Start-up of the Month: Bynaric
Bynaric, the creation of entrepreneur Aria Pour, provides data management software to housing associations
Bynaric is a Dublin-based start-up that provides software to help improve the management and processing of social housing waiting lists. It has also done far better than might be expected of a business that launched in January of last year and that has taken on no outside investment.
Founded by Aria Pour, an Irish-Iranian entrepreneur, the business has 18 staff based officially in Dogpatch Labs, though most of their work has been conducted remotely during...
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