Podcasts about Daragh

In 1994, Daragh Mahon won the green card lottery and moved from Ireland to Atlanta. His first American job was driving an eighteen-wheeler for Schneider. Thirty years later, he runs IT for Werner Enterprises, one of the largest trucking companies in North America, with 12,000 drivers moving freight across the country every day.In this episode of Kill Chain, host Terry Reinert sits down with Daragh to unpack a career arc most CIOs never take and a perspective on cybersecurity, AI, and the future of transportation that most haven't earned.What you'll hear:Why Daragh asked every autonomous trucking company the same security question and never got an answerThe 3 critical infrastructure sectors a foreign adversary attacks first (and why transportation is on the list)Why he wants the tech industry to "stop talking about AI"The AI backlash brewing in colleges that CIOs aren't trackingThe story of signing a contract he had no authority to sign and getting 12 months to make it workWhy real innovation only happens at the startup level, and what the big software companies stopped doingBuilding security into corporate DNA instead of bolting it onThe Werner Accelerator and why every corporation should run onePredictions for the next ten years (and why he refuses to make them)About the guest:Daragh Mahon is the EVP and CIO of Werner Enterprises (NASDAQ: WERN). Before Werner, he led IT at Vonage and held senior roles at Sage and Peachtree Software. He emigrated from Ireland to the US in 1994 through the Morrison Visa Program.About the show:The Kill Chain Podcast is a conversation series about cybersecurity, transportation, and the future of fleet operations, hosted by Terry Reinert, CEO of Fleet Defender. New episodes drop every other week.Want to learn more about securing your fleets, platforms, or mission critical systems? Contact us at FleetDefender.com.

joins the show in studio  with Daragh and Anita to tell us  about the festival events for this year.  Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle 25th April 2026 hosted by Daragh Leamy and Anita Ryan. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

Daragh Cronin has been on the road for 68 days. He left Blackrock, Cork, on a loaded bike with Everest Base Camp as his final destination, and this week he is checking in from Istanbul.This is a midweek update episode, and it covers a lot of ground. Daragh has already cycled the length of Africa, Morocco to Cape Town, so crossing Europe was his second continent. In this episode we discuss:Arriving in Istanbul after 68 days cycling from Cork across EuropeThe hardest moments of the journey so far and how he kept goingWhat it meant to have a riding companion join him through Croatia and AlbaniaThe reality of solo cycle touring and what it does to your head over timeRoute planning through the Middle East amid conflict in IranAbout Daragh Cronin: Daragh Cronin is a solo cyclist from Cork, Ireland, currently riding from Ireland to Everest Base Camp via Africa and the Middle East. Before this leg he completed a solo ride from Morocco to Cape Town. You can listen to the episode where we discussed that adventure in full detail here:  Follow Daragh via his instagram - @roaminwithcronin and check out his fundraiser for the Children's Unit at Cork University Hospital.  Support the showBuy me a coffee!I'm an affiliate for a few brands I genuinely use and recommend including:

Daragh is lone wolfing this week as he, tries, to review last week's game including the Mavericks and Trojans win bigs and reacting to the news of the outcome of the Mavericks/Rebels cancelled game.

Send us Fan MailWelcome to the Serious Privacy podcast, where Paul Breitbarth, Dr. K Royal, and Ralph O'Brien connect with Daragh O'Brien of Castlebridge to talk about data governance, the weaponisation of DSARs (data subject access requests), and all the complexities thereof. If you have comments or questions, find us on LinkedIn and Instagram @seriousprivacy, and on BlueSky under @seriousprivacy.eu, @europaulb.seriousprivacy.eu, @heartofprivacy.bsky.app and @igrobrien.seriousprivacy.eu, and email podcast@seriousprivacy.eu. Rate and Review us! From Season 6, our episodes are edited by Fey O'Brien. Our intro and exit music is Channel Intro 24 by Sascha Ende, licensed under CC BY 4.0. with the voiceover by Tim Foley.

Today on the podcast I am joined by Chris and Daragh of the UK Crossover Metal band, Inhuman Nature!Inhuman Nature are a force of unfathomable power. Having spent months roaming the endless highways of the UK and Europe, these road warriors have spent the last 5 years sharpening their steel and becoming a formidable live force. Having toured with such diverse and heavy hitting allies as Crowbar, Green Lung, Heriot, High Command, Grove Street, Puppy, as well as festival appearances at the likes of Bloodstock, Mystic Festival, Damnation and 2000 Trees, among many others. With their new album Greater Than Death still ringing in everyone's ears, these servants of aural annihilation will bring their singular attack, which harnesses the classic crossover sound of their debut LP, and incorporates a melange of extremity, with influences from hardcore to crust, death and doom metal. I'll be going chatting with the lads about all things Metal, going through their latest album 'Greater Than Death' and of course be talking their upcoming Irish tour, which begins next week in Limerick!Inhuman Nature in LimerickInhuman Nature in CorkInhuman Nature in DublinInhuman Nature in Belfast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yesterday we heard from the Government in its Spring economy Forecast that Ireland is likely to avoid a recession even in the event of a prolonged fuel crisis in the middle east. That chimes with estimates from KPMG which says that Ireland will outperform many of its European peers amid this energy shock. Worryingly for house hunters, it expects rising ECB interest rates will add €1,200 to the average first time buyer annual repayments. All to discuss with Daragh McGreal, is chief economist with KPMG.

In Episode 3, of Season 7 of Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom was joined by Daragh Kelly, Chief Data Officer at The Economist, where they discuss why most AI initiatives are still failing, why there's not much measurable progress and how insight functions have become toolmakers and decision intelligence partners, which includes;Why most AI initiatives fail because they as a solution looking for problems.The importance of aligning AI use cases to strategic goals, KPIs and measurable outcomes.Why speed rather than velocity leads to very little measurable progress.Why compelling POCs create false confidence before the real production challenges begin.The deployment gap: why robust, scalable and commercially viable AI is still hard.Why disconnected tools and poor workflow integration stall AI value realisation.The simple test for prioritisation: is this problem big enough to matter?Why the best AI use cases act as building blocks for future capability.How AI and UX together are driving true self-service insight generation.Why insight teams are evolving from answer providers to toolmakers.The growing importance of data governance, quality and observability in an AI-first world.How distributed insight creation can weaken corporate memory and knowledge curation.The skills shift toward UX, enablement, storytelling and decision intelligence.Practical build vs buy criteria in fast-moving and rapidly commoditising AI markets.Why operating models matters less than discipline, purpose and capability building.

April is World Autism Month and Autism Acceptance Month. In recognition of this and in memory of the Late Daragh McNally who unfortunately passed away in 2019. I'm ok A video for Autisim Awareness was launched on Wednesday April 15th. Daragh and some of his pals in his estate inspired secondary school teacher Pamela Campbell to write it. The launch was also attended by LMFM's Helena Mullins who spoke to many of those in attendence at the De La Salle College on the night.All Students, parents and teachers were present for this wonderful occassion. Many students who took part are themselves neurodivergent and were so very proud of being seen and heard thanks to Pamela and the work that the team have done to bring this project to light.The following link will take you to a video of the song........... https://youtu.be/YP3aPsxI5B8?si=HQirHC6gu7lQpWJO Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest this week is a bit of a mad man. If there's a crazy endurance challenge, he's probably tried it. He's swam around the entire length of Ireland, bumping into dolphins along the way and that's just the tip of the iceberg. It's the brilliant Daragh Morgan! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daragh Cronin is 40 days into his solo cycling expedition from Ireland to Everest Base Camp, and I sent him four questions via Instagram to find out how it's actually going.He talks about the send-off from Cork that genuinely blew his mind, how it compared to the low-key departure for his West Africa ride, and why the first two weeks on the bike were so much harder than he expected. He gets into the reality of solo wildcamping for the first time, hitting big milestones across Europe, and a very special stop in Germany to see the man he cycled more than half of Africa with.Daragh's route to Everest Base Camp is also currently under a cloud with the war that's broken out in Iran putting his planned route through Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Oman into doubt. He doesn't have answers yet. Istanbul is where it gets real.You can also watch the new Daragh YouTube video  on our Seek Travel Ride channel.Here's the link to Daragh's Africa episode .Follow Daragh via his instagram @roaminwithCronin for his latest updates. Donate to his fundraiser. Old Man Mountain Big thanks to Old Man Mountain for supporting this episode of Seek Travel Ride. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showBuy me a coffee!I'm an affiliate for a few brands I genuinely use and recommend including:

Tá iarratas oifigiúil déanta anois ar chruinniú urghnách do Chumann Lucht Chapaillíní Chonamara, ag 352 ball den chumann sin, atá ag iarraidh athruithe a dhéanamh ar an gcaoi atá an cumann dhá reáchtáil.

 has come and gone, but Daragh and Stephen were delighted to chat with some of the parade committee members from Feakle, Tulla, Kilkishen and Killaloe about the plans they had in place to celebrate this special day on the 17th of March. Deirdre Duff - Chairperson of Tulla Parade Committee Jim Moroney - Kilkishen Development Association Arlene White - Killaloe Parade Brendan Rochford - Feakle Parade  Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle 14th March 2026 hosted by Daragh Leamy and Stephen Minogue and broadcast live from the Derg Alliance building Scariff, Co. Clare. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

INTERVIEW HIGHLIGHTS -  The 77th Clare Drama Festival is taking place in Scariff and drama groups from across the country have been taking to the stage in Scariff Community College. To tell us more, Tom Hanley, PRO and volunteer presenter with Scariff Bay Community Radio  spoke with Daragh and Stephen about the festival.  Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle 14th March 2026 hosted by Daragh Leamy and Stephen Minogue and broadcast live from the Derg Alliance building Scariff, Co. Clare. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

Daragh Cronin booked a flight to Marrakesh before he even owned a bike. He had no cycling background, no camping experience, but he had a goal to ride the length of Africa from Morocco to Cape Town. Just over 200 days and 13,500 kilometres later, he arrived. In this episode, Irish adventurer Daragh talks through the mental and physical reality of cycling Africa's west coast: navigating borders, battling food poisoning, riding the notorious iron ore train in Mauritania, the strangers who became lifelong friends, and what it was like to finally arrive at the Cape of Good hopeThis episode was recorded when Daragh was days away from his next challenge: cycling from Cork to Everest Base Camp to raise funds for the Children's Unit at Cork University Hospital. Be sure to follow him on instagram - @roaminwithcronin and you can check out his fundraiser here.Other guests mentioned in this Episode:Rob MacLennanTomas Mac An T-SaoirFergal Guihen Check out Old Man Mountain's new Manzanita Handlebar Cradle  Support the showBuy me a coffee!I'm an affiliate for a few brands I genuinely use and recommend including:

Round 3 is in the books and we are looking at all games including Alex and the Mavericks heading to Dublin to beat UCD plus Daragh and Rhinos beat the Minotuars.

Leeds United put in a solid away performance at Selhurst Park but came away with a point after a controversial Gabriel Gudmundsson red card and a Dominic Calvert-Lewin penalty miss. Daragh and Rocco break down the lot. In this episode: Bijol back in the team and absolutely dominant against Strand Larsen Bogle dropped for Justin - the right call for an away day? Aaronson: won us over but gone off the boil? DCL penalty miss - just let Stach take them The referee masterclass: booking Gudmundsson twice for nothing while Brennan Johnson walks free Palace disallowed goal and Darlow's heroics from offside shots Spurs in freefall and why we'd love to see them go down Brentford preview: Saturday night under the lights at Elland Road Pete Lowy's interview on Don't Go To Bed Just Yet - £20m already spent on the West Stand

Daragh McLoughlin had never rowed across an ocean-until he did. Hear how he went zero extreme rowing experiance to wininng a solo 4,000km Atlantic crossing.

Tá baill de Chumann Chapaillíní Chonamara ag iarraidh cruinniú ginearálta urghnách a tharraingt.

The poet/writer from Cork chats about his love of writing from an early age, putting his writing into the public sphere and his very supportive parents (he reads two of his poems ‘If I Ever Have Boys' and ‘If I Ever Have Girls') Instagram: @daraghfleming

Daragh and Fiona spoke with Edel English from Corofin, who's walking 80 kilometres over the month of February to raise funds and awareness for women living with domestic abuse. Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle 31st January 2025 hosted by Daragh Leamy and Fiona Levie. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

Daragh and Fionn are reviewing Superbowl LX and a win for the Seahawks, banishing the demons of Superbowl XLVIII.

Daragh and Fionn are looking ahead to Sunday's big. game and giving their predictions. Plus discussing the news of no NFL Dublin game in 2026.

 The wren is an old Irish tradition that takes place every year on St.Stephen's Day. Liam Hansbury and Seamus O'Sullivan from the Doora-Barefield Comhaltas branch spoke with Daragh and Stephen about how the wren is celebrated each year and whether it is a tradition that can sustain itself going forward. Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle 27th December 2025 hosted by Daragh Leamy and Stephen Minogue. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

On this week's show, Gary Abbott talks to young entrepreneur Daragh McHugh, owner and founder of AgriMel Marketing and Basque Machinery Sales. On the show Daragh talks about school, and his decision to go working with a machinery dealer over a plumbing apprenticeship. Having later found himself in a marketing role, Daragh soon spotted an opportunity to establish his own agri marketing business. Now a year and a half on and 23 years of age, he discusses the journey so far, as well as the challenges and his future plans.Get the Irish Farmers Journal delivered straight to your door every week. Purchase an annual Home Delivery subscription today and get our FREE Farm Bucket full of merchandise and gifts worth €129*. Offer ends soon. Click www.ifj.ie/bucket. *New annual customers only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Endurance Adventurer, Daragh Morgan from Dublin recently completed one of the most extraordinary challenges ever undertaken on Irish shores, a gruelling 1,468 kilometre swim around the entire coastline of Ireland, a dream that took six years from conception to delivery and 338 hours in the water to complete. Swimming an average of four hours a day, often in harsh, unforgiving conditions, Daragh carved a path through jellyfish, relentless chafing, and the wild moods of the Atlantic Ocean and Irish Sea to complete his 'North Star' Challenge, Swim Éire.  This expedition however was never a solo endeavour. At its heart was a dedicated support crew, led by boat captain Dara Bailey, whose seamanship, insight and unwavering presence kept the ambitious 27 years old swimmer safe and steadily moving forward. Together, their journey became a celebration of community, tradition and the deep cultural ties that connect Ireland's coastal communities to the waters that surround them. In this episode, Daragh reflects on the physical and mental resilience needed to push through tough conditions, the key moments that shaped the expedition, and the sense of purpose he found in the water. He discusses past endurance challenges that prepared him, the unconventional fuelling strategies that sustained him and the emotional homecoming that closed this monumental chapter. This is a story of courage, coastline and community and of the magic that unfolds when a daunting, unpredictable idea pulls you far beyond your comfort zone and grows into something far greater than you ever imagined.  More than a tale of endurance, it is a testament to the human spirit and the unshakeable power of self-belief. Swim Éire stands as a bright beacon proving that with vision, determination and teamwork, even the most formidable challenges can be overcome. 

Deir Daragh Ó Tuairisg go bhfuil paisinéirí bus ar bhealach an 424 as Conamara go Gaillimh fágtha ar an bhfaraor géar arís eile ag Bus Éireann.

Endurance swimmer Daragh Morgan has been making headlines as the first person to swim around Ireland. The feat took 338 hours over the course of 5 months to achieve…Daragh joins Seán to discuss his incredible achievement, and why he did it.

Daragh Morgan tells Oliver about being the 1st person to swim around Ireland.

Labhraíonn Daragh Ó Conchúir le Cuán faoi spórt na seachtaine agus faighimid amach faoi cé atá roghnaithe ag Daragh ar 'Mount Rushmore Caide na hÉireann'.

After cycling the length of Africa for himself, Daragh Cronin roaminwithcronin on Instagram is attempting an even greater feat, unsupported, for a cause close to his heart. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Labhraímid le Daragh Ó Conchúir faoi bhua na Rinne sa Chraobh Idirmheánach Iománaíochta, lucht féachana óg ag breathnú ar Rory McIlroy sa ghalf, foireann sacar na bhfear ag cailliúnt i gcoinne na hAirméine agus lúthchleasaithe na hÉireann sna Craobhacha Domhanda.

Labhraímid le Daragh Ó Conchúir faoi Jim Gavin ag rith don Uachtaránacht agus cás Eileen Gleeson i gcoinne an FAI.

Labhraímid le Daragh Ó Conchúir faoi Man United ag streachailt arís agus bainisteoirí CLG idirchontae ag athrú.

Episode 32: Daragh Fleming is a poet, writer, and mental health advocate from Cork, Ireland. With a background in psychology and linguistics, his work explores themes of identity, vulnerability, and resilience. He has published multiple poetry collections—including Notes For A Mid-Youth Crisis and Enigmatic—alongside fiction and non-fiction titles such as Lonely Boy. His writing has appeared in journals like Southword, Crannóg, and Paris Lit Up, and he's received several accolades, including the From The Well Short Story Prize. A passionate mental health advocate, Daragh is the founder of the blog Thoughts Too Big, works with charities like A Lust For Life and See Change, and is a powerful TEDx speaker. Exploring different media, Daragh continues to use creativity as a tool for connection and change.Find Daragh on instagram:@daraghflemingWe talk about the loss and recall of our sense of home, our connection with our language, and Daragh's journey from pain to purpose.Go raibh míle maith agat, a charaThanks a million, friend

A prominent Clare developer claims government plans to reduce studio apartment sizes will not stimulate housing growth. It comes as Planning Minister John Cummins and Housing Minister James Browne have published new guidelines that would lower the minimum apartment size from 37 to 32 square metres. The coalition claims the plans would increase delivery without compromising disability, fire safety, or environmental requirements. However, Ciarán Breen of Ciarán Breen Construction in Ennis believes the new measure offers no incentives to builders.

Daragh Murphy is giving brands their own credit-card platform—no legacy bank required.On this week's Grit, the Imprint co-founder and CEO traces the leap from being a junior lawyer to closing nine-figure card deals.He breaks down the hidden economics of credit-card loyalty, the discipline of treating capital “like the last dollar,” and how AI will slash risk-and-support costs.Guest: Daragh Murphy, CEO & Co-Founder of ImprintChapters:00:00 Trailer00:48 Introduction01:30 Actualizing the dream08:37 Imprint11:37 Partnerships are massive16:48 Understand the market18:42 “Get more, spend more” tradeoffs23:57 Fishing in the wrong ponds31:32 Can't skip work32:43 Exciting and scary34:56 Pride and ownership46:50 The way you spend your day50:20 New technologies54:51 Who Imprint is hiring54:59 What “grit” means to Daragh55:34 OutroMentioned in this episode: Figma, Rippling, H-E-B Grocery Company, LP, Barclays US, IBM, Coinbase, Charlie Munger, Instagram, Hamptons, Google, Nick Huber, Ribbit, Ireland, WeWork, Adam Kim, Amazon, Shopify, Tobias Lütke, Duolingo, Parker ConradLinks:Connect with DaraghLinkedInConnect with JoubinXLinkedInEmail: grit@kleinerperkins.comLearn more about Kleiner Perkins

Daragh Mahon talks about driving competitive advantage, the importance of cybersecurity, real-time visibility & their 'Cloud First, Cloud Now' strategy. IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: [04.26] An overview of Werner, what they do, and how they help their customers. “We run all modes of transportation… And we've proven over and over again that we're excellent at every single one of them.” [05.24] Daragh's reflections on the first half of the year, why 2025 is the year of AI, and how Werner's digital transformation journey has positioned them for the future. “The first half of the year has been tough, we're still in this freight recession… There's a lot of volatility, but it does feel like it's leveling out a bit.” [12.22] From demand predictability and labor issues to sustainability and cyber security, the biggest challenges faced by Werner customers, the types of technologies they're looking for to tackle them, and why Werner tech is built around what their customers need most. “You combine all those things, and what you have is a very unpredictable environment. What we have to do… is help level out that playing field and give our customers technology that will help them in all of those places… so that everything is reliable, scalable and secure.” [16.56] Whether data security is being compromised because of increasingly large tech stacks. [20.26] How Werner customers can use their interactive tools to access insights, drive better decision-making and, ultimately, gain a competitive advantage. “Data is more real-time than it's ever been before… And when you give customers real-time access to visibility, that gives them a competitive advantage.” “It's crazy what the supply chain looks like today versus 20 years ago… It's night and day. And the beauty of it is that 20 months from now it will look different, and 20 years from now it will be unrecognizable. That's why I get so excited – especially at the pace we're moving at now.” [27.25] Werner's data access strategy, and how it helps with flexibility, speed, and decision-making support. “I think of data as the great equalizer.” [31.36] The issue of increasing cyber threats and cargo thefts, an overview of Werner's security and safety solutions and how they're protecting what matters most to customers. “You have to think about a cyber attack as ‘when' and not ‘if' – you have to think about how vulnerable you can be, and how you watch and shut down those vulnerabilities.” [36.46] Werner's ‘Cloud First, Cloud Now' strategy, what it means, and how it translates to results for customers. “The tech part is easy. It's the change management that gets really hard.” [40.42] Daragh's key takeaways from today's discussion. RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED: Head over to Werner's website to find out more and discover how they could help you too. You can also connect with Werner and keep up to date with the latest over on LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, or X (Twitter), or you can connect with Daragh on LinkedIn.  If you enjoyed this episode and want to hear more from Werner, check out 446: Keep America Moving, with Werner or 460: Discover the Limitless Value of Dedicated Freight in Today's Market, with Werner.

Aenghus Mac Eochagáin stiúrthóir na sraithe "Capaillíní" Daragh Ó Tuairisg Uachtarán Chumann Lucht Chapaillíní Chonamara & Finola Nic an Iomaire úinéara capaillín ag labhairt faoin tsraith a bhéas ag tosú ar TG4 Déardaoin.

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Today's guest is no stranger to extremes. Meet Daragh Morgan — adventure athlete, endurance junkie, and open sea swimmer with a serious love for the wild waters around Ireland.From triathlons to 100km ultra runs, Daragh's racked up an awe-inspiring list of challenges: swimming Galway Bay not once, but three times, running from Mizen to Malin — 625 kilometers on foot — and cycling hundreds of kilometers across the country. And that's just scratching the surface.But in Summer 2025, he's taking it to a whole new level. Daragh will attempt the first-ever tidal-assisted stage swim around the entire island of Ireland — a never-before-done feat that could land him in the Guinness World Records.Fueled by a daily dip in the Atlantic and a mission to protect Ireland's oceans, Daragh's story is about grit, purpose, and the power of water to move us — literally and figuratively.  The Project is called Swim Ére and you can find more information on www.swimeire.ie

Bhí breis is céad duine i láthair ag cruinniú poiblí a reáchtáladh i mBearna, tráthnóna aréir ina ndearnadh plé ar cúrsaí pleanála, sábháilteacht bóthair agus an ról atá ag Comhairle Contae na Gaillimhe i dtaobh na n-ábhar seo.

WebHealer Special Episode: Understanding Website Design for Therapists with Daragh McLaughlin In this special edition of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, your host, Rory Lees-Oakes speaks with Daragh McLaughlin from Web Healer, a company specialising in website design for therapists, about how to create a reliable, professional online presence. Daragh shares his expert advice on avoiding […] The post Understanding Website Design for Therapists with Daragh McLaughlin appeared first on Counselling Tutor.

Freagra Chumann Lucht Chapailliní Chonamara ar cuid den na ceisteanna a curtha ag cruinniú sa gClóchán Dé Domhnaigh.

Coiste nua bunaithe ag Cumann Lucht Chapailliní Chonamara a bheas freagrach as seó na bliana seo a reachtáil.

DARAGH & MARK - BORD BIA EVENT- SPIRIT OF IRELAND WITH NHLC. LETS THE SPIRTS FLOW.

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DARAGH & MARK - BORD BIA EVENT - SPIRIT OF IRELAND WITH NHLC.

The co-branded credit card space is a mature market. Chase and American Express have large deals with airlines and hotels as well as the likes of Amazon and Disney. These are typically huge programs with not just millions but tens of millions of customers. But what about those Fortune 500 companies that are not big enough for Chase or Amex but still want to do their own co-branded credit card? That is where Imprint comes in.My next guest on the Fintech One-on-One podcast is Daragh Murphy, the CEO and Founder of Imprint. Daragh realized that the bank technology being used to power the co-branded card space was decades old and inflexible. He saw the opportunity to build a new tech stack to provide a much better experience for large brands. And they didn't take any shortcuts to get there.In this podcast you will learn:What first brought Daragh from Ireland to the U.S. and why he stayed here.How he landed on the idea of co-branded credit cards.The hardest part about building a credit card company.How granular they can get with their rewards program.Why Chase and Amex only have a limited number of co-branded programs.The size of company that Imprint is looking to partner with.Why they do no outbound marketing whatsoever.Why a typical billion dollar company shouldn't do a co-branded card program.How they were able to get started when dealing with large enterprises as a startup.How they embed the Imprint technology into their clients' app.The thought process we went through when choosing their bank partner.How long it took them to build their own credit card platform.How they are getting their card to the top of wallet.Why they decided to build a call center themselves.How they have deployed AI into their customer support.What is next for Imprint.Connect with Fintech One-on-One: Tweet me @PeterRenton Connect with me on LinkedIn Find previous Fintech One-on-One episodes