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.

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.

Paul Byrne is by all accounts a builder of companies. Between 2007-2016 Paul built and sold three companies and during this time he developed a playbook to scale businesses successfully.

Ronan Dunne, CEO Verizon Consumer, shares his progressive views on the role of the CEO and why he believes that the leadership playbook of the past is no longer relevant to today’s workplace.

Growing up in a third-generation family business Samuel Dennigan was expected to follow in his father’s and grandfather’s footsteps. But Samuel decided that he needed to go it alone and create his own legacy.

Mary McKenna is an Irish technology entrepreneur and angel investor. In this interview, we chat about the many chapters in Mary’s career that have made her an in-demand Startup advisor around the world.

Cian Cotter is the Managing Partner of Insight Partners, the growth-stage private equity firm based in New York City. Insight Partners recently raised a fund of $9.5 Billion in software businesses.

Our guest Domhnaill Hernon is the head of Experiments in Art and Technology (EAT) at Nokia Bell Labs. Domhnaill collaborates with the artistic and creative community to push the limits of technology to solve the greatest human need challenges.