Ronan Leonard

Irish biotech Aerska raises $21 million to develop RNA-based therapies for neurologica

Aerska, an Irish-based biotech company, pioneering groundbreaking therapies for diseases of the brain, has announced it has raised $21m in…

9 months ago

Microsoft’s Work Trend Index reveals a record 38% moved roles this year

New insights from Microsoft Ireland reveal Ireland’s workforce is navigating a period of transformation. The Microsoft Ireland Work Trend Index…

9 months ago

We build really good user experiences for the employer and employee Luke Mackey, Co-Founder and CEO Kota

Kota, the Irish-founded employee benefits platform, has launched the country’s first Instant Auto Enrolment Solution following its €12.6 million Series…

9 months ago

Quantum, Web3 and CBDCs: Edgar Perez on the Big Shifts Ahead

Edgar Perez is a renowned Artificial Intelligence speaker who advises global businesses on disruptive technologies, digital transformation and the future…

9 months ago

New IWG research reveals Gen Z is coaching older colleagues to use AI, boosting productivity and collaboration

A new global study from International Workplace Group (IWG), the world’s largest platform for work and provider of flexible workspace,…

9 months ago

The Top 3 Reasons Decision Intelligence Is What Leaders Need

“Leaders who do not embrace decision intelligence will continue to struggle with fractured data, static reports, and dangerous blind spots,”…

9 months ago

KINTO Join saves over 760,500 km worth of transport emissions across Europe

KINTO Join, the leading sustainable mobility solutions company, has revealed its own data which shows that the company has saved…

9 months ago

Ireland ranked 1st in Europe for sports tech VC investment

Ahead of the historic Steelers Vs. Vikings NFL game this Sunday (28th September) in Dublin, the Irish government’s trade and…

10 months ago

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