EPISODE · Feb 22, 2021 · 47 MIN
#078: The Bottom Line - The Economy, World Resources Institute, The Abbey Quarter & Local Kilkenny Business
from The Bottom Line on KCLR · host John Purcell
One of the biggest stories from the week was the announcement by Ulster Bank that they would commence a phased withdrawal from the Republic of Ireland over the coming years, Economist Jim Power joined John to discuss the impact of this announcement and what it will mean for Irish business.The World Resources Institute is a global research organisation with over 1000 staff across the globe working on campaigns such as health, food, oceans, and forests, they work with various institutions such as universities, cities and Governments to affect change. Edwina Hughes is the Head of Engagement for the Cool Food Pledge and Edwina joined John to discuss the work of the WRI and to tell us more about the Cool Food Pledge.Chief Executive of Kilkenny County Council Colette Byrne spoke with John about The Abbey Quarter in these Covid times. Colette discusses where the project is at currently, whether it is on track or if the development of thousands of square feet of offices is a waste of money in an era of home and remote working.Kilkenny based CR Payroll are a payroll service provider who offer emergency payroll cover to businesses and CEO Mairead Coughlan chatted to John about the business, how it has grown over the last year and plans for expansion with the hopes of increasing the number of employees before the end of 2021.With thanks to O’Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.To contact the show, email: [email protected]
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This week on The Bottom Line on KCLR John Purcell was joined by Economist Jim Power, Edwina Hughes, Engagement Specialist at The World Resources Institute, Colette Byrne CEO of Kilkenny County Council and Mairead Coughlan, CEO of CR Payroll.
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#078: The Bottom Line - The Economy, World Resources Institute, The Abbey Quarter & Local Kilkenny Business
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