Making the Forbes 30 under 30 list was no mean feat this year when others on the list included climate change activist Greta Thurnberg (17) and chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen (29). Twenty-five year old twins Ronan and Conor Burke both made it, however. Ronan is chief executive of a startup called Inscribe, which he co-founded along with his brother Conor, the chief technology officer. Along with their fellow founders Oisin Moran and James Eggers, they raised $3 million in December 2018 in venture capital to fund their automated document fraud detection company. Its backers include Uncork Capital, a financier best…

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From ‘Forbes 30 under 30’ to raising $3m: Inscribe is rewriting the rules for detecting document fraud

Twenty-five year old twins Ronan and Conor Burke were recently named in the Forbes 30 under 30 list. It was a nice accomplishment, but their real focus is in growing Inscribe, a document security firm that is helping customers catch tens of thousands of dollars worth of fraud every day.

26th Mar, 2020 - 3 min read

Tom Lyons

Chief Executive

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