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This podcast will bring you the latest interviews from some of the leading figures within the venture capital landscape in Ireland and abroad. Our interviews focus on a diverse range of people from founders to investors. The goal is to find out about the highs and lows of each individual's journey to date and to give our audience a unique insight into the different elements of our ecosystem.
- 40 - The Irish VC ep39: Building a Rare Disease Pharma Startup in Europe - Oranda Therapeutics
In this episode, Ahmed Alderzi, CEO and co-founder of Oranda Therapeutics, shares insights into building a biotech startup focused on rare diseases, the unique approach of Oranda, and lessons learned from his 30+ years experience. Discover how they navigate the complexities of drug commercialisation and their ambitious plans for Europe and beyond.
Topics featured throughout the epidode:
Oranda's unique platform for late-stage medicinesThe significance of market exclusivity and genericsBuilding a biotech startup in Ireland and EuropeThe importance of team and culture in startupsNavigating regulatory and market access in pharmaThe impact of rare diseases and patient needsFunding and investor relations in biotechOperational strategies for a virtual team"Both industries are needed to serve patients""Eighty percent of medicines in Europe are generics""There are seven thousand named rare diseases"Thu, 03 Sep 2026 - 43min - 39 - The Irish VC ep38:Can AI Fix the Broken Media Market? A Vision for the Future of Advertising with BuyMedia's Fergal O'Connor
The Irish VC Podcast — Buymedia, media buying, and scaling from Ireland. In this conversation, Sarah Jane Larkin speaks with Fergal O’Connor, founder and CEO of Buymedia, about how he built the company from an early marketplace idea into an AI-driven media planning platform. The discussion covers start-up iteration, customer-led product development, funding in Ireland, and the changing media landscape across Ireland and the UK
Key topics
How Buymedia started and why the original marketplace concept changedMoving from inventory access to understanding where ideal customers consume mediaBuilding AI personas, media plans, marketplace buying, and performance feedback loopsThe impact of new media channels and the challenge of recency biasIreland’s start-up ecosystem and the role of Enterprise Ireland, local enterprise offices, NDRC, and grantsThe gap between early-stage funding and large-scale growth capitalScaling into the UK and learning a different go-to-market approachAI, agentic media buying, and the future of advertisingBuymedia began with the idea of giving buyers visibility into media inventory and pricing, but later pivoted to solving a deeper problem: helping brands understand where their customers actually consume media.The platform now supports the full workflow: building an ideal customer profile, creating a media plan, buying media, and measuring what works.Fergal described the company’s growth as a customer-driven journey, with products shaped by market feedback rather than built in isolation.He praised Ireland’s early-stage startup support but highlighted a funding gap once companies move beyond initial checks and need bigger growth capital.He believes the next major shift in media will be driven by AI, especially agentic systems that can automate media buying and selling.Customer discovery should happen before building the productRevenue generation early can make a startup more resilientFunding discipline matters as much as growthAI will increasingly shape how media is planned, bought, and measuredFri, 03 Jul 2026 - 37min - 38 - The Irish VC ep37: The Google Takeover - Founder Focus Live Panel on Startups, Scaling & AI
Live from Google HQ Dublin! Delighted to introduce our 3rd Annual Google Takeover Live panel discussion for the Irish VC Podcast with the headline panel of:
Host: Neil Lock - Google
Guests: Mark Kirwan of Positive Carbon, Joseph Smyth of Joulica, Sean Mullaney of Seapoint& Portia Healy O’ Connor of Linda ai.
Discover how AI-native startups are transforming industries with innovative solutions. This episode reveals how founders are reducing food waste, enhancing customer journeys, and revolutionizing healthcare with AI. Learn the secrets to building trust, managing rapid AI integration, and turning ideas into enterprise-ready solutions. Perfect for founders, investors, and technologists eager to leverage AI for growth without compromising trust or quality. Tune in to explore AI as the engine of growth and gain insights to accelerate your startup's journey.
Tue, 16 Jun 2026 - 44min - 37 - The Irish VC ep36: Unlocking Ireland’s Renewable Future - An Interview with Pat Smith of Local Power Ltd
Discover insights from Pat Smith, Managing Director of Local Power Limited, on Ireland’s renewable energy prospects, particularly in biomethane, solar PVs, and battery storage. This episode explores how farmers and rural communities can harness green energy, the importance of government support, and the role of innovative projects in shaping Ireland’s sustainable future.Main Topics Covered:
Pat Smith’s background and journey into agriculture and energyThe Irish farming community’s role and challenges in renewable energy adoption.Current tensions between farmers and government, and what’s driving unrestThe potential of biomethane, solar PV, and battery storage for IrelandGovernment policies and the urgent need for clear support in renewable sectorsLocal Power’s projects and future plans, including Ireland’s first fully licensed biomethane facilityPractical advice for startups and young entrepreneurs in renewable energyLocal Power LimitedBVP Websitewww.bvp.ieTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction to Pat Smith and his journey from farm background to renewable energy innovator
03:17 - The evolution from traditional farming into energy entrepreneurship with Local Power
06:16 - Current tensions between farmers and government, and what’s driving unrest
08:12 - The importance of diversification: energy solutions for farmers and rural communities
10:28 - What is biomethane and its significance for Ireland’s energy independence
12:37 - Challenges and policy gaps blocking biomethane industry growth
14:24 - The stalled Carna Ross biomethane project – opportunities and government support needed
15:52 - The philosophy behind Local Power’s mission to keep power within rural communities
17:08 - Advances in battery storage technology and its role in renewable energy management
19:00 - The growth of solar PV installations among farms and businesses in Ireland
20:33 - The impact of government grants and incentives on accelerating renewable adoption
21:36 - How businesses and farmers can get involved with Local Power and renewable projects
23:23 - Advice for startups and young entrepreneurs in renewable energy
26:44 - Key takeaways on resilience, pivoting, and smart work in building a successful business
28:23 - The bright future for Ireland’s renewable sector, despite current setbacks
28:58 - Insights on collaboration with BVP investor group and funding opportunities for biomethane
30:17 - Ireland’s first fully licensed biomethane plant – ambitions and stakeholder benefitsResources & Links:Connect with Pat Smith.Wed, 06 May 2026 - 28min - 36 - The Irish VC ep:35 The Inside Scoop with BVP Director Stephen Burdock
In this episode, Stephen Burdock, Director of BVP Investments, shares his extensive experience in banking, private equity, and investment strategies. He discusses what makes a compelling pitch, the importance of team versus idea, and insights into Ireland's emerging sectors like AI and health tech. Don't miss the upcoming Funder/ Founder event open to the public mentioned at the end of the episode!
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to BVP and Stephen Burdock
06:03 Understanding BVP's Investment Offerings
12:07 Crafting the Ideal Pitch
17:46 Navigating Feedback and Future Opportunities
23:47 Emerging Sectors for First-Time Founders
29:48 Lessons from Missed Opportunities
Fri, 06 Mar 2026 - 33min - 35 - The Irish VC ep34: State of Venture Capital in 2026
In this episode of the Irish VC podcast, host Sarah Jane Larkin discusses the current state of venture capital in 2026 with industry experts Elliott Griffin, Gillian Buckley, and Amy Neale. They explore the challenges and opportunities in the global and Irish VC landscape, the impact of AI on investment strategies, and provide valuable advice for founders navigating the fundraising environment. The conversation highlights the importance of access to capital, the evolution of the Irish VC market, and the need for a focus on commercialisation skills and disciplined financial management.
Chapters
00:00 State of Venture Capital in 2026
07:24 The Evolution of Irish Venture Capital
16:13 The Impact of AI on Investment
23:00 Advice for Founders in 2026
35:05 Navigating the Exit Environment
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Fri, 30 Jan 2026 - 42min - 34 - The Irish VC ep33: FAQ's on EIIS 2025 with BVP Investments
In this conversation, Marie Nolan interviews Stephen Tully, CFO of BVP Investments, to demystify and talk through some frequently asked questions around the Employment Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS). They discuss the benefits of EIIS, including tax relief for investors, and highlight a successful case study of Astatine, a company that has significantly grown with BVP's support. The conversation also covers BVP's investment strategy, the types of companies they target, and the application process for potential investors. Tune in now, it's a short and snappy one if you want to find out more about this tax relief investment opportunity. The BVP EIIS Fund is open for investment until the 31st December! Check out www.bvp.ie for more information!
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to EIS and BVP Investments
01:52 Success Story: Astatine and Its Growth
04:55 Understanding Tax Relief and Investment Risks
09:50 BVP's Investment Strategy and Sector Focus
14:35 Investor Profiles and Application Process
18:29 FAQs and Early Exit Opportunities
Thu, 04 Dec 2025 - 17min - 33 - The Irish VC ep32: From Pharma to VC - Insights with Caroline Gaynor of Lightstone VC
In this episode of The Irish VC, Caroline Gaynor (Guest), Partner of Lightstone VC emphasises the importance of building a strong support network for founders, particularly those who are first-time entrepreneurs. Sarah Jane Larkin (Host) & Caroline both highlight the challenges of lacking a track record and the need for guidance from experienced individuals. Additionally, Caroline stresses the often-overlooked necessity of having a well-thought-out fundraising strategy, urging founders to understand the funding landscape and the various players involved. Tune in now!
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Thu, 30 Oct 2025 - 32min - 32 - The Irish VC ep31: With Denise Sidhu, Director & Partner at Kernel Capital
In this episode, Denise Sidhu, Director and Partner at Kernel Capital, shares her journey into venture capital, discussing the lessons learned over her 20-year career. She highlights the current state of the venture capital landscape in Ireland, the challenges faced by startups, particularly in securing funding, and the importance of perseverance and optimism. Denise also advocates for increased support for women in entrepreneurship and offers valuable advice for founders and aspiring investors.
Chapters
00:00Denise Sidhu's Journey into Venture Capital
05:39Lessons from 20 Years in Venture Capital
06:07Current State of the Irish Venture Capital Landscape
08:35Exciting Sectors in Irish Venture Capital
12:21Challenges Faced by Irish Founders
19:13Advocating for Women in Entrepreneurship
22:09Advice for Aspiring Founders
24:53Transitioning into Venture Capital
26:52Final Thoughts and Community Support
Fri, 26 Sep 2025 - 27min - 31 - The Irish VC ep30: Branding for Start-ups! The Balancing Act - Product vs. Brand.
This episode was recorded in front of a live audience at Munster Technology University (MTU) in Cork. In this episode of the Irish VC podcast, the panel comprising of Hilary O'Shea from Otonomee, Alison MacSweeney from Brandhive & Ryan O'Neill from LegitFit discusses the critical role of branding for start-ups, emphasising the balance between product development and brand identity. They explore strategies for building a brand on a budget, the impact of cultural identity on branding, and the importance of authenticity. The conversation also touches on common branding mistakes, the value of a strong online presence, and how purpose-driven companies can attract talent and customer loyalty. Insights from various founders highlight the evolving landscape of branding and marketing in today's competitive environment.
Chapters below:
00:00 Introduction to the Irish VC Podcast
03:00 The Role of Branding in Startups
06:04 Product vs. Brand: The Startup Dilemma
08:51 Building a Brand with Limited Resources
12:09 Scaling a Brand Globally
14:58 The Impact of Irish Identity on Branding
17:54 Valuing Brand in Investment
20:52 Mistakes in Branding and Marketing
23:43 The Importance of Authenticity in Branding
26:59 The Future of Branding and Marketing Strategies
30:02 Final Thoughts on Branding and Purpose
Mon, 01 Sep 2025 - 55min - 30 - The Irish VC ep29: Fireside chat with Brian Thornes, from orthopaedic surgeon to Inventor!
In this short episode of the Irish VC, Mark Farrelly of HBAN (Halo Business Angel Network) has a fireside chat with Brian Thornes. From orthopaedic surgeon to Inventor & CEO, Brian tells us about the ground-breaking development of the X-Bolt hip fracture system. Discover how this innovative technology is transforming orthopaedic care around the world, offering enhanced stability and faster recovery for patients. For any angel investors interested in potentially investing in this company, please email hello@bvp.ie for further information. Enjoy the episode!
Thu, 31 Jul 2025 - 16min - 29 - The Irish VC ep28: Ireland as a launchpad @NovaUCD
Welcome to this special edition of The Irish VC recorded in front of a live audience at NovaUCD, the hub of innovation at University College Dublin. Hosted by Mark Farrelly of HBAN & joined by 3 fantastic founders on the guest panel, Alan Barry (PlasmaBound), Apoorva Kumar (InspeqAI) & Dr Harriet Treacy (Beyond BMI).
This podcast episode explores the vibrant startup ecosystem in Ireland, featuring insights from founders in health tech, AI, and advanced materials. The discussion covers their journeys, the challenges they face, and the opportunities available in the Irish innovation landscape. Key themes include the importance of funding, the role of support organizations, and the need for cultural and legislative changes to foster entrepreneurship. The episode highlights Ireland's strengths in MedTech and the evolving HealthTech sector, as well as the potential for AI to disrupt various industries! Tune in and enjoy!
Mon, 30 Jun 2025 - 1h 01min - 28 - The Irish VC ep27: LegitFit - Building a Fitness Tech Empire, Ryan's Story
In this podcast, Ryan O'Neill, Co-founder and CEO of LegitFit, shares his journey from a background in Big Pharma to the fitness tech industry. He discusses the inception of LegitFit, emphasising the importance of customer feedback in product development. Ryan elaborates on the challenges of scaling a startup in a small market like Ireland, the significance of funding, and the strategies employed to grow the business. He also highlights the company culture and future plans for expansion into new markets.Tune in Now!
Fri, 30 May 2025 - 33min - 27 - The Irish VC ep26: John Flynn on ACT, Tech, and the Evolving Start-up Ecosystem
John Flynn reflects on his journey into venture capital, beginning with a background in physics and tech before joining ACT in the late 1990s. He discusses the evolution of Ireland's VC landscape over the past 40 years—from ACT's early days as part of AIB, through the tech boom and crash of the early 2000s, to a more mature and thriving ecosystem today. He highlights key moments, such as the dot-com downturn, the rise of indigenous tech success stories, and the transformation of Ireland’s start-up support structures post-2009, noting how entrepreneurs, VCs, and institutions have all strengthened over time.
Tune in!
Wed, 30 Apr 2025 - 35min - 26 - The Irish VC ep25: The Funding Landscape in Ireland - Live Audience Recording at Google HQ Dublin!
Recorded live at Google HQ Dublin, this special episode brings together an expert panel of funders and founders to discuss the realities of raising and investing capital in Ireland. From securing early-stage funding to navigating VC investment, our panelists share their insights, knowledge, and real-world experiences to help entrepreneurs and investors understand the current funding landscape.
Featuring:
🎙️ John O'Sullivan – Partner, ACT VC
🎙️ Chupi Sweetman – CEO & Founder, Chupi
🎙️ Eleanor Blaghbrough – Co-founder, Blume Equity (UK)
🎙️ Andrew McGreal – Investment Director, BVP
🎙️ Niamh Sterling – All-Island Director, HBANWhether you're a startup looking for funding or an investor seeking opportunities, this conversation offers invaluable perspectives from both sides of the table. Tune in now! 🎧
Fri, 28 Mar 2025 - 1h 11min - 25 - The Irish VC ep24: With Gillian Buckley, 40 Years of the IVCA
In this episode of The Irish VC, Sarah Jane Larkin of t sit down with Gillian Buckley to celebrate 40 years of the IVCA and explore her journey in venture capital. We discuss the impact of the Western Investment Fund, the evolving landscape for startups and entrepreneurs, and the crucial role of women in VC. Gillian shares insights on unlocking private sector investment, success stories from the Irish ecosystem, and the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of venture capital. Plus, invaluable advice for entrepreneurs seeking investment. Tune in now!
Wed, 05 Mar 2025 - 28min - 24 - The Irish VC ep23: Making Waves, Tom Cotter on Building OceanR
In this episode of The Irish VC, we sit down with Tom Cotter, CEO of OceanR, to dive into the world of sustainable business and impact-driven investment. OceanR is making waves in the eco-friendly apparel space, and Tom shares insights on scaling a mission-led company, securing investment, and the challenges of sustainable innovation. Hosted by Marie, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways for investors, founders, and anyone interested in the journey of this start-up to scaling success. Tune in now! 🌊♻️ check out more about OceanR here: https://www.oceanr.co
Fri, 31 Jan 2025 - 54min - 23 - The Irish VC Ep22: Gerry Maguire, Chair of the IVCA & partner at Atlantic Bridge
In this episode of The Irish VC, we sit down with Gerry Maguire, Chair of the Irish Venture Capital Association (IVCA) and a key figure at Atlantic Bridge, one of Europe’s leading venture capital firms. Gerry shares his journey into venture capital, offering unique insights into his career, investment strategies, and the factors behind Atlantic Bridge’s success.
We delve into:
Investment Strategies Lessons Learned: Stories of successful investments and takeaways from decades in the industry. The Irish Semiconductor Industry: Exploring Ireland's contributions to this critical sector. IVCA’s Role: The importance of private capital access and the association's impact on the Irish VC ecosystem. Industry Reflections: Gerry’s thoughts on how venture capital has evolved over the years. Advice for Entrepreneurs: Practical tips for those seeking to secure investment. Looking Ahead: Gerry’s vision for the future of venture capital in 2025 and beyond.This episode is packed with valuable insights for investors, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about the dynamic world of venture capital. Tune in to gain wisdom from one of Ireland’s most experienced VC leaders!
Mon, 23 Dec 2024 - 25min - 22 - The Irish VC Ep21: From Black to Green - Conor Layden on Transforming Arigna Group
In this episode, we sit down with Conor Layden, Commercial Director of the Arigna Group, an expanded family business based in Roscommon, Ireland. Conor shares his journey into the family business, reflecting on whether it was always part of his plan. We explore Arigna Groups transitioning from black to green, focusing on sustainability and innovation.
Conor provides fascinating insights into their newest product line, including Harvest Flame—a sustainable fuel that not only burns clean but also nourishes the soil as fertiliser & recently launched in Aldi and Woodie’s
We also dive into the company’s expansion journey, including the challenges of finding funding, industry trends, and how their partnership with BVP has helped their growth. Finally, Conor takes on our quickfire round, sharing personal perspectives that you won’t want to miss.
Tune in for an inspiring conversation about innovation, sustainability, and the future of energy.
Tue, 03 Dec 2024 - 33min - 21 - The Irish VC ep20: Taking Dublin by Storm, Alexander Theuma, Founder of Saastock
In this episode, our host Andrew McGreal of BVP interviews the Founder and CEO of SaaStock, Alexander Theuma. Alex gives us an insight to the background and origins of SaaStock, SaaStock's role in scaling companies. They then delve into the launch of backfuture, a new solo venture fund and concluding with some reflections and details about the upcoming Saastock event in the RDS Dublin next week!
One not to be missed!
Wed, 09 Oct 2024 - 38min - 20 - The Irish VC ep19: Pre-Budget Chat with Martina Fitzgerald
In this episode, we dive into Pre Budget chat with our host Sarah-Jane Larkin and our guest Martina Fitzgerald, current CEO of Scale Ireland & former RTE political correspondent. They share valuable insights on Martina's career from journalist to CEO, The impact of Scale Ireland on start-up's, shaping policy for the start-up eco system, the role of funding in start-up growth, proposed changes for the budget, the importance of female representation in start-ups & some final thoughts. Tune in for an engaging conversation that promises to inform and inspire.
Tue, 01 Oct 2024 - 37min - 19 - The Irish VC ep 18: Scaling Success with Marie Donnellan, CEO of Platform 94
In this episode, our host Marie Nolan chats with Marie Donnellan, former EY Director and current CEO of Platform 94. (Yes, 2 Marie's on the podcast!)
Marie shares insights into what Galway based Platform 94 does, the industries they collaborate with, and how they help both indigenous and foreign businesses scale. They also dive into the importance of work-life balance, and Marie answers some fun, quick-fire questions to close out the conversation.
Fri, 30 Aug 2024 - 24min - 18 - The Irish VC ep 17: Level 20 Ireland - Gender Diversity in VC & Private Equity
In this episode, Sarah Jane Larkin - Director General of the Irish Venture Capital & Private Equity Association chats with IVCA & Level 20 Members, Jennifer McMahon partner at Seroba and Laura Dillon Partner at Waterland Private Equity Ireland.
This discussion is a Level 20 themed conversation, discussing careers in Venture Capital and Private Equity, including getting more gender parity and increasing the numbers of women in all levels of this industry.
Wed, 31 Jul 2024 - 37min - 17 - The Irish VC ep16: Derval O'Rourke - Professional Athlete turned Entrepreneur
In this episode, our host Marie chats to Irish legend and superstar athlete Derval O'Rourke. Derval competed for Ireland in numerous European, World and Olympic Championships. They chat about the success of the Irish team at the European Athletics Championships that just happened over the last few days in Rome! How these athletes prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games?! They then take a step back in time to young Derval O'Rourke growing up in Cork and moving to Dublin to study & train in UCD. Transitioning from professional athlete to entrepreneur, providing advice for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to get their ideas off the ground and giving some insights on available supports out there! Finishing off with some closing thoughts from Derval & a random fire round questions at the end!
Fri, 14 Jun 2024 - 48min - 16 - The Irish VC ep:15 'LIVE podcast' on Technology Tomorrow from Google HQ Dublin!
This podcast was recorded in Google HQ Dublin, Ireland, in front of a live audience. Tune in for a captivating discussion on 'Tech Tomorrow' with our incredible host Sarah Jane Larkin, Director General of the IVCA & podcast guests including:
🔹 Elliott Griffin - CEO of Business Venture Partners (BVP)
🔹 Sonia Neary - CEO of Wellola
🔹 Mark LIttle - Ex Broadcaster/ Co -Founder Storyful & Kinzen/ Spotify / Technology Leader
🔹Aidan McClean - CEO of UFODRIVE
In Episode 15, we delve into the world of "Tech Tomorrow," exploring its impact on mobility, healthcare, IT, and beyond. From innovations to the ethical dilemmas and everything in between, we cover the good, the bad, and what keeps us awake at night when it comes to technology.
Wed, 05 Jun 2024 - 51min - 15 - The Irish VC ep:14 Michael McGrath, Minister for Finance
In this episode, Sarah Jane Larkin talks with Irelands Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath. They discuss a number of topics including...
- What he considers the biggest policy win for Ireland as a country
- The importance of homegrown ventures for Irelands economy
- Supports for innovation/entrepreneurship, and those who back them!
- Saving for rainy days
- How best we can bolster Irelands economic resilience
- As Minister for Finance, what keeps him awake at night!
- The prudence of learning from economic lessons of the past
- Irelands key role on the international economic stage
- Work/life balance, pastimes and...why politics?
Tue, 30 Apr 2024 - 34min - 14 - The Irish VC ep:13 Mark Farrelly of HBAN
In this episode, Finn Hatherell interviews Mark Farrelly of HBAN. Together, they discuss Marks role in HBAN connecting founders / start- ups with angel investors and the process of how they connect the funders and founders.
Thu, 28 Mar 2024 - 27min - 13 - The Irish VC ep 12: Mark Ganly, CEO & Founder of N-Pro Headgear (Rugby Scrumcaps)
In this episode, Marie Nolan speaks with Mark Ganly, CEO & founder of N-Pro. They discuss the technology which N-pro have created within scrumcaps which are currently undergoing the largest clinical trial in world rugby as it relates to head protection. N-pro are the only company in the world to qualify for this trial passing the strict criteria set by World Rugby. They also discuss future plans for the company emerging into other sports, Marks Entrepreneurial insights, and advice for anyone at the early stages of setting up a company and navigating the fundraising process. They conclude with some predictions for the Rugby 6 nations as well as some final random questions about Mark.
Thu, 14 Mar 2024 - 27min - 12 - The Irish VC ep 11: Elaine Coughlan; Founder and Managing Partner at Atlantic BridgeThu, 29 Feb 2024 - 47min
- 11 - The Irish VC ep 10: Niamh Donnelly; co-founder of Akara RoboticsWed, 17 Jan 2024 - 19min
- 10 - The Irish VC ep 9: EIIS special with Stephen BurdockWed, 13 Dec 2023 - 38min
- 9 - The Irish VC ep 8: Sarah-Jane Larkin in Conversation with Leo Hamill
This podcast was done in collaboration with the IVCA. Leo Hamill (chairperson of the IVCA) speaks with Sarah-Jane Larkin (director general of the IVCA). They discuss the current venture landscape in Ireland, what can be done to make it more competitive and our reliance on global multinational tech companies.
Wed, 08 Nov 2023 - 58min - 8 - The Irish VC ep 7: Tom Flanagan; Director of Enterprise at NovaUCDWed, 08 Nov 2023 - 20min
- 7 - The Irish VC Ep 6: Chupi Sweetman; CEO of Chupi Jewellery
In this episode our host Kingsley Aikins speaks with Chupi Sweetman the founder of the jewellery brand Chupi. They discuss how she founded the company, the benefits of developing a strong network and the importance in choosing the right investors.
Wed, 06 Sep 2023 - 48min - 6 - The Irish VC Ep 5; Elliott Griffin (BVP) in conversation with Pete Townsend (Techstars)
In this episode our very own Managing Director - Elliot Griffin is in conversation with Pete Towsend from techstars. They discuss the changing landscape of Venture Capital in Ireland and what the future holds for crypto and Web 3.
Wed, 09 Aug 2023 - 51min - 5 - The Irish VC (Bonus Episode); Anthony Scaramucci, Ex White House Communications Director under Trump!Tue, 25 Jul 2023 - 41min
- 4 - The Irish VC Ep 4: David James; Principal at MVPThu, 13 Jul 2023 - 38min
- 3 - The Irish VC Ep 3: Leo Hamill; Chairperson of the Irish Venture Capital Association
In this Episode our host Kingsley Aikins speaks with Leo Hamill. Leo has over 30 years experience working in venture capital and private equity and is the current chairperson of the IVCA. They discuss how Leo broke into the industry, the importance in having good mentors to accelerate your career and lessons learnt from the 2008 financial crisis.
Tue, 13 Jun 2023 - 1h 00min - 2 - The Irish VC Ep 2: Damian Young; CEO of Zeuss ScootersMon, 08 May 2023 - 39min
- 1 - The Irish VC Ep 1: Garret Flower; CEO of WayleadrSat, 01 Apr 2023 - 48min
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