Padraig Power's guest appearances

Padraig Power

The Irish Tech News Podcast

That Great Business Show

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2.30" The future is now. Mechanic, pilot, barrister, founder Julie Garland (yes, we did ask) explains how her company Avtrain is leading Europe in training drone pilots. She says that, for sure, Ryder Cup players will travel by vertical take off and landing machines when next playing in Ireland. Julie explains how anyone can become a fully licensed drone pilot for a lot less money than you might imagine. There's a lot of world leading activity happening at the Future Mobility Campus Ireland in Shannon and she needs €1,000,000 to get some of her many, many ideas across the line. It sounds like science fiction. It is, however, science fact.Her 'hire in a heartbeat' Herb Kelleher (RIP), founder of Southwest Airlines, Professor Martin Curley (she heard about him from Episode 90 of the podcast), Domhnal Slattery of Avalon.34.00" Conor Sweeney, founder CLS Company Secretaries, explains why it is uber important to tidy up your dormant company accounts, to avoid ending in front to a judge, or the Revenue Commissioners or the Office of Corporate Enforcement. In other words, it is essential. He also explains the importance of keeping your share register up to date. Also, he says there's a massive shortage of company secretaries - and he explains how young people or those seeking a career change can become a company secretary, a qualification they can travel the world with. He gives De Facto a big shout out.His 'hire in a heartbeat' Jurgen Klopp. Liverpool FC manager.54.00" Padraig Power, Ireland manager of Austrian company, Refurbed. Businesses can make very, very substantial savings on fully and properly refurbed tech, including laptops, PCs, smartwatches, smartphones, all sourced from large companies that have policies to change their tech every 48 months or so. He explains how he was 'found' by Refurbed via LinkedIn. He also says that the company will be moving into 'refurbed' clothing.His 'hire in a heartbeat'? Katie Kavanagh who works in 'People Operations' at HubspotAll the insights on That Great Business Show are brought to you thanks to De Facto Shaving Oil www.DeFactoShave.com - the world's best shaving oil. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2.30" The future is now. Mechanic, pilot, barrister, founder Julie Garland (yes, we did ask) explains how her company Avtrain is leading Europe in training drone pilots. She says that, for sure, Ryder Cup players will travel by vertical take off and landing machines when next playing in Ireland. Julie explains how anyone can become a fully licensed drone pilot for a lot less money than you might imagine. There's a lot of world leading activity happening at the Future Mobility Campus Ireland in Shannon and she needs €1,000,000 to get some of her many, many ideas across the line. It sounds like science fiction. It is, however, science fact.Her 'hire in a heartbeat' Herb Kelleher (RIP), founder of Southwest Airlines, Professor Martin Curley (she heard about him from Episode 90 of the podcast), Domhnal Slattery of Avalon.34.00" Conor Sweeney, founder CLS Company Secretaries, explains why it is uber important to tidy up your dormant company accounts, to avoid ending in front to a judge, or the Revenue Commissioners or the Office of Corporate Enforcement. In other words, it is essential. He also explains the importance of keeping your share register up to date. Also, he says there's a massive shortage of company secretaries - and he explains how young people or those seeking a career change can become a company secretary, a qualification they can travel the world with. He gives De Facto a big shout out.His 'hire in a heartbeat' Jurgen Klopp. Liverpool FC manager.54.00" Padraig Power, Ireland manager of Austrian company, Refurbed. Businesses can make very, very substantial savings on fully and properly refurbed tech, including laptops, PCs, smartwatches, smartphones, all sourced from large companies that have policies to change their tech every 48 months or so. He explains how he was 'found' by Refurbed via LinkedIn. He also says that the company will be moving into 'refurbed' clothing.His 'hire in a heartbeat'? Katie Kavanagh who works in 'People Operations' at HubspotAll the insights on That Great Business Show are brought to you thanks to De Facto Shaving Oil <a href="http://www.DeFactoShave.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.DeFactoShave.com</a> - the world's best shaving oil. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Episode 95 - That Great Business Show - Julie Garland, Avtrain, training as drone pilot - Conor Sweeney, CSL Company Secretaries, what to do with your dormant company - Padraig Power, Refurbed, Great tech for less

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Refurbished devices such as smartphones are becoming more popular for various reasons. These include buying a smartphone that is as good as new, less CO2 is generated and the money you can save when buying a refurbished smartphone. Ronan talks to Padraig Power, refurbed Market Managing Lead for Ireland about this and more. Padraig talks about his background, what refurbed does, refurbed long term goal, their average customer age, and their biggest selling smartphone last year. Padraig also talks about what’s important to phone users, and where they plant their trees. More about refurbed: Refurbed launched in Ireland in March 2021 and the company has already managed to get a refurbished device into 1% of Irish households. The company’s long-term vision is to get at least one refurbished device into every household in Ireland. Each device undergoes a rigorous 40-step refurbishment process to ensure products are brand new when the customer receives them and refurbed offers a wide range of products from household brands such as Apple, Microsoft, Sony, and Samsung just to name a few.  In addition to generating 70% less CO2 compared to the manufacturing of a new device, for every product sold the company plants a tree to offset carbon emissions created during the refurbishing process. On that point, since launching in Ireland, Irish consumers have managed to help plant 20,000 trees.

Refurbished devices such as smartphones are becoming more popular for various reasons. These include buying a smartphone that is as good as new, less CO2 is generated and the money you can save when buying a refurbished smartphone. Ronan talks to Padraig Power, r<a href="https://www.refurbed.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">efurbed </a>Market Managing Lead for Ireland about this and more. Padraig talks about his background, what refurbed does, refurbed long term goal, their average customer age, and their biggest selling smartphone last year. Padraig also talks about what’s important to phone users, and where they plant their trees. More about refurbed: Refurbed launched in Ireland in March 2021 and the company has already managed to get a refurbished device into 1% of Irish households. The company’s long-term vision is to get at least one refurbished device into every household in Ireland. Each device undergoes a rigorous 40-step refurbishment process to ensure products are brand new when the customer receives them and refurbed offers a wide range of products from household brands such as Apple, Microsoft, Sony, and Samsung just to name a few. In addition to generating 70% less CO2 compared to the manufacturing of a new device, for every product sold the company plants a tree to offset carbon emissions created during the refurbishing process. On that point, since launching in Ireland, Irish consumers have managed to help plant 20,000 trees.