Former Ireland rugby international Andrew Trimble and Gareth Quinn are scoring with their company Kairos, having acquired a string of top rugby and football clubs as clients

The broadcaster once famously described herself as an ‘iron fist in a velvet glove’ on BBC’s The Apprentice. Now she’s an affable radio personality having found her groove on her 2FM weekday slot, not to mention her next gig as the presenter of a new family quiz show for RTÉ

From humble beginnings, Belfast native Paul Tweed has built up one of the most lucrative defamation law practices in the world. Now he’s setting his sights on social media giants like Twitter and Facebook

A high-profile US scandal has made fundraising in the blood testing tech sector more difficult, but it hasn’t stopped Dublin firm Septec from raising €8.8 million

The head of sales for Google’s cloud business has a wide remit but it comes down to helping businesses across all industries become more digital

Oisín Hanrahan was studying in Harvard Business School when he came up with Handy, an app-led service for repairers and installers. He’s now chief executive of Angi Homeservices which has seen its revenue go up to $1.46 billion during the pandemic

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

The GAA fan and UPMC Ireland managing director promises the giant healthcare operator won’t be a hurler on the ditch as it lends its expertise to the health service here

Ray Ryan’s newly formed Noledge Group aims to deliver software solutions that help manufacturing companies become more efficient from the warehouse up

Despite operating in a global pandemic, at a crucial and extremely competitive time for telecoms, Nokia’s chief executive in Ireland and Britain is calm – and decidedly upbeat about the future

The comedian’s unorthodox chat show has been a sensational success. With an extended run continuing this month, the host, writer and stand-up shares his meditations on life, sex, and not following the money

The businessman holds forth on mental health, what he would say to his younger self, and why he has changed his business model in the age of Covid-19

Acclaimed Dublin-born rapper Malaki says his music has served him well as an outlet for his thoughts

Saoirse McHugh made a big impact on Irish politics in a short time. Her bids for elections were ultimately unsuccessful, but she gave voice to a growing cohort of young, green, liberal and, politically speaking, homeless voters. What lies in store for the eco firebrand?

The comedian travelled across the US interviewing Trump supporters in 2016, now his new panel show, Clear History, will encourage guests to discuss Irish historical events while revealing their own mortifying personal memories

Wellington IT has brought the lending institutions into the digital age, helping them appeal to first-time savers, according to managing director Declan Colfer

The Sinn Féin leader, in a wide ranging interview, appeals to supporters of her own party and others to refrain from posting abusive material on social media sites during political debate

Chief executive of Workhuman says original shareholders, after 20-year wait, will have made ‘hundreds of times’ what they put in

The bestselling economist is in lockdown in Paris while his new 1,100-page book, Capital and Ideology, has just been published. Recently, he and 400 other academics signed a letter arguing that Europe’s Covid-19 crisis needed a Europe-wide financial response: the Eurobond

The Ukrainian was one of the best heavyweight boxers of modern times. Now his vision is to reshape the sport to look after those fighters left behind