Host in Ireland Pro Bono Partnership 2023 competition explained with Garry Connolly and Alma Sottile

In this podcast we chat with Garry Connolly Host In Ireland founder and Alma Sottile from Rebelleon to learn more about the Host In Ireland  Pro Bono Partnership

Host In Ireland are delighted to announce that we will once again run our Trailblazers – Pro Bono Partnership competition for 2023.

The competition offers one-year free partnerships of Host in Ireland to two Republic of Ireland based trailblazing start-ups/scale-ups with products and services that target the digital infrastructure sector.

Host in Ireland Pro Bono Partnership 2023 competition

Host in Ireland’s journey began with five data hosting companies who shared a vision of ‘co-opetition’. They set aside competitive differences and came together to share the story of why Ireland makes good business sense for international companies hosting their digital assets in Europe.

Over the past eight years, our partnership has grown from the original five to over 50 in 2022. The organisation has evolved Host in Ireland is now a uniquecommunity of people who have a collective interest in promoting Ireland as a centre of excellence for data-related products and services both in Ireland and globally.

In 2022, we were joined by Beeyon, Rebelleon and Fuartech, all of whom benefitted from the opportunity to share in the knowledge, experience and networking opportunities that Host in Ireland is renowned for.

As we look forward to 2023, we are delighted to announce that we will once again run our Trailblazers – Pro Bono Partnership competition.  This competition is aimed at Republic of Ireland based start-ups/scale-ups with products and services targeting the digital infrastructure sector.

Host in Ireland Pro Bono Blog
https://www.hostinireland.com/post/pro-bono-partnership-with-host-in-ireland-2023

Host in Ireland Trailblazers Pro Bono 2023 Application Link

https://bit.ly/3RuMpyr

Alma Sottile is a Sustainability Consultant for Rebelleon, a startup based in Farringdon, London.

Rebelleon’s mission is to radically impact climate action and local communities. Alma’s job involves supporting data centre businesses with their Net Zero ambitions, from measuring their impact using tools like LCA and carbon footprint, to implementing a company wide sustainability strategy in line with their business model.

Rebelleon is on a mission to change the world. Founded in 2020, the company strives to challenge traditional ways of working and bring sustainability to the forefront of decision making within the construction and high-tech industries.
Rebelleon aligns to the UK Green Building Council’s five pillars of climate change, resource use, nature and biodiversity, health and wellbeing and socio-economic impact, and offers sustainability consultancy, project management and R&D services related to those.
A team of graduates, along with three more senior members, ensures to bring innovation while offering realistic solutions tailored to clients’ needs.

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