Sunday Business Show

Aileesh Carew, Sales and Marketing Manager of Epic Ireland joined Conall to talk about the Irish Emigration Museum.

William Jenkins and Maeve Elliott from Mr. Jenkins joined Conall to talk about their niche fashion business.

Pat Lucey, CEO of Aspira spoke to Conall about how loosing a job at a multinational company isn't always bad news and can open up new doors.

Shane Crilly, Owner of Base Wood Fired Pizza joined Conall to talk about his successful Pizza business, which is expanding and setting up new stores.

Ronan Reid of Cantor Fitzgerald joined Conall to take a look at the business behind the brand of Caterpillar.

Eithne Harley co-founded the Woman on Walls initiative when she noticed that the RIA had a lack of women featured on the walls of the gallery.

Noeline Kavanagh, creative director of Macnas, a spectacle and street performance company, discusses the importance of creativity in the work place.

CEO of Cogs & Marvel, Róisín Callaghan and CEO of The Pudding Brand, Gillian Horan, discuss re-branding as a process, how and when to do it.

Founder of Cannonball, Alan Bannon, discusses how the super car event is now gearing up to be big in Japan. The event has raised over €900,000 for Irish Charities.

WPP, is the multinational advertising and public relations company that makes £200,000 a day. Bernard Swords of Goodbody Stockbrokers discusses the #BBTB