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Kibit Solutions Ltd is launching in Ireland at this year's Dublin Tech Summit. Kibit Solutions is building software with the best people and provide software development teams to help you with any IT projects that you might be planning in the future. Based in their global headquarters in Budapest, Kibit Solutions has assembled a complete team tailored to your needs, comprising roles such as Scrum Master and Quality Assurance, who adhere to your functional requirements. This team is overseen by Kibit Solutions, ensuring a smooth operation, whilst also delivering meticulously tested solutions to meet your goals. Kibit Solutions team, consists of Business Analysts and seasoned professionals, assists in clarifying your needs, drafting detailed functional specifications, assembling a suitable team, and ultimately delivering thoroughly tested solutions to meet your objectives. Kibit Solutions Irish Business Advisor Ronan Leonard said: "We are looking forward to entering the Irish market, offering our unique development solutions to startups and SMEs. It is a privilege to launch at Dublin Tech Summit, one of Europe's fastest growing international tech conferences." Kibit Solutions launch is taking place at an after party on May 29th between 5:30 and 7:30 In Madigan Square Gardens, the outdoor area of the Horseshoe House, just across the road from the RDS where the Dublin Tech Summit is taking place. Attendees will hear how Kibit Solutions can help with any upcoming I.T. projects that they may have. Places are limited, so to confirm attendance at the after party or to get more information on Kibit Solutions please email ronan.leonard@kibitsolutions.com See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.
In this episode of the Goosed.ie podcast, Jon sits down with Siobhan Human, Head of Programming and Marketing, and Clare Kilmartin, COO, from Dublin Tech Summit. With the event set to take place on May 28th and 29th, smack bang in the middle of the inaugural Dublin Tech Week, we dive into:The incredible lineup of speakers, startups, and innovative content waiting to be unveiled.How Ireland has emerged as a hotbed for technology, attracting world-class talent and investment.Why Dublin Tech Summit is a must-attend event for anyone passionate about tech and innovation.Plus, we've got an exclusive promo code (100tix) to save you a few quid on tickets. Don't miss this exciting preview of what's shaping up to be one of the biggest tech events of the year.Listen now !
The Dublin Leadership Summit is to return for the third time on October 3rd 2024. Held at the prestigious Leopardstown Racecourse in Dublin, and hosted by AAB and The Dublin Network, this event has become a must-attend on the annual business calendar. Not only is The Dublin Leadership Summit designed to be the preeminent networking event of the year, but it also seeks to impart and upgrade leadership skills for all attendees to stay ahead in today's fast-evolving business landscape. Dublin Leadership Summit October 3rd One of the key drawing cards for The Dublin Leadership Summit has always been the speakers. This year, the Summit has raised the bar even higher with renowned leaders from the worlds of business and sport. An Esteemed Panel of Speakers. Attendees are guaranteed to be entertained and informed by the esteemed panel of speakers who will appear on stage at The Leadership Summit. All of the speakers are recognised thought leaders in their fields - and one is even known as a guru! Kingsley Aikins, CEO of The Networking Institute, will serve as the event's host and MC. Known as the "guru of global philanthropy", Kingsley's extensive experience spans multiple industries and countries. His mission is to teach the power of networking, and he has shared his insights on prestigious platforms like TEDx. Caroline Dunlea, CEO of Core Optimisation, brings over 15 years of experience in digital growth and transformation. Under her leadership, Core Optimisation has become a key player in the Irish and UK markets. Caroline's achievements have earned her recognition as a finalist in the 2022 Entrepreneur of the Year Emerging category and the winner of the 2019 Women in Tech Entrepreneur Award from the Dublin Tech Summit. Louise Phelan, former Vice President of PayPal Ireland and current Board Member of Ryanair, is a strategic advisor with extensive experience in leading Fortune 500 companies. Her expertise spans global operations, strategic planning, and fostering innovation. She has been recognised for her work, including receiving the Sir Michael Smurfit Business Achievement Award and her role in supporting female entrepreneurship. John Purdy, Founder and Chairman of Ergo, is a trailblazer in Ireland's tech industry. Over the past 30 years, he has led Ergo to become a €200m business, spinning off successful companies like Fenergo and FlowForma. John's contributions to the industry have earned him the Tech Excellence Lifetime Achievement Award, and his leadership insights are highly sought after in both media and business circles. John Martin, CEO of Shamrock Rovers F.C., has a unique blend of leadership experience in both sports and the corporate world. His extensive career includes roles in coaching, corporate strategy at Irish Life, and now leading Shamrock Rovers. His leadership in sport and CSR initiatives demonstrates how success can be driven by strong community engagement and innovation. Why Attend? As the name says, The Dublin Leadership Summit is about bringing together Irish professionals to take a deep dive into the topic of leadership. After all, when leadership is mastered, it becomes the driving force behind innovation and transformation - two areas organisations can ill afford to neglect. The Dublin Leadership Summit aims to equip attendees with practical knowledge, actionable strategies and fresh perspectives to become more effective leaders. Whether you're a business executive, entrepreneur, or sports professional, this event offers a unique opportunity to learn from Ireland's most accomplished leaders. By attending, participants will: Learn Proven Leadership Strategies: The panellists will share firsthand experiences and methods for overcoming challenges and achieving sustained success. Gain Networking Opportunities: The event is a hub for connecting with hundreds of like-minded professionals across various industries, expanding your network with key decision-makers. Drive Innovation in Your Organisation: Ins...
Special episode with Paul Grewal, the Chief Legal Officer of Coinbase. I've been a user and fan of Coinbase since 2016 so to get the opportunity to sit down with Paul was incredible. We talk about why Ireland is perfectly placed to become a global fintech & crypto hub. We also do a deep dive into the broader crypto world. This was recorded at Dublin Tech Summit with a live audience. --- Thanks to my Partners - Visit them to support the podcast Growing Further: https://bit.ly/3Lia2tn Iconic Offices: https://bit.ly/3vPQAzF
During the recent Dublin Tech Summit I did four podcast interviews with four of the DTS speakers. The first one was on the first day of the conference, when I caught up with Nicolas Sauvage, President of TDK Ventures and one of the Dublin Tech Summit speakers. On the second day of the conference, I did 3 interviews in the Dublin Tech Summit podcast booth, which were broadcast live on the DTS app. The second interview I did was with Heather Morris, Managing Director, Founders Talent Accelerator. Founders, Ireland's, a first Talent Accelerator, which helps individuals find a co-founder, launch a company, and access pre-seed and seed funding. She has spent her career identifying outstanding founders and helping them solve problems, open doors, and get access to capital. My interview with Heather can be seen below. See more podcasts here.
Welcome to our special edition podcast recorded live from the Dublin Tech Summit! You'll get to listen to short interviews with several industry experts from the session "Tapping into AI's Potential' featuring Bivin Varghese, Vice President & Region Head at Tech Mahindra in Ireland; Anton Kasyanov, Engineering Manager 2, AI/ML Platforms at Uber; Veronica Breene, CEO at Vesta Insights and Lex Sexton, Client Technical Director at Presidio. We explore the top use cases of AI, such as improving customer and employee experiences, boosting productivity, and innovative applications like content and code generation. Our guests also touch on the challenges of scaling AI projects, identifying the right use cases, and the importance of explainable AI and regulatory compliance.
The 2024 Dublin Tech Summit is taking place today in the RDS and on the first day of the conference I caught up with Nicolas Sauvage, President of TDK Ventures and one of the Dublin Tech Summit speakers. Nicolas spoke to me about his background, what TDK ventures does, what they invest in and more. More about Nicolas Sauvage: Nicolas Sauvage is the President of TDK Ventures. Nicolas Sauvage is committed to invest and serve entrepreneurs – the ultimate Impact Scalers – to build innovative and meaningful solutions in Digital, Energy & Environmental Transformations that will bring positive impact to society and the planet. Nicolas believes in the value of focusing on what really matters in one's life and removing the noise around us as much as possible; he created the concept of the “8 words” to capture in just 8 words what matters the most to someone, and prioritise their life's choices and activities, every day. His 8 words starts with his wife: “Sheila first. Scaling Impact Scalers. Patience and Impatience.” and are engraved on his iPad. Nicolas is an alumnus of the Stanford GSB, INSEAD, London Business School, and microelectronics ISEN school.
Dublin Tech Summit, Europe's most exciting tech festival, kicked off earlier this morning at the RDS in Dublin, with the event set to be the largest and most international event yet in its seven year history, spotlighting Ireland's status as a global hub of innovation. Running over two days, and expected to draw over 8,000 attendees, the event brings together visionaries, thought leaders and industry titans from across the globe, to share their expertise and engage in debate on many of the most pressing issues facing the world today, from AI and machine learning to the climate crisis and DE&I in tech. Dublin Tech Summit will host expert panels, workshops and fireside chats with speakers from NASA, OpenAI, UNICEF, Google Deepmind, Mbryonics, Microsoft, CERN, Tik Tok, Pinterest, IBM, YouTube, and more. The event also marks an opportunity for Irish innovators to showcase their work, with the likes of Equal1, Everseen, Provisio and CitySwift present at the event. Siobhan Human, Head of Event Programming & Marketing, Dublin Tech Summit says: "This year's Dublin Tech Summit is set to be our largest event yet with speakers coming from all across the globe, from some of the largest and most impactful companies in the world, to share their ideas. While global in outlook, our event is at the heart of the Irish tech community and looks to showcase the country's most innovative entrepreneurs." In collaboration with Enterprise Ireland, Dogpatch Labs, Women in AI, Tech Ireland and many more, this year's summit spans two days and four stages. The lineup features digital disruptors, CEOs and policymakers at the forefront of the global tech industry. Dublin Tech Summit will also host Dublin's regional final for the Startup World Cup, the world's largest international pitch competition, in partnership with Pegasus Tech Ventures, boasting over 50 regional competitions around the globe. The winner of which will be invited to join all the other regional winners in Silicon Valley to pitch in the Grand Finale, where finalists will compete for a $1 million dollar investment. Brian Ó hOisín, Head of Innovation, Dublin Tech Summit says: "Dublin is a global city, home to the largest tech companies in the world, as well as a burgeoning startup ecosystem - which makes it the perfect centerpoint to bring the global tech community together, as a gateway to the international landscape. This year we have advanced our reach domestically and globally, by creating meaningful connections, engaging the Island of Ireland and bringing the world to Dublin. We couldn't be more excited." Championing the 'Island of Ireland' and Dublin's role in the global tech ecosystem, the event is the final stop for Dublin Tech Summit's Roadshow collaborations with RDI hubs, including Republic of Work in Cork and Ormeau Baths in Belfast. Showcasing regional drivers of tech transformation and fostering support, celebration and collaboration at each stop, The Roadshow generated landmark engagement from across the Irish tech community in the lead up to Dublin Tech Summit. See more stories here.
The 2024 Dublin Tech Summit is taking place today in the RDS and on the first day of the conference I caught up with Nicolas Sauvage, President of TDK Ventures and one of the Dublin Tech Summit speakers. Nicolas spoke to me about his background, what TDK ventures does, what they invest in and more. One of the companies TDK Ventures has invested in is AutoFlight who have developed an Electric Vertical Take-off and Landing (eVTOL). AutoFlight are aiming to be one of the worlds first air taxis and you can see it in action below. More about Nicolas Sauvage: Nicolas Sauvage is the President of TDK Ventures. Nicolas Sauvage is committed to invest and serve entrepreneurs - the ultimate Impact Scalers - to build innovative and meaningful solutions in Digital, Energy & Environmental Transformations that will bring positive impact to society and the planet. Nicolas believes in the value of focusing on what really matters in one's life and removing the noise around us as much as possible; he created the concept of the "8 words" to capture in just 8 words what matters the most to someone, and prioritise their life's choices and activities, every day. His 8 words starts with his wife: "Sheila first. Scaling Impact Scalers. Patience and Impatience." and are engraved on his iPad. Nicolas is an alumnus of the Stanford GSB, INSEAD, London Business School, and microelectronics ISEN school. See more podcasts here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.
The 2024 Dublin Tech Summit takes place tomorrow and Ronan spoke to Siobhan Human, Head of Programming and Marketing at Dublin Tech Summit to find out what we can expect this year. Siobhan talks about some of the speakers appearing at Dublin Tech Summit, space tech, AI and more. More about Dublin Tech Summit: Dublin Tech Summit is the most exciting tech festival in Europe. DTS brings together global leaders in innovation, technology and business to shape the future of trends and technologies. Taking place at the RDS on the 29th and 30th of May, this event brings together over 8,000 attendees and more than 200 influential speakers from all over the globe.
The 2024 Dublin Tech Summit takes place tomorrow and Ronan spoke to Siobhan Human, Head of Programming and Marketing at Dublin Tech Summit to find out what we can expect this year. Siobhan talks about some of the speakers appearing at Dublin Tech Summit, space tech, AI and more. More about Dublin Tech Summit: Dublin Tech Summit is the most exciting tech festival in Europe. DTS brings together global leaders in innovation, technology and business to shape the future of trends and technologies. Taking place at the RDS on the 29th and 30th of May, this event brings together over 8,000 attendees and more than 200 influential speakers from all over the globe. See more podcasts here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.
Each year, Skillnet Ireland provides digital upskilling support to over 13,000 people in businesses through the delivery of cutting-edge programmes and initiatives and supporting SMEs to embrace digitalisation. Skillnet Ireland and its technology Networks have developed a wide range of academic programmes in partnership with enterprises in areas such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, blockchain, and data analytics. Through 70 Skillnet Business Networks, and national initiatives - including Skillnet Climate Ready Academy, Skillnet Innovation Exchange and MentorsWork - Skillnet Ireland works with businesses in each industry sector and region across Ireland, putting enterprise in control of their upskilling and talent development. This year, Skillnet Ireland will take part at the Dublin Tech Summit, which is expected to draw a crowd of tens of thousands from across Ireland and further afield to the two-day event in Dublin's RDS, on May 29th and 30th. Mark Jordan, Skillnet Ireland's Chief Strategy Officer, who will be speaking at the Dublin Tech Summit, said: "Working in partnership with industry and the tertiary sector, Skillnet Ireland is continuing to develop the key digitalisation supports needed to ensure businesses can stay ahead of the curve, embrace the digital transition, and utilise the potential of modern technologies. Our highly skilled workforce is what gives us our competitive edge in Ireland. By upskilling their workforce in key digital skills, Irish businesses can unlock new opportunities for growth and expansion." Many of the 70 Skillnet Business Networks providing business support to specific sectors or within a given region specialise in digital and technology skills, including the Technology Ireland Digital Skillnet, Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet, Tech Industry Alliance Skillnet, ITAG Skillnet, Cobotics Skillnet, Connected Health Skillnet; Cultural & Creative Industries Skillnet; Irish Medtech Skillnet, MIDAS Electronic Systems Skillnet and CITA Skillnet. These technology-based networks provide upskilling solutions to help businesses be the best they can be and maintain Ireland's position as a leading global technology hub. Some of the upskilling programmes offered in the digital space include the National MSc in Artificial Intelligence offered by Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet, in partnership with the University of Limerick, Dublin City University and University of Galway, which were the first AI Masters qualifications in Ireland. The MSc in Leadership, Innovation & Technology designed by Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet in partnership with Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) has been delivering essential skills to industry for over a decade, while a new Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Analytics, Technology and Innovation from the Technology Ireland Digital Skillnet and TU Dublin was launched recently. This pioneering new programme is designed to equip participants to become a leader in the emerging SportsTech industry, fusing data with insight from top SportsTech industry figures and unparalleled peer learning. Skillnet Business Networks that provide supports to businesses across multiple sectors, also deliver a range of digital literacy programmes such as digital marketing, word processing and data analysis tools which all focus on raising the baseline of digital skills to ensure Irish businesses position themselves with the right skills to take advantage of digital innovation. In a recent report from Skillnet Ireland in partnership with IDA Ireland focussing on 'Data and Digital Skills for Non-IT Roles,' it was found that the demand for data and digital skills within Ireland's key industries is rapidly increasing across all types of roles. This demand is set to increase in the future. Industry leaders identified particular skills as requirements for all non-IT roles, including data input, analysis, validation, manipulation and visualisation, as well as dig...
Dublin Tech Summit, Europe's most exciting tech festival, kicks off next Wednesday, May 29, at the RDS in Dublin, with the event set to be the largest and most international event yet in its seven year history, spotlighting Ireland's status as a global hub of innovation. Running over two days on May 29 and May 30, and expected to draw over 8,000 attendees, the event brings together visionaries, thought leaders and industry titans from across the globe, to share their expertise and engage in debate on many of the most pressing issues facing the world today, from AI and machine learning to the climate crisis. Dublin Tech Summit will host expert panels, workshops and fireside chats with speakers from NASA, OpenAI, UNICEF, Google Deepmind, Mbryonics, Microsoft, CERN, Tik Tok, Pinterest, IBM, YouTube, and more. The event also marks an opportunity for Irish innovators to showcase their work, with the likes of Equal1, Everseen, Provisio and CitySwift present at the event. Siobhan Human, Head of Event Programming & Marketing, Dublin Tech Summit says: "This year's Dublin Tech Summit is set to be our largest event yet with speakers coming from all across the globe, from some of the largest and most impactful companies in the world, to share their ideas. While global in outlook, our event is at the heart of the Irish tech community and looks to showcase the country's most innovative entrepreneurs." In collaboration with Enterprise Ireland, Dogpatch Labs, Women in AI, Tech Ireland and many more, this year's summit spans two days and four stages. The lineup features digital disruptors, CEOs and policymakers at the forefront of the global tech industry. Dublin Tech Summit will also host Dublin's regional final for the Startup World Cup, the world's largest international pitch competition, in partnership with Pegasus Tech Ventures, boasting over 50 regional competitions around the globe. The winner of which will be invited to join all the other regional winners in Silicon Valley to pitch in the Grand Finale, where finalists will compete for a $1 million dollar investment. Brian Ó hOisín, Head of Innovation, Dublin Tech Summit says: "Dublin is a global city, home to the largest tech companies in the world, as well as a burgeoning startup ecosystem - which makes it the perfect centerpoint to bring the global tech community together, as a gateway to the international landscape. This year we have advanced our reach domestically and globally, by creating meaningful connections, engaging the Island of Ireland and bringing the world to Dublin. We couldn't be more excited." Championing the 'Island of Ireland' and Dublin's role in the global tech ecosystem, the event is the final stop for Dublin Tech Summit's Roadshow collaborations with RDI hubs, including Republic of Work in Cork and Ormeau Baths in Belfast. Showcasing regional drivers of tech transformation and fostering support, celebration and collaboration at each stop, The Roadshow generated landmark engagement from across the Irish tech community in the lead up to Dublin Tech Summit. See more stories here.
The Startup World Cup, the world's largest startup pitch competition, will make its debut in Ireland, with the semi-final taking place at Dublin Tech Summit 2024. Powered by Pegasus Tech Ventures, the tournament consists of over 50 regional startup competitions across over 20 countries, providing an unmatched opportunity to access Ireland's startup ecosystem and global tech companies. Ronan spoke to Brian Ó hOisín who is one of the Dublin Tech Summit team and a Director of Innovation at Catalyst Media. Brian talks about the Startup World Cup, emerging tech, AI Tribes, Dublin Tech Summit and more. More about Brian Ó hOisín : Brian is a well known business and tech entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of Career Zoo. He is also the CEO of Tech Tribes, the head of innovation at Catalyst Media, the founder of Tech Nomads and is also involved with Dublin Tech Summit and AI Tribes which is taking place this Friday the 23rd of February.
The Startup World Cup, the world's largest startup pitch competition, will make its debut in Ireland, with the semi-final taking place at Dublin Tech Summit 2024. Powered by Pegasus Tech Ventures, the tournament consists of over 50 regional startup competitions across over 20 countries, providing an unmatched opportunity to access Ireland's startup ecosystem and global tech companies. The contendants will be judged at the event by a panel of venture capitalists, with the winner attending the grand final in Silicon Valley to compete against 50 other semi-finalists from across the globe for the $1,000,000 investment prize. The judging panel will consist of esteemed venture capitalist organisations, aimed at supporting startup growth. Featuring partners and directors from, VC Seraphim Space, Sure Valley Ventures, Techstars Sustainability Paris, Anamcara Capital, and The Launch Code. "The Startup World Cup Grand Finale 2023 in San Francisco was more than just an event; it was a celebration of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit," said Martin Tantow, Partner at Pegasus Tech Ventures. "Each pitch brought something unique to the table, elevating the competition to new heights of excitement. Dublin Tech Summit 2024 will also be expanding its Accelerate initiative. Accelerate provides an opportunity for Irish start up & scale-up brands to expand internationally and get noticed by technology movers and shakers, to maximise investment opportunities for the Irish startup scene. Dublin Tech Summit will exhibit all entries in its Accelerate hall for the duration of the summit. "Dublin Tech Summit is thrilled to announce not only the expansion of our Accelerate programme to empower local innovators but its commitment to empowering those very talents on a global stage as host to the Startup World Cup. To be able to utilise our position as a seminal voice in the mainstream techworld to provide opportunities to the next generation of changemakers, is something Dublin Tech Summit and our Accelerate programme take great pride in. In a world of ever changing corporate tax receipts, nurturing our local and start-up economy is as vital now as it ever was", said Tracey Carney, Managing Director, Dublin Tech Summit. To compete on the pitch stage at the DTS24, startups must register online to participate in the Accelerate programme and founders must have formed a legal business entity. The startup can be at any stage of development, from pre-seed to scale-up, and each entrant will submit a 90-second video pitch. 50 startups will be selected from the video pitches to compete in knockout presentation rounds on day one of the summit, with finals on day 2 for those who advance in the competition. "It is an unprecedented opportunity for Irish startups to get their idea in front of expert investors, and the chance to be in the global grand finale competition in Silicon Valley. Entrepreneurial dreamers are the life of the innovation economy. Providing Irish expertise to the world is a key feature of the Accelerate programme, one which has the potential to see significant dividends in the economy as wider society in dynamic times", said DC Cahalane former GCMO for Dogpatch Labs, and now Venture Partner at Sure Valley Ventures, and DTS Accelerate stage MC. See more stories here.
Stephen O'Leary is the 134th President of Dublin Chamber and has been a member of Council since 2015 and member of the Board of Directors since 2020. Stephen also sits on the Board of Directors of Chambers Ireland and Anu Productions. Stephen is the founder of Olytico, Ireland's leading social media analysis company. As well as an Irish and international client list, research and analysis carried out by Olytico has been published by major national and international media outlets including RTE, The Irish Times, The BBC and The Washington Post. Stephen is a World Economic Forum Young Global Shaper. He is a highly regarded conference speaker having addressed audiences at events including the Sport and New Media Conference in Paris, Web Summit, DMX, and The Dublin Tech Summit. Stephen is a Fellow of Griffith College Dublin, where he lectured in Online Journalism. This episode concludes the first series of 'The Dublin Business Collective' - Stay tuned in the near future by following Dublin Chamber on all socials or via https://www.dublinchamber.ie/ The Dublin Business Collective is Sponsored by SSE Airtricity
In this podcast Melanie Boylan spoke with Jinender Jain after they met at Dublin Tech Summit about Tech Mahindra. They have architected a comprehensive strategy to position itself as the world's leading blockchain company and sustained have huge growth. Listen in to learn more about them.
In this special episode, recorded at this years Dublin Tech Summit, Eric is joined by Sean O hEigeartaigh, acting director of the Centre for the study of Existential Risk at Cambridge University. For a dozen years, his research has focused on AI and other emerging technologies. Sean and Eric discuss what generative AI means for the information landscape; how to react to the deep reservations that AI developers have expressed; the lessons we should take from the debacle of social media; and what life will be like in a future of ever more capable AI.
People with prosthetic limbs are able to feel warmth in their missing hands, a type of bacteria in babies being a predictor of future weight struggles, car racers seemingly blink in synchronicity, and new research suggesting chronic and acute pain are two different things. The latest science news is brought to you by Dr Ruth Freeman from Science Foundation Ireland, and Dr Jessamyn Fairfield from the University of Galway. Jonathan also speaks with Sara Sabry, an astronaut who was selected from 7,000 citizens to go into space at the age of 29. She was the first Egyptian astronaut, the first Arab woman in space, and the first woman from the African continent to go to space. She is the Co-Founder of Deep Space Initiative and appearing at the Dublin Tech Summit, held between 31 May 2023 and 1 June 2023.
wio.io Conall Laverty, is the Founder & CEO of Wia, an Irish startup that provides sustainability companies with cloud infrastructure to utilise the Internet of Things. He is a key figure in the global Internet of Things ecosystem and was listed on Forbes 30 Under 30 for Europe. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he co-founded OSV, one of the fastest growing hardware movements to develop open source ventilators with over 7,000 engineers, designers and medical professionals. From County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, Conall was previously CTO of Big Motive, a creative technology company based in London and Belfast. There he architected and developed products for BBC, Net-a-Porter and Channel 4. He was also Technical Director of Woogie, an innovation consultancy who has worked with Cambridge Silicon Radio, Deezer and startups throughout Ireland. He attained a First Class Honours Masters from Queen's University Belfast in Computer Games Development. Speaker engagements include Mobile World Congress, Dublin Tech Summit, RIOT, Web Summit, TechConnect, ICONs Festival, Google, Facebook. Publications include Bloomberg, Forbes, TechCrunch, Yahoo Finance, Irish Times, Fora, Silicon Republic, Sunday Business Post, Business World Awards and Accolades Nominated for Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards 2020 JCI Outstanding Young People Awards for 2020 Forbes 30 Under 30 2019 Blackbox Connect 23 2018 Sunday Business Post 30 Under 30 2018 Digital DNA Young Person of the Year 2017 IIA Startup of the Year 2017 NDRC Launchpad Winner 2016 This episode is hosted by Dave Byrne
According to a report by Zoom in collaboration with FRS Recruitment, jobseekers in the IT sector are predominantly seeking fully remote working conditions, while 80% in the commercial sector prefer hybrid working conditions. Remote or hybrid working models will continue to be the new norm, with options for remote working becoming an increasingly important consideration for candidates when accepting job offers. In addition to this, according to the Hays Salary & Recruitment Guide 2023, 90% of tech employers plan to hire new staff in the next 12 months, a six-year high, despite economic concerns and skills shortages. Figures published by the Central Statistics Office show that the digital sector employs more than 270,000 people in Ireland. Ronan talks to Brian O hOisin, the founder of Tech Nomads, a new event series, bringing Ireland's top tech talent face-to-face with the country's most exciting tech companies, with hundreds of jobs on offer. Brian talks about his background, Tech Nomads, AI, disruptors, the metaverse, mentorship and more. More about Brian O hOisin: Brian is a well known business and tech entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of Career Zoo. He is also the CEO of Tech Tribes, the head of innovation at Catalyst Media, the founder of Tech Nomads and is also involved with Dublin Tech Summit.
Learn about finding jobs in web3 & how to creatively leverage the blockchain with Niamh O'Connell. Niamh (Neeve) O'Connell is senior business development manager at CasperLabs. Niamh is a blockchain expert and has been at the forefront of the blockchain evolution since 2016. She is a co-founder of BlockW, a female-led initiative providing a platform for communication, education, and the discussion of ideas relating to careers in blockchain. Earlier in her career (2016), Niamh served at Deloitte and was a founding team member that set up and scaled the company's blockchain lab for Europe, Middle East and South Africa. She was also part of a small team that set up ConsenSys Ireland in 2018 and eventually joined ConsenSys U.S in 2020, working with Treum to build out a SaaS blockchain supply chain platform and co-lead the company's customer adoption division. Additionally in 2018, Niamh worked on the first few production-grade blockchain applications for consumer-packaged goods and in the food & agriculture industry. Niamh was named 2018 “Blockchain Leader of the Year” at the Dublin Tech Summit and has co-authored numerous blockchain studies. Niamh holds a Bachelor of Business Studies from Trinity College Dublin and a Master of Science in Management Consultancy from University College Dublin. Connect with Niamh https://casperlabs.io/ (https://casperlabs.io/) Company Twitter- @Casper_Labs Are you a women-identifying, purpose-driven human looking to receive deeper support on your web3 journey through an inclusive community? Make sure to check out The Calibration Room: https://www.calibrationroom.io/ (https://www.calibrationroom.io/) To join the free NFT Marketing School, head to: https://www.tiktok.com/link/v2?aid=1988&lang=en&scene=bio_url&target=https%3A%2F%2Fdiscord.gg%2Fp3cdgjsWuj (discord.gg/p3cdgjsWuj) To learn more about Caitlin or MetaMint Marketing, go to: https://www.metamintmarketing.io/ (https://www.metamintmarketing.io/)
Interviews from the expo area of the Dublin Tech Summit 2022 held in June 2022 at the RDS expo area in Dublin. Although the event had continued in a virtual format, the opportunity to network face-to-face was one that the 8,000 delegates relished. There was a palpable buzz in the exhibitor halls and hospitality spaces as the attendees digested some of the content of the keynote speakers, and looked to foster linkages with potential partners and investors. The weather obliged also which helped showcase the enduring appeal of Dublin as a location for technology events. There was also a strong social dimension to the event with the city centre meet-ups giving delegates the opportunity to network long into the night. There were several interesting Irish start-ups that caught our attention. Averil Power, co-founder of Gist, described the company's technology which helps companies repurpose long-format video. It helps revisit corporate content to increase engagement more fully. At the core of the technology is an AI algorithm which identifies the key points and creates a bespoke video. The company was among those who made it to the last five on the start-up main-stage competition. Power's sense of the DTS was that it did allow a good mix of meeting potential customers and investors. Another Irish start-up was recruitment specialists, Search Talent People. Established in 2019, they focus on tech companies‘ full hiring needs. Business Development manager Skai Morkeliunaite was of the view that AI, Cybersecurity and Automation were the sectors that were showing most promise at present. There was a very strong presence of international exhibitors at the event this year, testimony to its growing reputation on the European tech conference circuit. Among the exhibitors start-ups were to the fore. One such company is TravelPerk, headquartered in Barcelona. Chief Revenue Officer Jean-Christophe Taunay-Bucalo outlined that their technology allows individuals to bypass traditional corporate travel agencies. He was able to confirm that their systems were strongly orientated around corporate compliance; they had done Series D funding and achieved unicorn status – they had been extremely aggressive in acquisitions over Covid and had grown five times. They were also of the view of business travel was changing – people are traveling less than pre-covid but more people are traveling. While the overall travel costs remained the same what was evident was that companies are exchanging office costs for travel costs – bringing them together for team-building purposes rather than the traditional road warrior purposes. He also felt that events such as Dublin Tech Summit are changing considerably with a lot of focus now on networking with more tightly defined teams in attendance than heretofore. Mary-Rose Lyons, from Irish consulting company BrightSpark Consulting was the MC on the Horizon Stage over both days, and as such was well placed to give a reflection on the conference –she was of the view that Dublin was established in its tech-cred and an emerging eco-system. For her own business she has seen a switch from social media specific consulting to a more rounded strategic input to digital strategy. Among the first-time exhibitors this year was Guy Sear, Commercial Director of PayHawk – the first Bulgarian unicorn. This company helps management efficiency visibility and compliance in employee spend. One of the biggest problems remains visibility of spend and whether it's in compliance with policy. Their 3% paypack system was one that offered the potential for paying for itself for some clients. He said Ireland was a market they wanted to get into, and as an exhibitor the event facilitated this. Listen here to interviews with all the above mentioned companies.
In a special launch episode for season 10, I sit down with US billionaire, Frank McCourt. Frank is a serial entrepreneur & investor in real estate, technology, media, and sports. We recorded this very special live chat at the Dublin Tech Summit. Frank and I discuss his philosophy of business, his roots in Ireland and how Web3 is our chance to fix the mistakes of the past to build a better internet. Proudly Partnered with Sage. Visit Sage: https://bit.ly/sageEE
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A review of the cross-technology event This week there was a spring in the step of folks heading to ‘Dublin Tech Summit' at the RDS centre on Dublin's southside. It was a 2-day affair on the 15th and 16th of June, where face-to-face meetings, networking and tech talks were the order of the day. Dublin Tech Summit 2022 Reviewed The bustle of chatter, talks kicking off and a very full conference space led me to Detectify where Frederico talked about the external security service his company provides. Continuous automation of pre-pentest testing such as port scanning is a valuable service to provide independently of any internal security resources deployed. My journey moved around the busy event hall to Zoom where Harry Mosley, CIO and Matthew Kenny, Systems Engineer, showcased the new smart features on their product. This included PABX integrations and internal optimizations for a better user experience. The range of booths, talks and opportunities to meet folks was impressive indeed. I chatted with some entrepreneurs who requested secrecy around their products in the pre-launch stage noting the venture capital community was well represented at the summit making it an ideal networking opportunity for both parties concerned. The legal industry was also there in the form of Sarah Wilson and her colleagues from Cleaver Fulton Rankin located in Belfast city. Sarah and her legal colleagues are specialists in data compliance and governance in the tech space. The second day started off in a less populist manner but did fill up to a respectable degree where one was wary of getting too close to people in certain parts of the summit. Talks by many companies including Mastercard Foundry (the new design/R&D divisional merger), were in full swing. I visited the Foundry booth and was brought through some projects by James Conway and Stephen Elder. The use of Mastercard apps for making payments and opening up hotel doors based on existing products was an interesting product adaptation that Stephen was working on and immediately useful in my view. James was on the data side using IBM's quantum machine to run advanced algorithms on fraud detection and mapping of fraudulent transactions across Mastercard-enabled networks identifying previously unknown cash points in the journey of the fraudulent transaction. This investigative gap can now be swiftly resolved by quantum computing innovations such as this. I went into the Lenovo booth where Antonia brought me through the complimentary service and solutions innovation from Lenovo allowing Lenovo customers to gain value from this enhanced support solution. My journey then led me to a talk on AI and ‘How humans can co-exist with AI' as a panel discussion led by Laura Ellis. I was heartened by the great point made on how repeatable task elimination gives rise to new job opportunities for those willing to learn new things and take advantage of new opportunities. The second day's afternoon saw me attend talks such as ‘From Startup to Scale up' where experiences were shared by Stephen Crowley of Flipdish and Eileen O'Meara of Stripe. Both leaders commented extensively on the COVID challenges of remote working. This included catchment areas to an office for recruitment, the requirements of leadership based on knowing your people and the prioritization around managing company culture through adverse times. I also stopped off at the ThreatLocker's booth where Eoin McGrath brought me through their scalable agent-based service that materially enhances your fleet's security posture at the application level with their managed security solution. My final stop of the day was with Michal Sukiennik of Airnauts. I chatted with Michal for some time about development challenges in today's web 2.0 world and his company's outsourcing capabilities providing an integrated service that covers the product rather than just part of the project. This is now seen as the new best practice approach to web development of digital...
Jess chats with the Director of Public Policy at Instagram about their new supervision tools for parents. She heads to Dublin Tech Summit to meet with DC Calahane of Dog Patch Labs and Dorothy Creaven of Rent The Runway. Fiona Brady, Head of Operations at FreeNews joins Jess to talk about going green.
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On this episode of the Jason Cavness Experience I talk to Sasha Horne - An award-winning multiplatform storyteller, communications strategist, and creative entrepreneur We talk about the following Her Gullah heritage How she uses tech for good Perks of Ambition Sasha Talks Tech Sasha's Bio Empowering Millennials and Gen-Zers of diverse backgrounds to make their voices heard is the passion of Sasha Horne. An award-winning multiplatform storyteller, communications strategist, and creative entrepreneur Sasha is known for her work in front of the camera as a reporter, host, and creator of Sasha Talks Tech. She's now a leading subject matter expert in digital media strategy and an advocate for promoting digital equity and using tech for good. Sasha's tenure in broadcast journalism started more than a decade ago as a graduate fellow at CNN world headquarters in Atlanta. From there she went on to cover a variety of topics from politics and entertainment to technology and health. Some of her most memorable assignments include covering the 2012 Tea Party movement across the southern United States, the 2016 DNC and legalization of cannabis in more than a dozen states and the shooting death of Michael Brown by police in Ferguson, Missouri. Her work appeared on-air and online for dozens of mainstream and niche media outlets including NPR, Forbes, ABC News, CBS, Fox, and most recently BET Digital. A Beaufort, South Carolina native of Gullah heritage, Sasha earned her Bachelor's degree in Communications from the College of Charleston and her Master's degree in Journalism from Georgetown University. After appearing as “The Journalist” on ABC's cult classic “Whodunnit? (2013) Sasha relocated from the East coast to Los Angeles where she launched Sasha Talks Tech, an online resource for gadget, product, and app reviews. What started as a blog quickly expanded to include television segments, podcasts and speaking engagements across the globe covering red carpet interviews with global founders of diverse backgrounds at Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, as a startup panel judge at the Dublin Tech Summit in Ireland, and as moderator at Wonder Women Tech in Long Beach and Keynote speaker at the Tennessee Technology Student Association State Conference. She is also a sought after speaker and host and has hosted live and virtual events across the globe from the Sydney Opera House with Inspectah Deck and his Wu-Tang brothers to major launches from XBox and PlayStation at E3 in Los Angeles. An Air Force veteran, Sasha identifies as a servant leader and has altruism at the top of her list of values when it comes to taking on projects and partnerships. It was her desire to create opportunities for other creatives and techies that led her to found Perks of Ambition, a collective of community thought leaders using the digital space to amplify multicultural voices and perspectives. In 2021, Sasha self-funded and curated a 10-week virtual course for a cohort of driven, Gen-Z creative entrepreneurs. The summer program included workshops illustrating the ways creative entrepreneurs can streamline their business, use the digital space to gain exposure, increase their revenue and build generational wealth. Each of the four students received a $1000 stipend for their participation in the project. Read more here on Medium. She also launched STT News - an online news platform for multicultural millennials. Thesite will soft launch with a free newsletter in November. Sign up here to be a Beta tester. Sasha's Social Media https://www.sashatalkstech.com/ Sasha's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sasha-horne/ Sasha's Twitter: https://twitter.com/sashatalkstech https://www.digitaldash.info/ http://www.perksofambition.com/ Sasha's Gift Just in time for the holidays, we are working on curating a black and brown digital ebook that will allow you to shop from your phone or from your computer or forward it to someone who you'd like to share that with. If you head over to our site, https://www.digitaldash.info/ you can subscribe. I think it's going to be a really great gift. We're teaming up with all the creators who we've met through the clubhouse ecosystem, as well as through our variety of Facebook groups. This is going to be a living document that is going to be continuously updated. So w can provide this resource at no cost to the community. Sasha's Advice II would say with Final Thoughts is don't forgot to start where you are, you may not necessarily have it all figured out. But if you're able to set that goal, and just try to do something to just move the needle just a little bit each day. Maybe it's doing research, maybe it's watching some videos on YouTube, maybe it's listening to some podcasts like this one. But just as long as you can stay inspired, you can make it happen and that's what storytelling to me.
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Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch's venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our morning coffee chat with you that is all about the weekend, what to expect this week, and some funding rounds you may have missed. I'm subbing in for Alex Wilhelm today, who is deservedly out on vacation. You can find me on Twitter @nmasc_, and Equity on Twitter (turn on those notifications!) @equitypod. Biden and world leaders are congregating at the NATO summit, which kicks off this week. Also, the Dublin Tech Summit is happening on Thursday with yours truly, other TC folks, and many entrepreneurs making a virtual appearance.Now, onto the news! The weekend: The seat next to Jeff Bezos as he launches into space just got filled for $28 million. Also, Elon Musk tweeted about how Tesla might start accepting Bitcoin as a payment once at least half of it can be mined using clean energy. The comment sent Bitcoin up more than a few percentage points, hovering at $39,173 at the time of the recording. This morning: The FT reports that Flagship Pioneering, which is responsible for incubating and launching Moderna, has raised a new venture capital fund at $3.4 billion. Flagship isn't your traditional VC. It forms teams around problem areas and brainstorms solutions, incubates the most promising ones, and then eventually spins out and finances those companies. Funding rounds: Byju's got a check from UBS and Zoom founder Eric Yuan, making it the most valuable startup in India. The company is now valued at $16.5 billion post-money. Plus, The Pill Club has raised an extension Series B round with former Uber exec Liz Meyerdirk newly at the helm of the company. Finally, please take the Equity Listener Survey. We want to make the show better for you, so spending a few seconds filling out our survey and we will be very grateful.And that's all. Be kind with yourself this week, and take more than a 5-minute lunch because true glamour is being present and chewing slowly.
Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch's venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our morning coffee chat with you that is all about the weekend, what to expect this week, and some funding rounds you may have missed. I'm subbing in for Alex Wilhelm today, who is deservedly out on vacation. You can find me on Twitter @nmasc_, and Equity on Twitter (turn on those notifications!) @equitypod. Biden and world leaders are congregating at the NATO summit, which kicks off this week. Also, the Dublin Tech Summit is happening on Thursday with yours truly, other TC folks, and many entrepreneurs making a virtual appearance.Now, onto the news! The weekend: The seat next to Jeff Bezos as he launches into space just got filled for $28 million. Also, Elon Musk tweeted about how Tesla might start accepting Bitcoin as a payment once at least half of it can be mined using clean energy. The comment sent Bitcoin up more than a few percentage points, hovering at $39,173 at the time of the recording. This morning: The FT reports that Flagship Pioneering, which is responsible for incubating and launching Moderna, has raised a new venture capital fund at $3.4 billion. Flagship isn't your traditional VC. It forms teams around problem areas and brainstorms solutions, incubates the most promising ones, and then eventually spins out and finances those companies. Funding rounds: Byju's got a check from UBS and Zoom founder Eric Yuan, making it the most valuable startup in India. The company is now valued at $16.5 billion post-money. Plus, The Pill Club has raised an extension Series B round with former Uber exec Liz Meyerdirk newly at the helm of the company. Finally, please take the Equity Listener Survey. We want to make the show better for you, so spending a few seconds filling out our survey and we will be very grateful.And that's all. Be kind with yourself this week, and take more than a 5-minute lunch because true glamour is being present and chewing slowly.
My guest on the podcast this week is Michelle McDaid. Michelle is the Director of Engineering at Workhuman. The company with dual headquarters in Dublin and Massachusetts, provides its clients with cloud-based software services. Its social recognition program encourages employees to recognize and reward each other's work as an incentive for performance. Michelle is a passionate supporter of women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). She has used her leadership platform at Workhuman to drive diversity and inclusion initiatives and was an influential figure in the company's decision to join the 30% Club. In 2019, she was shortlisted as trailblazer in her industry at the Dublin Tech Summit, Women in Tech Awards. In this episode she tells me why we need more women in the technology sector, how a growth mind-set helped her succeed and why she derives real satisfaction from enabling others to do their best work. For all the latest updates from Your Best Self you can follow us on: *Instagram: @yourbestself_podcast *Facebook: @yourbestselfpodcast *Twitter: @Your_Best_Self_ Or you can follow Faye Rowlands on Twitter at @rowlands_faye
Interesting conversation and a pleasure to catch up with global Irish man Oisin Lunny. We cover a range of topics including his perspectives on the latest tech trends for events, the power of podcasts, and why music has helped to keep us sane during the lockdown. See more on his website here. Podcasts trends, tech insights and why music helps our resilience, Oisin Lunny Irish Tech News · Podcasts trends, tech insights and why music helps our resilience, with Oisin Lunny Oisin Lunny is an award-winning marketer, webinar and podcast host, MC, public speaker, virtual event consultant, UX business professor, and writer. His work has been translated into Chinese and Arabic, and read over half a million times as a senior contributor to Forbes, music editor at PHOENIX Magazine, and via regular contributions to The Guardian, CX Magazine and many others. He has also been featured on CNN, BBC, The Observer, The Telegraph, Business Reporter, The Drum and CMO.com. He is also the editor of Adrian Swinscoe’s book Punk CX. He is the host of the Siemens Advanta podcast and the Audio Talks podcast by HARMAN and a guest lecturer at IMB International Music Business School, and has worked in a series of leading global technology firms over the past 20 years as Global Product Manager, Country Manager, VP of Technology, Senior Market Development Manager, and Chief Evangelist. Oisin has hosted, moderated and given keynote presentations at over 200 conferences in every corner of the world, including TEDx, MWC and six times at SXSW. He is known for reliably owning the stage as an experienced event MC, and facilitating vibrant discussion with senior leaders from industry, technology, culture and government. He has joined advisory boards for SXSW, The Economist Big Think, Customer Experience World, Digital Marketing World Forum, Dublin Tech Summit and the Customer Experience Foundation. He was named the #5 most engaged marketer in the UK by LinkedIn, Top Twitter Influencer in Mobile Technology by Technopedia, and Top Thought Leader in Mobile by mCordis. Oisin maintains a parallel profile as a composer, producer, and DJ. His decades of experience in the creative industries enables him to bring insights from the world of music into entertaining keynotes about the art of networking and business leadership. His first band had a UK top 30 hit and supported Depeche Mode and U2, while his solo music has been featured in films The Mean Machine and Human Traffic. He also composed the original scores for several BBC and Channel 4 documentaries. Oisín Lunny TV, Event & Podcast Host, Speaker & MC tweeted: The selector-in-chief strikes again , and quoted BASS, MIDS, TOPS OUT NOW tweeting: More about Irish Tech News and Business Showcase here. FYI the ROI for you is => Irish Tech News now gets over 1.5 million monthly views, and up to 900k monthly unique visitors, from over 160 countries. We have over 860,000 relevant followers on Twitter on our various accounts & were recently described as Ireland’s leading online tech news site and Ireland’s answer to TechCrunch, so we can offer you a good audience! Since introducing desktop notifications a short time ago, which notify readers directly in their browser of new articles being published, over 50,000 people have now signed up to receive them ensuring they are instantly kept up to date on all our latest content. Desktop notifications offer a unique method of serving content directly to verified readers and bypass the issue of content getting lost in people’s crowded news feeds. Drop us a line if you want to be featured, guest post, suggest a possible interview or just let us know what you would like to see more of in our future articles. We’re always open to new and interesting suggestions for informative and different articles. If you would like to be featured in our podcast series drop us a line & don’t forget to sign up for notifications for our latest episodes and follow us on Twitter, Li...
The winners for this year’s highly anticipated Diversity in Tech Awards (DITA) in association with Microsoft for Startups have been announced. The virtual event took place on Tuesday 10th November 2020. The awards which celebrate diversity, equality, and inclusion recognises individuals and teams from across the world who are executing impactful work within their organisations and communities. Over 300 submissions from 24 countries were received, with 77 finalists shortlisted. This year’s awards featured 16 categories across women in tech and diversity in tech initiatives. Expert judges included 15 digital thinkers, creators, innovators, and DE&I experts. The panel of judges was composed of some of Ireland’s leading tech stars, including Shinjini Das, CEO at Das Media Group, Gearoid Kearney, CEO of myAccessHub, Gary Stewart, CEO & Co-Founder of The Nest, Sarah Cunningham, Vice President at Mastercard Dublin Tech Hub among others. Some of the winners of this year’s Diversity in Tech Awards included: Cultural Inclusion Award: Sensata Technologies Digital Transformation Award: Anita Kishore, Chief Strategy Officer at Think and Learn Pvt Ltd (Byju’s) Disability Inclusion Award: Cubbie Sensory Hub, Cubbie International Diversity Role Model Award: Evelyn Nomayo, Founder of Phase Innovate Entrepreneur Award: Sindhu Joseph, CEO & Founder of CogniCor Technologies, Inc. Health & Wellness Award: Wrike LGBTQ+ Inclusion Award: Bank of Ireland with Pride Network, Bank of Ireland Young Female STEM Pioneer: Alishba Imran, Machine Learning Developer at Hanson Robotics International Diverse Company Of The Year: Anthemis Group In addition to the above, there were also two special recognition awards; The Grace Hopper Award which acknowledges a leading female STEM professional, and The Diversity In Tech Impact Award which recognizes a not-for-profit organisation that has demonstrated exceptional initiative to promote diversity. Kriti Sharma, Founder of AI for Good UK & VP Product at GfK was crowned the winner of The Grace Hopper Award, while Gary Goldman, Senior Program Director of Out in Tech was awarded The Diversity in Tech Impact accolade. MC’d by leading Newstalk female broadcaster Jess Kelly, over 1,000 virtual attendees logged onto the prestigious awards ceremony which also included keynote speakers, a panel on achieving authentic DE&I in your organisation, and fireside discussions. Speakers included Daisy Auger-Dominguez, Chief People Officer at Vice Media Group, Andrew Macadam, Managing Director of Microsoft for Startups Europe, Furkan Karayal, Founder and CEO of Diversein.com and Abadesi Osunsade, Founder of the Hustle Crew and co-host of Techish podcast. Virtual attendees at the awards ceremony included a wide range of global DE&I advocates, international tech executives, VIPs, government representatives, and nominees. The Diversity In Tech Awards was organised by the Dublin Tech Summit team. For further information please visit www.diversityintechawards.com Speaking about this year’s winners, Tracey Carney, Managing Director of the Diversity in Tech Awards said: “This year’s inaugural Diversity in Tech Awards was a huge success and emphasized the diversity, equality, and inclusion of organisations who are making a real difference. We were inundated this year, with over 300 entries from some of Ireland’s most successful tech industries.” About the Diversity in Tech Awards Previously known as the Women in Tech Awards, The Diversity in Tech Awards, which took taking place virtually on November 10th, 2020 at 5 pm GMT, and will shine the spotlight on the achievements of individuals and organisations creating more diverse, equal, and inclusive workplaces and communities while striving to enhance representation in the technology sector. The event which celebrates the best in tech has been expanded this year to include recognise diversity in all of its forms including 16 categories which recog...
Fionnghuala 'Fig' O’Reilly joins the programme to discuss how she manages being a NASA datanaut as well as Miss Universe Ireland as she prepares to be a key speakers at the Dublin Tech Summit next week.
For this meetup, we had 3 guests line up for a panel that talked about their own experiences in leadership and also took questions from the audience. “Learn fast, make mistakes, then turn around and figure out how it happened as a team to grow from it” “You don't need to know where you are going to be in 5 years, but you need to understand the parts of the role you enjoy and see where could that lead you in the future” Some of the topics covered in this meetup: How important it is in a startup to be able to adapt Why being focused on making an impact in your company can be more beneficial than just getting work done How valuable it is to give yourself the confidence to thrive in your own role and take the opportunities that may present themselves The value of picking up different types of leadership traits from different people, as some leadership qualities may not suit you Saying yes to great opportunities and jumping in feet first to try it, and if it doesn't work its a great way to learn Why the hiring strategy is probably the most important thing for upholding or enhancing a good workplace culture How to make sure that the product you are creating is viable and there is a market for it Advice for someone starting out in a sales position How to ensure diversity in the workplace https://youngleaders.tech/meetup-9/ ANDREW PITCHER ZENDESK https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewpitcher/ Andrew leads and is currently building out the Sales Development business in EMEA at Zendesk from their rapidly expanding EMEA HQ in Dublin. He has 10+ years of sales and strategy experience with a special passion for developing his teams and customers. In his career to date, he has been the leader of Strategy & Operations teams, Sales Development teams (Inbound and Outbound) and Sales teams (SMB and Ent). He has worked with customers in the SaaS industry as well as the advertising industry across most markets in EMEA. Andrew has a background as a certified strategic planner with a BBA in Business Economics and an MBA in Finance. GRAEME O'REILLY DUBLIN TECH SUMMIT https://www.linkedin.com/in/graemeoreilly/ Graeme is the Head of Vision X at Dublin Tech Summit. He's an Innovative and experienced specialist in tech scale-ups and start-ups. Graeme specialises in identifying emerging start-ups with potential and developing relationships with start-up ecosystems globally. Graeme leads the Vision X start-up programme at DTS where he engages with high potential start-ups and advises them on how best to connect, collaborate and scale through the Vision X programme. Vision X focuses on creating value for international start-ups and scale-ups in Dublin’s established and vibrant tech and business community. Graeme is the DTS liaison between the start-up community and trade embassies, accelerators, investors and corporates. He facilitates introductions to enable entrepreneurs reach the next level of their growth and drives awareness of the DTS20 Start-up programme to an international audience of start-ups and investors. SHANA CHU STYL.WRAP https://www.linkedin.com/in/shana-chu-34551517 STYL.wrap was founded in 2018 by Shana Chu. Shana is the brains and strength of the company. Her impressive experience includes being the head garment technologist, head designer, web developer and digital marketing manager for two very different brands for 8 years (one a sports and leisure wear manufacturer and the second a personal protective equipment (fire suits, FR & ARC workwear, etc.) manufacturer). This hands-on role gave her deep domain knowledge and insight into the best and worst parts of garment manufacture. Her role brought her internationally and added great achievements to her career. STYL.wrap is a smart, easy to use sizing solution for online fashion retailers such as BooHoo.com and ASOS. Using artificial intelligence, the platform will reduce the cost ($$62.4 billion worldwide in 2015), volume and environmental impact of returns by providing instant fit recommendations to online shoppers reducing the need to order multiple sizes. They look at sizing and fit issues across the complete supply chain from initial design and production right through to the front door of online shoppers. They ensure that online shoppers get the right fit that looks good and feels great the first time, always.
With Dean away on his holidays, this week Jon has a very special guest for The Goosed Podcast! Aimee Louise Carton, the Founder and CEO of Irish Tech For Good Company Keep Appy joins us to discuss all things mental health, what they've done since we met them 2 years ago at Dublin Tech Summit and what it means for them to be an Irish Startup in the Tech For Good space. We talk about everything from how picking up dog shit was an inspiration for their Keepies to their upcoming appearances at WebSummit and TechStars. So check it out because this app is something special.
Mihai Alisie, Founder of the AKASHA Foundation, joins us on stage at Dublin Tech Summit to talk about collected vs collective intelligence, blockchain and humanity
Dan Calvert, Head of Partnerships at N26, joins us on stage at Dublin Tech Summit to talk about building a bank that everyone loves!
Ronan is at the Dublin Tech Summit and he met up with Sarah Welch the CMO of CarGurus. Sarah tells Ronan how CarGurus started, what they do, why their European HQ in Dublin is so important to them, and that they are looking to recruit more people.
Ronan is at the Dublin Tech Summit and this is the second of his two Dublin Tech Summit Podcasts. He caught up with Claudia Reuter and Max Kelly from Techstars who tell him a bit more about Techstars and what they do. They also talk about what they look for in startups that want to take part in their various programs.
“Mr. Barry is not content merely to perform sleights of hand; he wants his audiences to know how deeply he embraces risk, how very life-affirming careering toward the canyon of eternity can be.” — New York TimesAs the world's leading TV hypnotist, mentalist and brain hacker, Keith Barry has been blazing a trail across the globe for many years. His mind-blowing skills have been showcased in over forty international television shows, including his most recent series, You're Back in the Room. The first hypnotism format on TV in the UK for several years, this show garnered huge audiences and proved to be a big prime-time hit for ITV.As well as his own hugely successful US TV series, Deception with Keith Barry, Keith has appeared many times on some of the most prestigious US shows such as The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Jimmy Kimmel Show and The Conan O'Brien Show. He has also brain-hacked many celebrities including Woody Harrelson, Bono, Nicole Scherzinger, Morgan Freeman and many more.One of Keith's recent projects saw him working as chief mentalist and hypnotist consultant for the blockbuster movie, Now You See Me. Shot in New Orleans and Paris, it starred Woody Harrelson, Morgan Freeman, Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo and Michael Caine and grossed over $360M at the box office. His huge success in working extensively with Woody Harrelson, who plays a mentalist, ensured he was hired as chief magic and mentalist consultant for the sequel, Now You See Me – The Second Act. He worked on this for almost a year, through its filming in London and Macau.Keith has written, produced and performed many of his own stage shows in the last fifteen years and has sold out venues in the US, Australia, Canada, Spain, South Africa, the UK and of course his native Ireland. He has also recently presented his keynote speech ‘Mind Magic' at places such as The Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, The Pendulum Summit and The Dublin Tech Summit. Keith's TED Talk has been in the top twenty-five TED Talks since 2008 and it currently boasts over twenty-five million views.A true master of his craft, Keith has gained many awards over the years, including ‘Best Magician in Las Vegas 2009', as voted for by The Las Vegas Review-Journal. He also received the very prestigious ‘Merlin Award' for Mentalist of the Year in 2009, joining the ranks of past recipients including Penn and Teller, Paul Daniels and David Copperfield.Keith's corporate entertainment show is designed to astound and amaze the assembled audience and also have them laughing until their faces hurt. During the show, he will implant thoughts, extract thoughts, and influence the behavior of the unsuspecting audience. No-one is safe!- http://www.keithbarry.com/- https://www.instagram.com/keithbarryofficial/- https://twitter.com/KeithpBarry- https://www.facebook.com/keithbarryofficial/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, LinkedIn or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/
“Mr. Barry is not content merely to perform sleights of hand; he wants his audiences to know how deeply he embraces risk, how very life-affirming careering toward the canyon of eternity can be.” — New York TimesAs the world’s leading TV hypnotist, mentalist and brain hacker, Keith Barry has been blazing a trail across the globe for many years. His mind-blowing skills have been showcased in over forty international television shows, including his most recent series, You’re Back in the Room. The first hypnotism format on TV in the UK for several years, this show garnered huge audiences and proved to be a big prime-time hit for ITV.As well as his own hugely successful US TV series, Deception with Keith Barry, Keith has appeared many times on some of the most prestigious US shows such as The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Jimmy Kimmel Show and The Conan O’Brien Show. He has also brain-hacked many celebrities including Woody Harrelson, Bono, Nicole Scherzinger, Morgan Freeman and many more.One of Keith’s recent projects saw him working as chief mentalist and hypnotist consultant for the blockbuster movie, Now You See Me. Shot in New Orleans and Paris, it starred Woody Harrelson, Morgan Freeman, Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo and Michael Caine and grossed over $360M at the box office. His huge success in working extensively with Woody Harrelson, who plays a mentalist, ensured he was hired as chief magic and mentalist consultant for the sequel, Now You See Me – The Second Act. He worked on this for almost a year, through its filming in London and Macau.Keith has written, produced and performed many of his own stage shows in the last fifteen years and has sold out venues in the US, Australia, Canada, Spain, South Africa, the UK and of course his native Ireland. He has also recently presented his keynote speech ‘Mind Magic’ at places such as The Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, The Pendulum Summit and The Dublin Tech Summit. Keith’s TED Talk has been in the top twenty-five TED Talks since 2008 and it currently boasts over twenty-five million views.A true master of his craft, Keith has gained many awards over the years, including ‘Best Magician in Las Vegas 2009’, as voted for by The Las Vegas Review-Journal. He also received the very prestigious ‘Merlin Award’ for Mentalist of the Year in 2009, joining the ranks of past recipients including Penn and Teller, Paul Daniels and David Copperfield.Keith’s corporate entertainment show is designed to astound and amaze the assembled audience and also have them laughing until their faces hurt. During the show, he will implant thoughts, extract thoughts, and influence the behavior of the unsuspecting audience. No-one is safe!- http://www.keithbarry.com/- https://www.instagram.com/keithbarryofficial/- https://twitter.com/KeithpBarry- https://www.facebook.com/keithbarryofficial/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, LinkedIn or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/
Ronan talks to Tim Pitcher VP of Cloud Infrastructure with NetApp at Dublin Tech Summit. He tells Ronan what they do, how prepared they are for GDPR, how they were in the cloud before the cloud became ubiquitous and he also talks about his talk at Dublin Tech Summit.
Dublin Tech Summit 2018 brought together startups, Casey Neistat and lots of augmented reality. Jon and Martin catchup on the second year of Dublin's biggest technology festival.
A special programme recorded in front of a live audience at a Dublin Tech Summit event. Girls in Tech and Harvey Nash launched a new mentorship movement, namely Stepping Up. Taragh hosted a panel discussion to look at the need for the programme.
Neue Möglichkeiten für Indoor Navigation kombiniert mit AR Insider Research im Gespräch mit Insider Navigation Auf dem Dublin Tech Summit traf Oliver Schonschek von Insider Research den Augmented Reality-Experten und Insider Navigation Gründer Clemens Kirner. In den Interview erklärt Clemens Kirner die Lösung Insider Navigation, die es ermöglicht, technische Daten, Abläufe, Wege und auch Statusmeldungen in Gebäuden mit Hilfe von Augmented Reality sichtbar zu machen. Der Podcast klärt Fragen wie Wo gibt es bereits Anwendungsfälle? Welche Projekte und Partner hat Insider Navigation bereits? Welche Möglichkeiten gibt es für neue Partner?
On today's show we discuss everything that Casey told us at the Dublin Tech Summit. It's both informative along with a few home truths for anyone trying to build online brands or for anyone looking to raise more brand awareness. Check it out, enjoy and as always Stay Energized!
Ronan talks to Laurence Buchanan from EY who is one of the keynote speakers at Dublin Tech Summit. Laurence talks about digital transformation, doing digital versus being digital, digital factories and gives a few client case studies.
This week Joseph Dalton talks to Simon Cocking about Cryptocurrency and Blockchain.Simon Cocking is Senior Editor at Irish Tech News, Editor in Chief at CryptoCoinNews, and freelances for Sunday Business Post, Irish Times, Southern Star, IBM, G+D, and other publications. He is an accomplished public speaker at events including TEDx, Web Summit, Dublin Tech Summit, and overseas in Singapore, Moscow, Tel Aviv, Madrid, Tbilisi, Riga, Porto and Helsinki in the last 12 months. He is also a business mentor, with over 111,000 followers on Twitter and 12,000 LinkedIn connections, named on 10 global Twitter influencer lists in the last 12 months. He has been based in Ireland for over 22 years and has co-founded an founded five companies, and introduced one national sport to the country [Ultimate Frisbee].CheersJoehttps://joedalton.ie/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This must be my year because I've said this a few times but this definitely one of my strongest keynotes to-date. Not only is it a massive talk but it's followed by a super strong Q&A. In this episode, I discuss the beauty of entrepreneurship, the dangers of down-playing social media, my biggest failures to-date, and why a real practitioner isn't afraid to get their hands dirty. Thanks to everyone who showed me love in Dublin !
In this episode I sit down for an interview with Bloomberg during my trip to Dublin in February for the Dublin Tech Summit. In this conversation, we chat about the future of media conglomerates, today's best form of native advertising, the transition from radio to tv and the future of content marketing, and what I'd do with a $10M investment. BIG fan of this one .. let me know what you think!!
This must be my year because I've said this a few times but this definitely one of my strongest keynotes to-date. Not only is it a massive talk but it's followed by a super strong Q&A. In this episode, I discuss the beauty of entrepreneurship, the dangers of down-playing social media, my biggest failures to-date, and why a real practitioner isn’t afraid to get their hands dirty. Thanks to everyone who showed me love in Dublin !!
Last week I was out in Dublin for the Dublin Tech Summit. Such a great event and a huge thanks to everyone that show me love. In this interview we cover the evolution of communication, the truth about fake news, silence all the haters complaining about how the Internet has 'ruined' us, and the big question of does social media change us or expose us?
In the seventh of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to IIya Brotzky From VanHack. David talks to Ronan about what VanHack do, how they can help with developer shortage in Ireland and what their future plans in Ireland are.
In the eighth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to Gerry Molloy From Woof Advisor. Ronan had interviewed Gerry last year at the Uprise Festival and Gerry tells Ronan how Woof Advisor has progressed since then.
In the sixth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to David Quennville From Fitness Health Match. David talks to Ronan about what Fitness Health Match do, and what their future plans are.
In the fifth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to Katie Richards From Virtual Legal. Katie talks to Ronan about what Virtual Legal do, how they operate in different countries and her plans to move to the UK.
In the fourth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to Paul Hennessy from Data Innovation Systems. Paul talks to Ronan about what Data Innovation Systems do, and how they work with big data.
In the second of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to Tom Courtney from Property Basecamp. Tom talks to Ronan about what Property Basecamp do, and pitching later for the Dublin Tech Summit StartUp100.
It's day two at the Dublin Tech Summit and in the first of todays interviews Ronan talks to Niamh Malone the founder of Brainy App. Niamh talks about how Brainy App came about and how it can aid recovery after a brain Injury.
In the second of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan, talks to Indransh Gupta from Techie India Inc about the web development that Techie India do, who some of their clients are and where they have development offices.
In the seventh of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Bernard Nolan the founder MediMee talks to Ronan about MediMee, how it works, their first major client Deliveroo and their future plans.
In the sixth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Constance Scholten the CEO & Co-Founder of Camarilla talks to Ronan about her talk that she gave earlier, what Camarilla is and how it works.
In the fifth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Ronan talks to Meagen Eisenberg CMO at MongoDB about open source software, what MongoDB does and women in tech.
In the fourth of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts, Ronan talks to Brian Halligan the founder of Trupe, about what Trupe does and why we should be using it .
Over the next 2 days Irish Tech News will be publishing a series of Dublin Tech Summit podcasts. In our first Dublin Tech Summit podcast, Ronan talks to Davide De Guz the founder of Rebrandly. Davide explains what Rebrandly does, how long they have been going, who some of their clients are, their future plans including new products they will launch. Davide also talks about their Android and iOS apps and some cool features that Rebrandly has.
In the third of our Dublin Tech Summit podcasts Ronan talks to Richard Pidgeon, the Regional Sales Director for EMEA for Gitlab. Gitlab is a competitor to Github and Richard explains why they are different to Github and why you should be using their product.
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