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KJ McGowan is a young Irish entrepreneur who has built a new business
called Krezzo, which operates between Toronto and Boston. He talks about
how the young business will do for OKRs what Salesforce did for CRM.

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CEO of fast-scaling Irish business Each&Other, Brian Herron, talks about why user experience (UX) principles are becoming fundamental to the business world and how Each&Other is expanding in Germany.

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John Tuohy is the founder of Nightline and Parcel Motel, which he sold to UPS for €30 million in 2017. He has since started a new smart parcel locker business called OOHpod, investing €1m of his own money in the business.

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In many ways broadband is baked into our lives, or you would think so in late 2022. Pure TelecomCEO Paul Connell talks about how the broadband picture is far from perfect in Ireland.

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Greta Dunne, founder and CEO of Marker Content, a global content
marketplace that is in effect the Shutterstock for written words, talks about
starting her business in Dublin and the future of content marketing.

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Bank of Ireland’s head of Motor Sector Stephen Healy on the post-Covid recovery of the sector, what Budget 2023 taught us and how the sector is shifting gears for a roaring start to 2023. 

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Digital transformation player Auxilion says it is on course to grow its revenuesby 25% by the end of 2022, compared to 2021, driven by the transformationof Irish workplaces post-pandemic. This will see its revenues surpass €48mthis year. CEO and founder Philip Maguire talks about the future of tech,future-proofing Irish businesses and his attitude to why one should “neverwaste a good recession.”

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A ground-breaking new programme at Technology University Dublin aims tohelp people with disabilities become entrepreneurs. Professor ThomasCooney points out how self-employment helps people with disabilities toparticipate socially and economically; allows them to choose their own hoursor work remotely, and provides more flexibility than can be found in paidemployment. He points out that flip-side is that disabled entrepreneurs facemore challenges and set-backs and have to fight harder to stay in business.

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Accenture Ireland’s security lead Jacky Fox talks about how vulnerable Irishbusinesses are to a cyberattack. She points out how a lack of budget,training and security talent is making organisations vulnerable.

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We talk to farmer Kevin McGarry about the valuable work of Embrace Farm, which provides a caring and supportive network for all those affected by farm accidents in Ireland. Kevin lost both legs in a farm accident but won’t let this hold him back as he focuses on growing his own farm. The Bank of Ireland Begin Together Fund is supporting Embrace Farm in its work to help farmers and their families on the road to recovery and to thrive.

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