Olive Keogh

Olive Keogh

Contributor

Olive Keogh is a contributor to The Irish Times specialising in business.

From redundancy to resilience: how URHired is changing the job interview game

Dublin founder’s mission is to make hiring fairer for neurodiverse and anxious candidates

Real reviews, not robots: Irish start-up Marker Video takes on AI ads

Greta Dunne’s platform sells short, authentic product clips from everyday consumers to brands hungry for trust

Longford start-up wants to be small firms’ digital marketing secret weapon

Reactable AI promises SMEs the tools to compete with big brands without the big budgets

‘You’d have to have been a turkey not to have made money in venture capital in 1997’

Wild Geese: Fergal Mullen, Geneva

BatteryCycle wants to take the guesswork out of EV resale

Irish start-up uses data to give fleets proof of battery health and protect second-hand values

‘Everyone gets the same amount of profit share whether you’re the kitchen steward or the CEO’

Wild Geese: Eoin Cantwell, Dubai

Former airline pilots take flight with new Irish energy drink

Anna Malsam and Dave Saunders say their electrolyte-based drink tackles fatigue and brain fog without sugar or chemicals

From data overload to clear insights: Colata’s play for sports tech success

New platform aims to transform how clubs manage performance, tactics and fans

Irish fintech Harbour AI takes aim at shipping’s late-payment problem

Irish fintech start-up wants to bring open banking to global freight forwarding

From pandemic idea to €7m in funding: Mullingar’s Watt Footprint plans an energy revolution

Energy tech firm aims to transform how businesses cut costs and emissions

How Waterford’s Euryka is reimagining content creation

Euryka combines 30+ AI tools into one collaborative workspace – and protects your brand

Belfast start-up pioneers breakthrough treatment for chronic skin conditions like eczema

Granlab’s patent-pending formula could bring relief to those with psoriasis, eczema and sensitive skin

‘I took few steps back in my career to get a foot in the door at Penneys’: An Irishman in the Dutch village of Enter

David Swann Lassche, originally from Cork, has climbed the ladder to become country leader for Primark in the Netherlands

The future of pocket money? NestiFi lets families invest together for kids

Niall Dennehy’s new AI-powered platform lets families co-invest for children using blockchain and index funds

Repurposing sawdust to make sustainable homewares

Third generation of furniture makers combines tradition and sustainability thanks to innovative research

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...

Common Ground

How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands