Podcast appearances and mentions of Jamie Heaslip

An Irish founded company Limbo has a new weight loss scheme which involves monitoring your glucose levels and food consumption tailored to each individual's biology. And it claims that you will lose 12% of your body weight over 3 months. They're chaired by the serial entrepreneur Pat Phelan and have the backing of the basketball giant Shaquille O'Neal and the former rugby captain Jamie Heaslip. Rurik Bradbury the Chief Executive of Limbo joined Joe on the show this morning.

This week host Ciarán Hancock is joined in studio by Dublin publican and Managing Director of Grand Slam Bars, Noel Anderson.The pub group is jointly owned by former Irish rugby internationals Rob Kearney, his brother David, Jamie Heaslip and Sean O'Brien.They own the Bridge bar in Ballsbridge, the Blackrock pub in the Dublin coastal suburb, the Lemon & Duke and Little Lemon in the city centre and its most recent purchase, McSorley's in Ranelagh.Noel is also a shareholder in the Changing Times Brewery set up by a group of leading Irish publicans to produce a range of local stouts and other beers.Noel's career in the pub trade began as a teenager and has involved a number of highs and lows. This included allegations of money laundering at one of his former venues, which yielded a financial settlement but only after years of legal wrangling. He talks to me about that extraordinary case, along with the current challenges of running pubs in Ireland and securing insurance against Covid lockdowns just weeks before the pandemic hit here.We also discuss the rising price of a pint and taking on Guinness in the stout market, and why he feels Dublin city centre needs an extra 1000 Gardai on the street to counter anti-social behaviour.Produced by John Casey with JJ Vernon on sound. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week host Ciarán Hancock is joined in studio by Dublin publican and Managing Director of Grand Slam Bars, Noel Anderson.The pub group is jointly owned by former Irish rugby internationals Rob Kearney, his brother David, Jamie Heaslip and Sean O'Brien.They own the Bridge bar in Ballsbridge, the Blackrock pub in the Dublin coastal suburb, the Lemon & Duke and Little Lemon in the city centre and its most recent purchase, McSorley's in Ranelagh.Noel is also a shareholder in the Changing Times Brewery set up by a group of leading Irish publicans to produce a range of local stouts and other beers.Noel's career in the pub trade began as a teenager and has involved a number of highs and lows. This included allegations of money laundering at one of his former venues, which yielded a financial settlement but only after years of legal wrangling. He talks to me about that extraordinary case, along with the current challenges of running pubs in Ireland and securing insurance against Covid lockdowns just weeks before the pandemic hit here.We also discuss the rising price of a pint and taking on Guinness in the stout market, and why he feels Dublin city centre needs an extra 1000 Gardai on the street to counter anti-social behaviour.Produced by John Casey with JJ Vernon on sound. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode of our rivalries series, Jamie Heaslip chats to Chris about the battles between England and Ireland down the years and how the rivalry has evolved. Has the move to professionalism helped Ireland turn the tables on England? We pick out some Jamie's memorable victories over England and remember that historic encounter at Croke Park back in 2007. Heaslip also gives us his take on the meeting at Twickenham this weekend as Ireland look to make it four wins in a row over their great rivals.

Dave Kearney, a product of the highly regarded Leinster academy, came through the rigorous selection process and made his debut for Leinster in 2009 having starred for the Ireland U20s that season. With the family having a strong history in Irish sport Dave credits an early Gaelic football career with Cooley Kickhams in Louth as contributing factor for his undoubted skill set within rugby. He went on to establish himself as a pivotal member of the Leinster squad and has gone on to make over 100 caps for his native province. Fearless under the high ball and the finishers instinct, Dave was first called into the Ireland squad in 2013, making his debut v Samoa and scored 2 tries. His decision making under pressure saw him bypass alot of Irish wings and he quickly became a permanent fixture at both club and country. Highly regarded by Joe Schmidt, he was an ever present in the 2014 Six nations Championship winning team, playing every minute alongside his brother Rob and Jamie Heaslip. He was also member of the Ireland World Cup squad in 2015.His consistency and ability to play anywhere across the back three, has been a key attribute to his success as a rugby player as well as his unselfish team first attitude. He has scored over 25 tries for Leinster and 4 for Ireland in a 17 cap career to date with his last cap coming in November 2017 v Fiji. With success breeding success breeding success he has won the Pro 14 on 3 occasions as well as the Heineken Cup and Six Nations Championship, where he had made a significant impact with his consistent fielding and ability to read defences and capitalise on any errors with his attacking acumen. A diligent and disciplined trainer and popular squad member, Dave has a lot to offer both on and off the pitch and has also concluded a degree in Sponsorship and Brand Management. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/portraitsofclongowes/message

Former Ireland captain Jamie Heaslip chats to Staf about the heartbreak of a RWC quarterfinal exit at the hands of the All Blacks, and what the future of Irish rugby looks like. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Catch the full show for Afternoons with Staffy October 17, 2023 including appearances from former Ireland captain Jamie Heaslip, former All Blacks flanker Scott Waldrom, and NZ Mako flag football head coach Shiraz Soysa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the Rugby World Cup quarter-final draws near, Piney caught up with a legend of Irish rugby, the first man to captain them to a win over the All Blacks, Jamie Heaslip.   They discussed where Ireland's rugby success has come from, the nerves ahead of the quarter-final, and what they expect may happen.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ireland are through to the Rugby World Cup quarter finals after a comfortable win over Scotland. Rob Kearney from Virgin Media and Jamie Heaslip from RTE gave Ian some expert analysis on the game in their own unique ways!

All Scrumble Bee content is moving to our members only tier. Gold level is €10 p/m and includes the Jamie Heaslip podcast. Silver membership is €15 p/m and doesn't. It's The Fine Ale Countdown! Neil Fitzpatrick will be hosting his own show on the Darts, from Tara Street station. Thanks to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.

Grav and Patricia talk about French in a Cork accent, Jamie Heaslip's favourite podcasts, Netflix, Roman Numerals, Warren G's newspaper column team talks, Portugal and so much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since hanging up his Leinster, Ireland, and Lions jerseys, Jamie Heaslip has knuckled down and completed a Masters in Business and championed startups, particularly in the tech area. He joins Bobby to discuss his latest venture 'Limbo' and to chat about adjusting to life after professional sport.

Ireland are Grand Slam champions, and we bring the St Patrick's Day Party to you from Dublin! England had to improve on last week and they did, but it wasn't enough to keep the men in green at bay, especially when Freddie Steward was served a controversial red card. Chris Jones, Matt Dawson and Jamie Heaslip discuss that decision and the impact it had, as well as what ultimately separated Ireland in terms of class, and the moment everyone knew the Grand Slam was in the bag. They also take a moment to appreciate the fitting Six Nations send off for Jonny Sexton as he became the all-time points scorer for Ireland, and reflect on why he is one of the greats of the game – and why he won't be going quietly!

Neil Treacy is joined by former Ireland internationals Jamie Heaslip and Hannah Tyrrell for reaction to the announcement of the Irish squad for the 2023 Guinness Six Nations Championship.

In today's Mentor Moment with investor & entrepreneur, Jamie Heaslip, you are going to get an insight into a high-performance mindset. Jamie knows the importance of surrounding yourself with an elite team from his rugby career. He has taken these insights & now surrounds himself with a network of advisors, mentors, and business role models.  In this episode, you'll learn how to find mentors, how to convince them to work with you, and see the immense power of building a mentor network. Contact Gary: https://bit.ly/mrgaryfox --- Proudly Partnered with Sage Visit Sage: https://bit.ly/sageEE Location Partner: Iconic Offices https://bit.ly/eeiconic Music by Andrew Applepie

Greg O'Shea, Lindsay Peat and Jason Hennessy are in the House of Rugby studio and we also hear from Peter O'Mahony and former Ireland No.8, Jamie Heaslip. They cover: (1:30) - Ireland's tense Wallabies win (10:20) - Peter O'Mahony chats with Pat (20:55) - Nic White HIA farce (29:45) - Jamie Heaslip interview (39:00) - World Rugby awards (54:15) - ROG linked with England and rugby round-up

Welcome to Thursday's #OTBAM podcast - Ger & Shane are in studio, bringing you your sports breakfast fix. Andy Mitten gives his thoughts on Ronaldo. Pillar Caffrey on Pat Gilroy's return to the Dublin set-up. Jamie Heaslip and Matt Williams look ahead to Ireland v Australia. Timestamps and topics below. (01:00) – Kickoff with Ger & Shane (22:30) – Sports Pages (41:00) – Football w/Andy Mitten (01:06:20) – GAA w/Pillar Caffrey (01:23:30) – Rugby w/Jamie Heaslip (01:41:30) – Rugby w/Matt Williams Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

Jamie Heaslip spoke to Shane Hannon ahead of Ireland's clash with Australia in the final game of the Autumn Nations series. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

Chris Jones, Katy Daley-McLean, and Matt Dawson give their thoughts on another Six Nations epic at Twickenham, where England went a man down after 82 seconds and Ireland achieved a historic win, but the scoreboard didn't tell the whole story. Jamie Heaslip joins them to give an Irish perspective, and explains why an ugly win tonight is the best thing for Ireland as they chase down the title. England Head Coach, Eddie Jones, also shares his thoughts on how the game got away from England in the closing stages. Chris, Matt and Katy look ahead to a Super Saturday which is simmering nicely, and debate whether England are primed to spoil the party in Paris.

With Danny still living it up in Dubai, Alex Corbisiero join Chris and Ugo on the pod this week. They chat to Jamie Heaslip about another win for Ireland over the All Blacks and find out what's changed under Andy Farrell. Can England cope without Owen Farrell and Jamie George when they meet South Africa at Twickenham this weekend? Wales scrape past Fiji, Scotland are undone by the Springboks and World Rugby's player of the year nominations has everyone scratching their heads.

It's Episode 300! We've got the whole gang back together for this landmark episode to drink very strong beer and have a good old laugh, targeting Eamon Ryan, Jamie Heaslip, and all the kids in Springfield (that ought to hold the little S.O.B.s). Neil Fitzpatrick changes his bedsheets annually. Thanks to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.

Rugby's Greatest Pod celebrates the Six Nations' Greatest Smash and Grabs, as James Gemmell is joined by Scott Quinnell, Jamie Heaslip, Fiona Coghlan and Fraser Brown. From that famous day at Wembley in 1999, with the bleach blonde hair of Scott Quinnell through to the Women's Six Nations and Ireland's 2013 Grand Slam triumph, we discuss some of the Six Nations' greatest upsets and wins on the road.

Chris Ashton, Danny Care and Chris Jones look ahead to Wales' Grand Slam match in Paris. Danny and Ashy share their memories of playing for England in Grand Slam deciders. They look back at a memorable encounter between England and France at Twickenham. Jamie Heaslip is back on the pod to discuss Ireland's win at Murrayfield and pick his number 8 for the upcoming Lions tour.

Episode 22 has arrived! | Jason & Jamie Heaslip are back! | The lads look back on Round 2 of the 2021 Guinness Six Nations. | Another defeat for Ireland as France get the win in Dublin. | What next for Irish Rugby? | Is it all doom and gloom or is there light at the end of the tunnel? | Scotland do a Scotland. | Plus much more! | Be sure to subscribe and send any questions to upandunderpod@rugbylad.com

Episode 21 has arrived! | Jason & Jamie Heaslip are back! | The lads look back on the opening round of the 2021 Guinness Six Nations | The big talking points including THAT red card and THAT missed kick | The positives Ireland can take from their defeat to Wales | A look ahead to Ireland vs France in Dublin this weekend | Ronan O'Gara breaks down Billy Burns' missed kick with fascinating detail | He also takes a close look at O'Mahony's red card and what the future holds for back-rows at the breakdown | Plus much more! | Be sure to subscribe and send any questions to upandunderpod@rugbylad.com

It's officially Six Nations week so Ugo Monye, Danny Care and Chris Jones welcome four big guests onto the pod ahead of the opening weekend. Former Scotland captain John Barclay chats about the Calcutta Cup and Finn Russell's pre-match meals. Jamie George gives an insight into the England camp and the David Beckham suite at St George's Park. Ireland legend Jamie Heaslip explains what Paul O'Connell will bring to Andy Farrell's side, plus they speak to Ken Owens about his new Wales gear and singing the national anthem.

Episode 20 has arrived! | Jason & Jamie Heaslip are back! | The lads look back on Leinster for Munster as Jamie takes him time picking out a special jersey for Jason! | A look at the Irish squad for the Six Nations and the players who have been impressing | Jamie names his starting Ireland XV for the Wales game | Owen Farrell on the Six Nations during a Lions year | Johnny Sexton on Craig Casey's inclusion | Andy Farrell on how the Paul O'Connell appointment came about | Stuart Hogg on Eddie O'Sullivan's infamous “deluded Scots” comments | Plus much more! | Be sure to subscribe and send any questions to upandunderpod@rugbylad.com

In this episode Aisling talks to Conall O'Morain about the PR game, his work at the Media Group and his journey to becoming an Irish national broadcasting legend and advocate for small businesses.  Conall was RTE's first ever Business Correspondent.   He then took a hiatius - spending 8 years as a stockbroker before returning to broadcasting The Sunday Business Show on Today FM for thirteen years.   Since September 2020 he has co-hosted That Great Business Show podcast with Ireland rugby legend and entrepreneur, Jamie Heaslip.  Along the way he has sat at boardroom tables with Goldman Sachs and had a ring side seat for the incredible business battle between titans Tony O'Reilly and Denis O'Brien.   An initiative of Tipperary Local Enterprise Office.#TheSMECommunityPodcastYou can find Tipperary Local Enterprise Office on Twitter at @TipperaryLEOPresented by Aisling HurleyProduced by The Business Fairy Digital Marketing Agency Ltd. (https://thebusinessfairy.ie)Twitter:  @tbfcentralContact That Great Business Show podcast on Twitter @TeamGBS1You can get in touch with Conall via Twitter  on @ConallOM or via his website at mediagroup.ie.

Joining Donncha and Marie this evening we have Ian O'Riordan on the sad passing of Jerry Kiernan, Lisa Fallon on her appointment as first team head coach with Galway Utd, Chorley the FA Cup Giant Killers and Rugby with Jamie Heaslip and Peter Stringer.

Joining Donncha and Marie this evening we have Ian O'Riordan on the sad passing of Jerry Kiernan, Lisa Fallon on her appointment as first team head coach with Galway Utd, Chorley the FA Cup Giant Killers and Rugby with Jamie Heaslip and Peter Stringer.

In the first episode of the New Year, and the first episode of our "Sort Yourself Out" series, the lads are joined by nutritionist Sophie Conroy where they put their culinary skills to the test, try out some healthy snack alternatives and find out if they eat like this will they look like professional rugby players? We're looking at you, young Jamie Heaslip.

E15. This is a business story like no other. Conor McEnroy headed to the City of London in the wake of his failed oil & gas newsletter. He was offered three jobs and thought he was cock of the walk - until he found out that his fellow interns were on double his salary. Lesson learnt. A chance phone call by Conor to an old contact in the oil business saw his Swiss employers earning a massive £2m fee for raising funds for the oil company. Conor was on his way - a way that brought him to Italy, and then to Latin America where he was to fix broken oil companies initially, and then broken banks - a scalpel is a scalpel no matter what the business, after all. Not everyone appreciated his presence. There was a bomb at his hotel. There was the kidnapping - Conor describes what goes through your mind when your on a country road with a gun pointed at your back. And there were the minders, armed to the teeth, who would join Conor for his walks on the beach.Some time later he got a phone call from an old pal who offered to sell him an ailing Paraguayan bank. Eventually Conor did buy it, and has built it from tenth spot to the fourth spot in bank size. Ireland's honorary consul in Paraguay (that's another job he has) doesn't hold back on what he would do with the Irish banks and their boards were he in charge (You're fired!), he explains why he wouldn't allow banks to sell of their bad loans and he says that young Irish people should take a serious look at the opportunities that Paraguay offers them. He got rugby legend and co-host Jamie Heaslip so excited with the prospects about buying a coffee plantation that they exchanged phone numbers before he left. Who knows, will we see a Blend #8 coffee on our shelves soon? Listen. It's not like any other business story, because at That Great Business Show we do business differently. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 19 has arrived! | Jason & Jamie Heaslip look back on another brilliant round of action in the Champions Cup | Are Munster now serious contenders following their heroic win against Clermont? | Leinster fail to impress but still relatively untested | The hype machine and Ulster Rugby| Are Connacht Champions Cup standard? | The Christmas Inter-pros | Be sure to subscribe and send any questions to upandunderpod@rugbylad.com

Joining Donncha and Marie we have Jamie Heaslip and Stephen Ferris on rugby, Conor Sweeney and Raymond Galligan on the All Ireland Final and Anne Dalton fresh off her All-Ireland win with Kilkenny.

Joining Donncha and Marie we have Jamie Heaslip and Stephen Ferris on rugby, Conor Sweeney and Raymond Galligan on the All Ireland Final and Anne Dalton fresh off her All-Ireland win with Kilkenny.

E. 12 Tony Harbison, boss of Wicklow based company Asistec on semen and shifting vaccines at minus 70C., Yvonne Caplice, Business Director of creative agency TBWA, on making world winning Supervalu Christmas ad, manufacturing PPE clothing during a pandemic is a great business for Happy Threads co-founder Daniel Plewman, save 30% plus on energy costs for free using clever Vivid Edge tech and finance, co-founder Tracy O'Rourke explains. Oh, and what went through Jamie Heaslip's mind when scoring World Rugby's 'Try of the Decade'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

E6 Coming up on this week's That Great Business Show, Episode 6(From 4.30")John Paul Prior, co-founder of ‘vertical farming' startup www.Farmony.ie explains how the future of farming is up in the air, literally. He sees a world where we will be farming many of our greens and salads in disused commercial properties, in-store in supermarkets or even in your living room. Why? Because technology allows it and, for sensible sustainability reasons, we can't continue to ship our lettuce or herbs from across the globe. Jamie Heaslip also explains the difference between a land owner and a farmer. He says the Kearney brothers, (Dave and Rob) come under one heading and Sean O'Brien comes under the other. Let's see what comes of that.(From 20')There's a nationwide opportunity in the in-situ health scanning business according to Mary Jones of www.mobilemedicaldiagnostics.ie We hear, incredibly, that she has the only mobile scanning business that brings medical scanning to patients in nursing and care homes. This avoids having to bring patients on long, complicated and ultimately disturbing trips to hospitals for scans, especially as we learn that 85% of those scans are 'outruled' – i.e. good news, nothing broken. A true entrepreneur Mary even put her engagement ring on the line to raise collateral to lease her first scanner. She's serious about the business.(From 37')How do you do business with giant corporations without being sucked in, chewed up and spat out – leaving without the business idea or solution that you brought to them? Veteran entrepreneur John Colgan of www.solgari.com explains how his small comms software company has successfully partnered with Microsoft, brining the Solgari solutions to the world, making both Microsoft and Solgari very happy indeed. John says that large corporations are agnostic to where solutions come from, so long as they're good. He repeats the That Great Business Show mantra – it's #StrictlyBusiness. Being a great guest John leaves us with some great tips.(From 53')If we could turn every one Euro in your pocket into six Euro, you'd love us. Well that's the minimum that entrepreneur Sohini De claims that her business www.Empeal.com can deliver. She doesn't like the word ‘wellness' which she says is totally abused at this stage. Instead, what her business does do is use the appliance of science to turn employee health into a game. The more the employees participate, the more it benefits them. The healthier your staff, the happier the staff and the lower your staff turnover. This is one area where co-host Jamie Heaslip is seriously well versed. Hear what his verdict on the business is.As a subscriber, if you have a great business or know of an exceptional one, the type of brilliantly clever businesses we love to feature on Ireland's best business podcast, please send us details at Producer@ThatGreatBusinessShow.com You'll find full details of our requirements on our website www.ThatGreatBusinessShow.comWith our growing worldwide audience, our connections with www.iibn.com as well as with the @IrelandCTBiz on Twitter you'll be doing those businesses a big favour. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

E5 On this episode of That Great Business Show;Wine expert Lynda Coogan makes a famous Team GBS #pivot and brings 'A Class of Wine' wine learning classes online to the world. She also has this year's (so far) best corporate Christmas present for you.Glofox co-founder Conor O'Loughlin talks about raising $20m, big opportunities in sports software post-Covid (and how he beat Jamie Heaslip off the rugby pitch!)The Skin Nerd and Skingredients founder, Jennifer Rock, has a mass following for her videos. She tells us how she built and retains that community.Colin Gordon, author of 'Marketing is in Trouble', says your digital marketing department needs to be reined back. Now.That Great Business Show is sponsored by De Facto shaving oil www.DeFactoShave.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on SME Sessions, myself and Jamie Heaslip are chatting

For the 5️⃣th episode of our SME session, myself & Jamie Heaslip were joined by Megan Cassidy, MD of LovinDublin. As a person coming from the non-commercial side of the business, she explains to us: ✔️Brand model⭐of LovinDublin ✔️Why it's important for SME's to create valuable content

Excited for the 4th episode of the SME sessions with Jamie Heaslip. Joining us is Joanne O'Grady - Founder & Director of Clever Clogs Inc. & Gaia Baby, premium nursery goods brands.

Tommy Bowe, former Irish rugby player joins myself & Jamie Heaslip this week for episode 3 of SME Sessions. Tommy chats with us about how he created www.xvkings.com & www.lloydandpryce.com, how he's kept them alive during Covid and how he is helping the high-street get back on its feet and build the new normal.

Myself and Jamie Heaslip were joined by Tom Gannon who founded Cali Cali Foods & NutriQuick. Tom is going to talk us through how he built these extremely successful businesses from the ground up, how he pivoted to not only continue his success but expand during the current business climate! He's an absolute legend and a gent - do not miss this insight into his business planning!

This podcast is all about "What doesn't get measured doesn't get managed'. Myself & @jamieheaslip offer advice on what should be measured in a business during Covid-19 and the best ways to get the data you need to help your business grow!

In this episode, myself & @jamieheaslip from @flendercrowd are chatting about the importance of Brand, how to develop and get your brand out there. Loads of great insight and tips.

I'm chatting with @jamieheaslip from @flendercrowd about how SME Businesses can weather the storm of COVID-19 . We're sharing our own personal business experiences and how we've had to adapt and change in this current climate.

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In this episode, Michael talks with former Irish Rugby International Jamie Heaslip.  Jamie provides insights into what hes doing after rugby, but we also talk about the processing of success when playing rugby. Jamie talks about how he manages his investments, knowing that his rugby career was going to finish in his 30s. He talks about how he looks to create wealth, through investing in assets We talk about how Jamie is dealing with the COVID 19 crisis, based on how he dealt with the highs and lows on the rugby field. We talk about the process of beating the All Blacks in 2016 - and how the Irish were able to work backwards to work out a plan to beat the All Blacks. We talk about what success means to Jamie and how he goes about the process of achieving success. We talk about his involvement with Flender and how he sees the future of the P2P Industry in Ireland and the future of Flender. Quotes from the episode: "To create financial wealth, you need to own something" "Don't stick your head in the sand.... address things straight on." "Hard work beats talent a lot of the times" "People are very quick to pass over wins.... you need to get comfortable not being able to control everything" Follow Jamie on social media: https://twitter.com/jamieheaslip https://www.instagram.com/jamieheaslip Sign up to Flender & Get behind Irish Business: https://bit.ly/2xgAVeR

This episode, I'm have a chat with @jamieheaslip from @flendercrowd on how @flendercrowd can help small businesses raise the funds they need to expand.