Catch up on an event you've missed, podcast episodes, community news and more
In the wake of COVID-19, mass-scale working from home (WFH) is now upon us. We’re compiling a list of our favorite tools and resources by Irish startups, to make WFH that little bit easier.
In response to COVID-19, we moved our Funding The Future event with Mary McKenna – Irish technology entrepreneur and angel investor – online. Catch the replay of the event here.
This episode is all about data and its enduring impact on our lives and businesses. Cillian Kieran, Founder & CEO of Ethyca is on a mission to create trust in the internet and data-driven businesses.
Ciarán Hynes is the Co-founder and Managing Partner of Cosimo Ventures, a deep-tech investment firm with offices in Dublin, Boston, and New York.
Katie Molony is the Co-CEO of Irish Studio, the leading Irish digital media company in North America, providing the worldwide Irish diaspora with daily news, politics and current affairs.
Ronan Healy is the CEO of Catapult, an events production agency with offices in Dublin, NY, and LA. Launched in 1999, Ronan has built an agency that is recognized for its creativity.
Harry Moseley has worked for some of the most respected financial services and consulting companies in the world. In our second episode, hear how Harry helped build ZOOM in his role as CIO.
In our first ever podcast episode, we talk to Daire Hickey about how he managed to draw some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley to Dublin for #WebSummit, before launching 150 Bond two years ago.
Irish people at home and abroad are doing huge things in the tech and business world — but how do you give the 70+ million-strong diaspora a glimpse at some of these achievements?
If you are wondering how to write a resume (particularly a J1 Graduate resume), here are some pointers that have gotten hundreds of graduates employed since 2016 (or, at least, made their applications less terrible).
When I first arrived I focused all my attention on online job applications. I would spend up to six hours on an application and hear nothing back. By the time I realized that I was getting nowhere with that method, I had already been in New York for 2 months.
Every year thousands of young professionals move to New York City to find the next big role in their career. It’s can be an exciting or stressful time (or both), but one thing always holds true – there is an abundance of opportunities in this city.
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.
