Nadine O’Regan
@nadineoregan Nadine O'Regan is editor of the Business Post Magazine, and head of podcasts with the Business PostInterview: Imelda May on stepping outside her comfort zone
Realising that the music she was making no longer challenged or excited her, singer/songwriter Imelda May changed her life and let her creativity be exposed in new ways
Nadine O’Regan: Booksellers languish as Bezos gets richer and richer
In lockdown times, convenience trumps all – but while that’s good news for the richest person on the planet, it spells disaster for Irish writers and independent booksellers
Podcast: the Chupi Sweetman interview on #HowIDidIt
The Irish entrepreneur and designer joins the podcast to discuss her attitude to leadership, digital transformation and team-building
Nadine O’Regan: No wonder the kids are climbing the walls
It’s not difficult for me – or Niall Horan for that matter – to wait out this pandemic. But for children growing up right now, it’s absolutely terrible
Podcast: the Leonora O'Brien interview on #HowIDidIt
The Irish entrepreneur and Pharmapod founder joins the podcast to discuss her attitude to leadership, quotas and following your own path.
Nadine O’Regan: We’ll never regard a break abroad in the same light again
We’re not allowed to take a holiday, at a point when we’ve never needed one more
Podcast: the Hazel Chu interview on #HowIDidIt
Dublin‘s Lord Mayor joins the podcast to discuss her attitude to leadership, adversity and career progression
Nadine O’Regan: Violence against women is a man problem
For too long, we have been normalising obscene, threatening and sometimes violent behaviour by men. It has to stop now
Gender equality and women in politics: the Catherine Martin interview on #HowIDidIt
Get the new episode of the Business Post’s Women in Leadership podcast
Nadine O’Regan: Fresh female voices seize their moment
From Denise Chaila to Róisín Kiberd, brilliant Irish women are today at the forefront of our culture like never before
Smart tips for success in business, on #HowIDidIt
Get the first episode of the Business Post’s Women in Leadership podcast
#HowIDidIt: a new Women in Leadership podcast from the Business Post
To mark International Women’s Day and the launch of our new podcast, we bring you extracts from the first three interviews in the series, with Hazel Chu, Anne O’Leary and Catherine Martin
Nadine O’Regan: Mr Potato Head bows to change to make everyone feel welcome
The toy controversy shows that we’re getting better at making our language inclusive, but old attitudes still remain
David Gray interview: ‘All that matters is the thing you’re doing and how much heart, energy and creativity you’re giving it’
He should be on his 20th anniversary White Ladder tour right now, but with that on hold, the singer-songwriter has taken the opportunity to release a new record, one that has an Irish connection
#HowIDidIt: the Business Post’s Women in Leadership podcast
Get a taster of our new podcast series coming soon
Nadine O’Regan: Vaccine envy is a terrible thing to taste
It’s hard to look at the swift rollout of coronavirus vaccinations in other countries and not feel at least a pang of envy
Louise Kennedy: ‘We all have ‘escape’ on our minds in some shape or form’
Unable to travel due to the pandemic, the designer has developed her new spring/summer collection entirely from her Dublin headquarters
Arlo Parks interview: A woman of her words
At just 20 years of age, the London-born singer is creating a real buzz among critics and fans alike, and her debut album, with its well-crafted lyrics, has brought comparisons to Leonard Cohen among others
Off Message: Join our Club – if we let you
It’s strictly invite-only at present, but the Clubhouse app has the potential to be a game-changer in the digital conversation
Let Love Rule: Showbiz memoir follows a well-worn path
Lenny Kravitz’s recounting of his first 25 years is a frustrating read, never truly getting under his skin