Sean Brett's guest appearances

Sean Brett

The Business

The Architects Of Business

Maurice Healy

Sonia Deasy

Andy Puddicombe

Rutger Bregman

Paul Krugman

Michael Cohen

Tom Cronin

Tommy Griffith

Richard Harris

GEORGE MONBIOT

Patrick Walsh

Michael Collins

Vicky Pryce

Johnny Walker

John Burke

OwlTail

Sean Brett is the founder and chief executive of Steeltech - a company which designs and manufactures sheds and garages. It employs 170 people and has a turnover of 20 million euro.   We caught up with Sean and asked him about the impact of Covid 19 on his business so far?

Primary school. Secondary school. College. Possible post-graduate qualification. Workforce. Mortgage. Etc. It’s a well-worn path for many, many Irish people but Sean Brett – the man who founded Steeltech Sheds – believes there are other ways to build a successful life and career.Speaking to host Tadhg Enright on The Architects of Business, in partnership with EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™, Brett insisted that learning a trade can be more valuable to post-Leaving Cert students if they’re not academically inclined.“In Ireland right now, and Britain the same, there is this focus on sending all children to third level schools, whereas the rest of Europe don’t have that focus,” says Sean, who also believes Irish people can save as much as €7,000-a-year by working from home. Check out the full episode or subscribe to the podcast for FREE:Apple: https://apple.co/2kw1t1VYouTube: https://youtu.be/hDsE-C8csdY

Primary school. Secondary school. College. Possible post-graduate qualification. Workforce. Mortgage. Etc. It’s a well-worn path for many, many Irish people but Sean Brett – the man who founded Steeltech Sheds – believes there are other ways to build a successful life and career. Speaking to host Tadhg Enright on The Architects of Business, in partnership with EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™, Brett insisted that learning a trade can be more valuable to post-Leaving Cert students if they’re not academically inclined. “In Ireland right now, and Britain the same, there is this focus on sending all children to third level schools, whereas the rest of Europe don’t have that focus,” says Sean, who also believes Irish people can save as much as €7,000-a-year by working from home. Check out the full episode or subscribe to the podcast for FREE: Apple: <a href="https://apple.co/2kw1t1V" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://apple.co/2kw1t1V</a> YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/hDsE-C8csdY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/hDsE-C8csdY</a>

Entrepreneur Sean Brett reveals how much you can save by working from home