How The Internet of Things is helping solve business and societal problems with Niel Kirk

In this episode of Irish Tech News, Sangeeta Waldron speaks to Niel Kirk, who enjoys using technology to solve business and societal problems to make a real difference. His clients have included the European Space Agency, the NHS and a major Rail organisation.

Internet of Things helping solve business and societal problems Niel Kirk

Niel has a keen interest in emerging technology and wants to achieve a greener future. We learn about how artificial intelligence is saving lives; how the pandemic has made us more dependent on our connectivity; and how by driving social value, we can deliver the triple bottom line of meeting social, economic and environmental objectives.

Connect with Niel Kirk on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Connect with Sangeeta Waldron, Founder, Serendipity PR & Media and Author of Corporate Social Responsibility Is Not Public Relations on Twitter.

Sangeeta Waldron is a multi-award winning Public Relations professional with over three decades’ worth of publicity, branding, communications, crisis management, marketing, media and social media experience. Sangeeta is a published author; her first business book, The PR Knowledge Book is published by Business Expert Press and received high acclaim by international business leaders.

She is a guest lecturer at Coventry University, teaching PR and global journalism. Sangeeta is also a writer specializing in sustainability and corporate social responsibility, where her work has been published by the United Nations and other leading news platforms.

Sangeeta started out her career writing speeches for a previous UK Prime Minister and Ministers, and has worked at the top level with big, powerful global brands, which includes – being global communications director for the Economist Group; working for The Times Education Supplement; the Mayor of London; Cass Business School; and charities such as Breast Cancer Campaign.

A regular international speaker and moderator. Sangeeta sits on different boards.

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