Episode 016 - 2nd August 2013

On the show this week Senator Mary White talks about her experiences as an entrepreneur, how she ...

An episode of the UpStarts.ie Podcast podcast, hosted by UpStarts, titled "Episode 016 - 2nd August 2013" was published on August 2, 2013 and runs 28 minutes.

August 2, 2013 ·28m · UpStarts.ie Podcast

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On the show this week Senator Mary White talks about her experiences as an entrepreneur, how she co-founded the highly successful Lir Chocolates during the recession in the 80's and her work with women entrepreneurs in Ireland. She, along with her office manager Laurence McCormack, discuss the Women Entrepreneurs in Ireland policy paper she has put forward and the steps Ireland needs to take to remove some of the barriers faced by women in business.

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On the show this week Senator Mary White talks about her experiences as an entrepreneur, how she co-founded the highly successful Lir Chocolates during the recession in the 80's and her work with women entrepreneurs in Ireland. She, along with her office manager Laurence McCormack, discuss the Women Entrepreneurs in Ireland policy paper she has put forward and the steps Ireland needs to take to remove some of the barriers faced by women in business.

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