Tag Archive for: Thought Leadership

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Johnny Hanna, Partner in Charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland: The US and Northern Ireland’s long-standing relationship

The visit of Joe Biden to Belfast earlier this year rubber stamped a long running relationship between the US and Northern Ireland, writes Johnny Hanna, Partner in Charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland. The visit of Joe Biden to Belfast…
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“Be curious and ask a ton of questions. Intellectual curiosity is undervalued.”

Pictured: Brian Stafford, CEO and President of Diligent. Brian Stafford is President and CEO of Diligent, a modern governance company using comprehensive governance software with tools to improve and simplify modern day governance. Diligent's…

“The bonds that link Ireland and the US are deeper than just economic, they are the bonds of family” – An Tánaiste, Leo Varadkar

Please note: This piece was originally published in the Ireland INC Index 2022, available to read with compliments here. The bonds that link Ireland and the US are deeper than just economic, they are the bonds of family. Our two countries…
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What you should do when exporting your product to the United States

Pictured: Mike Burke, Partner, Arnall Golden Gregory By Mike Burke, Partner, Arnall Golden Gregory The first thing you should do when considering whether to export your product to the United States is determine whether the product can be marketed…

“We are now facing unprecedented change” – Sarah Clarke, CEO North America, Intuition Publishing Ltd.

Sarah Clarke is CEO North America of Intuition Publishing Ltd. Note: This piece was originally published in Business & Finance magazine, vol. 59, no. 1, available to read, with compliments, here. Intuition has been in business…

“Where there’s disruption, you’ll find opportunity” – Conor Twomey, Head of Customer Success and Managing Director Americas, KX

Conor Twomey is Head of Customer Success and Managing Director Americas at KX, a division of FD Technologies. He says that technology-led companies thrived during the pandemic and that there are opportunities to be explored.  Note: This…