One year after founding the social media consultancy Slice, the man previously known for putting Ryanair on the online map is confident he has finally found the business model he had been chasing for the past 15 years.
Joanne Rochford reflects on the evolution of her full-service creative agency, adapting to a changing industry, and the growing power of experiences in modern brand engagement.
A clear identity and culture strategy is now central to protecting deal value in Ireland’s mid-market M&A landscape.
From driving in circles around Dublin to powering seamless arrivals for Google and Amazon, Garret Flower’s start-up is building the invisible infrastructure that will define how people move through cities, between home and office, in an autonomous future.
Irish digital marketing business Techads claimed to be worth over €600m but a dispute with a former partner has left the firm hollowed out and existing “solely” for litigation.
The Dublin-based business was founded in 2014, developing marketing software. It is being acquired by a similar UK company for €7.5m.
Less than one year on from selling their stake in The Gloss, the media duo’s next move is materialising into the upcoming Design Week Dublin.
Dating apps were once the darling of the online world creating huge wealth for their innovators. However, they are now beginning to lose their lustre as more and more opt to move on.
Kieran Flanagan, AI expert, investor, and Sequoia Scout, explains how AI is complicating the measurement of marketing effectiveness, and what businesses can do to adapt.
Marketeer Nick Law has worked with high-profile brands like Apple and Nike. Now global creative chair at Accenture Song, he outlines his vision for the industry's future as it enters the era of generative AI.
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