Ireland Portugal Business Network Podcast series

Ireland Portugal Business Network Podcast series

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Ireland Portugal Business Network Podcast series episodes

  • IPBN Podcast series ep. 5 - Making the move w/ Sharon Farrell

    Sharon Farrell, Chair of the IPBN Algarve Committee is a 29-year veteran in the financial services industry who moved to Portugal from Ireland several years ago and is working as a partner with Blevins Franks. In this episode of the IPBN podcast, she reflects on her "leap of faith" and gives tips on settling, living, working, connecting, and doing business in the Algarve from Quinta do Lago’s Magnolia Hotel in a conversation with IPBN board member Mario Gago, co-founder and CEO of Pink Room.

    28 min
  • IPBN Podcast series ep. 4 - Training leaders to thrive w/ Göran Engberg

    IPBN member and Executive Coach Göran Engberg has a history of helping business leaders to make the conscious choices necessary for their businesses to thrive, and now you can gain insights into this topic too. Find out what future managers will be like, what challenges they will face, and what practices they must abandon in order to succeed.

    25 min
  • IPBN Podcast series ep. 3 - Doing Business & Investing in Porto

    Listen to the recent panel discussion moderated by the former chair of the IPBN board Aoife Healy, with three special guests:

    • Philomene Dias - Director Inward Investment - AICEP Portugal Global;

    • Rui Manuel Monteiro, Director of the Municipal Department of Economics (Porto City Council);

    • Aisling Riordan - Corporate Communications Manager - Global Shares.

    This podcast covers the topics of living, working, and doing business in the region as part of the IPBN’s April Porto Conference recorded live at the Porto Innovation Hub.

    35 min

About Ireland Portugal Business Network Podcast series

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The IPBN is an active business network comprised of more than 150 Member Companies based in Portugal and Ireland. These companies are from a wide range of industries and professions and represent in excess of 25,000 people.