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Bank of Ireland head of Motor Sector Stephen Healy looks back on 2021 and forecasts how electric vehicle uptake may pan out in Ireland in 2022, especially in light of the recent VRT changes in the Budget and the COP26 climate decisions.

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Led by Galway native Warren Healy, Clubforce is on a mission to help grassroots sports organisations keep on top of their game through its innovative club management system. Focused on global growth, the Clubforce platform is evolving into a complete sports participation system, which will transform how club members, sports clubs and their governing bodies interact with each other.

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Irish-led Frankie Health reinvents mental health support for the workplace using the latest digital tools. We talk to Frankie Health’s co-founder James McGann about the Irish company’s growth plans and why employers need to pay more attention to the mental wellbeing of their most important asset, their employees.

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Led by Galway native Warren Healy, Clubforce is on a mission to help grassroots sports organisations keep on top of their game through its innovative club management system. Focused on global growth, the Clubforce platform is evolving into a complete sports participation system, which will transform how club members, sports clubs and their governing bodies interact with each other.

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Bank of Ireland head of Motor Sector Stephen Healy reflects on the recent measures in Budget 2022 around VRT and reliefs for electric car buyers and if these measures will help Ireland get to its aim of having 845,000 electric vehicles on Irish roads by 2030. He also looks at how other countries are using policy to accelerate the shift from internal combustion to electric vehicles.

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Guinness Enterprise Centre (GEC) in Dublin city has revealed a new 100,000 sq ft expansion following €10m of investment. It projects 3,000 new jobs led by entrepreneurs in the next five years. We talk to Eamonn Sayers, manager of the GEC about the centre’s ambitions to be the Station F of Ireland’s entrepreneurial landscape.

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Drivers could save an average of 2.5 hours of commuting time every day by using a remote working location, according to new research conducted by NoCo, Ireland’s largest hybrid workspace network, and Trinity College Dublin. Not only that but 70pc of people would consider moving their home location if they could remote work. Brian Moran of NoCo talks about what the future working landscape could look like in Ireland.

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We talk to Adam Oberem, co-founder of global design and digital advisory firm Lucky Beard, which is investing €1.1m in expanding its Irish operation as it gears up to help accelerate the digitisation of Irish businesses. Founded in South Africa in 2015, Lucky Beard currently employs 65 people across strategy, brand, product and experience design, with 18 already deployed in its European headquarters in Dublin. We talk to Oberem about why he chose Dublin to spearhead the company’s growth.

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Head of Tech, Media and Telecoms at Bank of Ireland Paul Swift talks about the sharp increase in fraud attempts on the Irish population, focusing on the individual. Every individual and business is now in the crosshairs of cybercriminals and the recent ransomware attack on the HSE could be just the tip of the iceberg.

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Recently named Business Person of the Month by The Irish Times, SilverCloud Health CEO Ken Cahill talks about the company’s evolution as a university and hospital research spinout to become a global business with more than 300 organisations using its digital health platform. The company was recently acquired by Amwell for an undisclosed sum, which was reported in the press to be in excess of $250m.

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