Podcast
Olus: Gavin Molloy
Olus offers much needed resources for schools and students as the demand for coding, creative media and cloud skills continues to grow.
Dave Byrne
2021-12-07
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Olus offers much needed resources for schools and students as the demand for coding, creative media and cloud skills continues to grow.
Jonny is the co-founder and CEO at meetingRoom, a VR collaboration solution serving Fortune 500 clients.
Eoin Keenan of Goodrays speaks about the opportunities and challenges establishing a consumer brand in a regulated environment, and the future of the industry.
Stephen is Co-Founder & Director of Prohibition Holdings, a global leader in cannabis data, events and media, managing a portfolio of some of the best-known brands in the industry.
Fiachra is an entrepreneur with a long-held passion for the health benefits of cannabinoids and a focus on recreational and medical cannabis markets.
Mark Collins has fast become renowned as a successful entrepreneur and consultant in corporate cannabis; as well as an advisor for new businesses and entrepreneurs.
A round up of our event with Blockchain Pioneer Niamh O’Connell and Artist Claire McGovern where we explained NFTs and how to create one.
Thanks to her work as founder & CEO of Cilter (child protection software), Rena Maycock was recently named in the Sunday Independents Top 30 women in tech.
Pat Phelan can be best described as a serial entrepreneur. His latest venture, SISU, is looking to set the standard in customer-focused aesthetic medical clinics.
Here’s a round up from our most recent event with NearForm, the Irish technology company that has developed COVID-19 contract tracing apps for Ireland, Scotland and certain US States.
What is the future of education in a virtual world? Mike Feerick, CEO of Alison, has a unique insight into how this $5 Trillion industry is about to turn on its head.
Misinformation is the cultural virus of our modern era. Mark Little, with his most recent start-up, Kinzen, is bringing a journalistic solution to the problem.
Digital Irish is a non-profit organization with communities in New York City, London and Chicago. Our goal is to promote Irish innovation globally, providing companies and startups with access to resources such as professional networking opportunities, talent and investment.