Oisin O'Sullivan at Times Square as Dyle appeared on Time Square Billboards. Having an Irish-founded startup featured in Times Square is a rare sight,
Dyle, is a tech startup founded out of Ireland and MIT. The founder of Dyle, Oisín O’Sullivan, previously led Klarna’s launch in Ireland and is now building Dyle in NYC. Oisin has had an interesting journey rom Ireland to MIT to Klarna to leading a venture-backed AI company. Now based in ERA, New York’s top tech accelerator, Dyle has raised $500k+ in venture funding. I recently caught up with Oisin to find out more about his interesting journey.
Oisin, talks about his background, his interesting journey, ERA and more.
Dyle offers AI software that finds revenue opportunities by analysing data from tools like Slack, Salesforce, and Amplitude. Dyle is also the first Agentic AI Account Manager that unifies product analytics and CRM data to surface customer signals, driving expansion and retention revenue. Dyle was recently part of Irish Tech Week NYC, just after their ERA Demo Day at Google, and they were on the Times Square Billboards last week.
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