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Business Growth
Thinking about applying for a business loan? Receive tips and advice to make the process easier!
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Business Insights
Larissa Feeney, Kinore’s CEO speaks about supporting local and volunteering in your community.
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Business Insights
Hiring and managing people in a country you’ve never done business in before can be complex. This article explains the tax and legal implications, and the options available for hiring internationally.
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Business Insights
Find out how you can use Employee Share Ownerships Plan (ESOP) to recruit, retain, and reward your employees.
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Business Growth
Learn how to create, grow, and keep adding value to your business to make it attractive to potential buyers.
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Business Insights
Shareholders’ Agreements are legally binding contracts between the people or entities who own the company, i.e. its shareholders, and (usually) the company itself.
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Real Business Conversations
“I won’t be able to solve all the challenges in front of me. That’s why we need a strong team to face those challenges together.” – Martin Ruano
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Real Business Conversations
“One of the big changes I’ve developed in the last five years, I’ve trusted my gut more in everything” – Barry Shevlin
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Starting A Business
Read on to learn more about the elements elevating Dublin’s tech scene to a world-class hub of startup activity.
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Digital Transformation
This process was more than just a technical task; it was a strategic move to align our digital workspace with our new brand.
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Real Business Conversations
“I never really wanted to go to the size we are, it was the customers who were pushing us on it.” – Stephen McCormick
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Real Business Conversations
“Any contacts I would have, I would always ring them. Even if we weren’t talking about work, I would have tried to build a relationship.” – Brian Rooney
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