Aaron Gibson the CEO and founder of Hurree appears in this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast

Aaron Gibson talks to me about his background in edtech and how when he sold his first start-up he used the money to form Hurree. Aaron also talks about Hurree and how it works, their current funding plans, their future plans, and why Irish companies should play up their Irishness when abroad.

This is our last Podacst of 2016 and thanks for listening and making our Podcasts one of the top Irish Podcasts over the past 12 months. If you would like to appear in a Podcast next year please contact me via Twitter or email.

Ronan Leonard

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