Section: CEO Q&A

| Wed 27/02/2019

“Gold is a global thermometer of risk.” CEO Q+A: Stephen Flood, GoldCore

| Wed 20/02/2019

“Clear communication is vital.” CEO Q&A: David Russell, Host Ireland

| Wed 13/02/2019

“Staying relevant is a key challenge for any CEO that’s in the game a long time.” CEO Q&A: Marc O’Dwyer, Big Red Cloud

| Wed 6/02/2019

“The biggest challenge for the tech sector in Ireland is the skills shortage.” CEO Q&A: Geoff Higgins, CEO, Decision Time

| Wed 23/01/2019

“Being ‘good’ is never enough.” CEO Q&A: Tony Connolly, CEO, AccountsIQ

| Wed 16/01/2019

“It’s important to aim high.” CEO Q&A: Sarah Daly, Chief Executive of GroForth

| Wed 19/12/2018

“Listen more… talk less.” CEO Q&A – Meseret Tekalign, Country Manager Ethiopian Airlines Ireland

| Wed 12/12/2018

“In terms of our market, the banking crisis was a benefit to us. ” CEO Q&A – Ollie Walsh, CEO, PiP iT Global

| Wed 5/12/2018

“Success for me is a thousand small decisions made well.” CEO Q+A: Mike Sheehan, CEO of Milis

| Wed 28/11/2018

“Genuine innovation in healthcare takes a long time.” CEO Q&A – Alison Hardacre, HealthKit

| Wed 21/11/2018

“Never settle – things can always be improved.” CEO Q&A – Michael Phelan, GridBeyond

| Wed 14/11/2018

“Nobody knows how Brexit will affect their business in Ireland.” CEO Q&A – PJ Byrne of Flexigroup Ireland

| Wed 7/11/2018

“It’s important not to forget where you came from.” CEO Q&A – Ray Ryan, CEO, OSSM Cloud Solutions Limited

| Wed 31/10/2018

“Skills shortage is holding back construction output in a very real way. ” — CEO Q+A: Eamon Hetherington, Glounthaune Property Development

| Wed 24/10/2018

“Surround yourself with positive people.” CEO Q+A: Maebh Mullany, Chief Executive, Rutland Centre

| Wed 17/10/2018

“You have to have a real interest in what you do and a thirst for new challenges.” — CEO Q+A: Michael Elliott, CEO, Over-C