Taking the chaos out of top sporting teams’ schedules
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
Andrew Trimble and Gareth Quinn are refreshingly honest, no more so than when explaining the origin of the name or their company Kairos. “Gareth just drank a bottle of red wine one night and started googling Greek terms,” Trimble told the Business Post.
For those who don’t dally in the classics while imbibing, Kairos means an opportune moment.
“I actually love the name. We have the vision piece, which...
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