ankles, what elite athletes know about business, his BodyPlan business, his F45 gym expansion plans, what a 'Person of the Match' earns, what he thinks of Donncha O'Callaghan as a businessman...and so much more. We do business differently.
33.00" With a claimed 40% of workers worldwide considering leaving their employers, Ken Finnegan, CEO of TCD Tangent, tells us of a myriad of courses available to individuals and companies, across the country, to help upskill, reskill or retool their businesses and their careers.
53.00" James Fallon, Éanna Byrne, co-founders of www.BainisteoirBoardGame.ie explains why making a Gaelic Games board game wasn't as easy as the two primary school teachers thought it would be and what they learnt about design, production problems, protecting IP rights, and so much more about business. But, after two years, they got there and Santa Claus will have 3,000 copies of the game in his sack for Christmas.
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By Conall Ó'Móráin3.00" Peter Stringer talks about ankles, what elite athletes know about business, his BodyPlan business, his F45 gym expansion plans, what a 'Person of the Match' earns, what he thinks of Donncha O'Callaghan as a businessman...and so much more. We do business differently.
33.00" With a claimed 40% of workers worldwide considering leaving their employers, Ken Finnegan, CEO of TCD Tangent, tells us of a myriad of courses available to individuals and companies, across the country, to help upskill, reskill or retool their businesses and their careers.
53.00" James Fallon, Éanna Byrne, co-founders of www.BainisteoirBoardGame.ie explains why making a Gaelic Games board game wasn't as easy as the two primary school teachers thought it would be and what they learnt about design, production problems, protecting IP rights, and so much more about business. But, after two years, they got there and Santa Claus will have 3,000 copies of the game in his sack for Christmas.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.