Guaranteed Irish Stories

In this episode of Guaranteed Irish Stories, Bríd chats to Lyndsey Cavanagh, the founder of One Dame Lane - a beautifully curated jewellery brand known for its bridal collections, bespoke designs, and a loyal following online and in-store in Blackrock and Greystones.Lyndsey shares the story of how she bootstrapped the business with just €25,000, often making jewellery on-site - with her 5-year-old daughter by her side, charming customers and helping seal the deal 💕Together, they chat about:💚 Sustainability as a core brand ethos, with every piece designed to last 🇪🇸 The flamboyance of Spanish women and how they inspired Lyndsey to celebrate boldness in Irish style 📦 The joy of small wins — and how one kind word from a stranger helped fuel her for six months 🛍️ Growing a retail business with heart, where personalised service, beautiful design, and word-of-mouth magic combineThis is a story of grit, elegance, and entrepreneurial spirit - and a reminder that sometimes, all it takes is belief, boldness, and a little sparkle.On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

On this episode of Guaranteed Irish Stories, Bríd is joined by Marissa Carter, founder of Cocoa Brown, the award-winning Irish beauty brand that changed the game with its 1 Hour Tan Mousse. Also joining the conversation is her husband and business partner, Ronan O’Flaherty.Together, they share the story behind the meteoric rise of Cocoa Brown and the grit it took to survive the bumps along the way.✨ How a surprise endorsement from Kris Jenner catapulted the brand into the global spotlight — and what it meant for Cocoa Brown’s future 🔥 The firestorm of 2019, when the business nearly collapsed overnight 📈 How they’ve fought back, winning back shelf space and consumer trust with quiet determination. Why Marissa is fiercely proud to be part of the Guaranteed Irish community — and how Irish brands lift each other upThis episode is all about resilience, reinvention, and real talk from one of Ireland’s most inspiring female founders

In this very special episode of Guaranteed Irish Stories, Bríd speaks to Dr. Norah Patten — award-winning STEM advocate, aerospace engineer, and Ireland’s future astronaut 🌍🚀.Raised in Co. Mayo with a lifelong obsession with space, Norah’s dream is now becoming a reality: in June 2024, it was announced that she will undertake a commercial spaceflight, making history for Ireland.They discuss:📈 The rapid growth of Ireland’s space sector, including her work at Réaltra — Ireland’s only 100% Irish-owned space electronics company🧪 What astronaut training actually involves, from 4G force simulations to underwater testing and everything in between🌌 Her exciting upcoming mission, and what it means for young people dreaming big in STEMDr. Patten is also this year’s recipient of the Guaranteed Irish Special Recognition Award for her incredible contribution to science, space, and education.This is one small step for Norah… one giant leap for Irish innovation.On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of Guaranteed Irish Stories is David McRedmond, CEO of An Post, one of Ireland’s largest and most iconic businesses. With over 10,000 employees, An Post has evolved far beyond its origins in mail — now leading the way in parcel delivery, financial services, insurance, and retail.In this thought-provoking conversation, David shares:💼 His definition of leadership, shaped by bold thinkers like Michael O’Leary 🙅 Why he believes government regulation is ‘off the scale’  - and how it’s choking the economy📦 How An Post has transformed into a modern tech company, embracing innovation while staying true to its public missionEach week on the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast, we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how they remain competitive on the global stage while making a meaningful local impact.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Patrick Murphy, CEO of Codex, a proud Irish business that has been profitable every year since its founding in 1979.In this conversation, Bríd and Patrick chat about:💼 Big ambitions for Codex as it continues to evolve in a competitive market 🧩 A partnership with an Irish autism charity that's helping to reimagine the modern office for neurodivergent employees 👨‍👦 Lessons from his father, who founded the business and continues to inspire its values todayEach week on the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast, we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how they remain competitive on the global stage while making a meaningful local impact.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Joanne Reilly, the founder of Kinvara Skincare, an Irish brand specialising in natural, plant-powered skincare products.Bríd and Joanne discuss:Why she believes the Irish beauty industry has never been strongerHer PHD in Elephant conservation that underpins Kinvara Skincare’s eco-friendly missionAnd she has some specific ‘Sophie Morris’ style advice for Irish consumers about ultra-processed skincare productsOn the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Noel Keeley, Musgrave.On this episode, Bríd and Noel discuss: The future of Irish shopping and how population growth will change our shopping habits.Why the wave of health food and wellness products are here to stay.And understanding what the town shop does for the cohesion of the entire local community.On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Pat Phelan, the Managing Director of Ballymore IrelandBríd and Patrick discuss:The ways the construction industry can deliver on the need to urgently build more houses.Why there’s a need for a reality check for apartment building.And why the biggest challenge facing house building Ireland is LAND.On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Shane O’Reilly who is the MD of sustainable futures at KPMG Ireland. With over 20 years of experience of the global construction materials market having joined KPMG from CRH, he leads their ESG & Sustainability service line. On this episode, Bríd and Shane discuss:Why Ireland taking a lead on sustainability matters even if others are lagging behind.How there’s a need to clearly explain to Irish businesses why trusting local supply chains is so important.Why it’s vital that sustainability reporting is demystified and made simple for Irish SMBs to fully embrace it.On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Suzie O’Neill, the owner of AYU cosmetics and a new member of the Board of Guaranteed Irish.On this episode, Bríd and Suzie discuss:*the magic moment when she knew she’d cracked the formula for the brand’s famous concealer product* AYU’s ownership structure * And there’s even a delve into the profit margin for the cosmetics industry as a whole.On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Damien McCann Chairman of Guaranteed Irish and CCO of Viatel Technologies.On this episode, Bríd and Damien discuss:* Damien’s appointment to Chairperson of the Guaranteed Irish board and his vision for the network.* The importance of collaboration between indigenous companies and multinational companies to create and maintain a cohesive supply chain.* And why he believes technology has brought us to the cusp of the next industrial revolution. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is writer, broadcaster and comedian, Barbara Scully. As our 2024 season of podcasts draws to a close we take the time to reflect on some core themes for Irish business: How gender politics has shaped the evolution of Irish workplaces Why it’s vital for businesses to embrace valuable experience And in the 50th year of Guaranteed Ireland, Barbara and host Bríd O’Connell consider how Ireland has moved on from the days when being world class and being Irish were mutually exclusive. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Joanne Geary, Managing Director of Ireland’s leading home and property portal, MyHome.ie. On this episode, Bríd and Joanne discuss: - Why it’s important to describe what’s happening in Irish housing supply as a ‘crisis’ -Why the government actually needs to build 200k houses this year and the ideas that will stimulate increased output by property developers - Her experience of being a female leader in a male-dominated sector On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Crystel Robbins Rynne the Chief Operating Office of HR Locker which is an employee management software application. Crystel explains how HR Locker has embraced CSRD reporting and advises on how they’ve achieved staff buy-in on it. Crystel tells Bríd about the innovations and ideas they have to maintain and grow culture in a fully remote company. How do you communicate culture to graduates and new starters in this environment? There’s also a discussion about the need for an increased focus on a ‘scale to stay’ model rather than the current ‘scale to sell’ culture that is rife amongst Irish start-ups. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Dean Rock, the 8-time All Ireland winner who is now the National Sales Manager for Procure.ie - the largest utility broker in the company with over 6000 commercial customers. He tells Bríd about how he has applied the same thirst for incremental improvement that he saw with the Dubs to his business career. He sees the GAA skillset being an ideal basis for success in business. And it’s a key part of Procure’s recruitment strategy as Dean is joined in the company by Cork hurling legend Seán Óg O’hAilpín and Noel Sheehy from Tipperary.  On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Paul Coffey and Brian Drinan owners of Cork café group, Perry Street. In this episode, married couple Brian and Paul discuss the pressing need for the Irish government to support Irish hospitality by cutting the VAT rate in the upcoming budget. There’s also a discussion about why they feel there’s a disregard for hospitality in Ireland, and they describe their ambitious plans to ‘reimagine’ the Irish café experience with their ‘eatertainment’ model. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Sinéad Crowther of Tonstix, which is an Irish honey jelly pop that provides relief for sore throats, colds, hayfever and allergies. In this episode Sinéad explains how recent research suggests that the product, which is medicinal-free, is more effective at soothing sore throats than a steroid. She breaks down the business’ marketing plan to drive growth in Ireland and the UK. And she talks about important new distribution agreements with Applegreen and a major supermarket chain. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is David Mc Keown, Co-CEO of Kilsaran a leading Irish manufacturer of concrete products. Kilsaran is 60 years old this year, in this episode we explore the history of this family-run business, founded in the small Louth village of the same name. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is the International Rugby Experience’s Sales and Marketing manager, Emma Foote. The experience, which is located in Limerick, gives visitors an fully-immersive, multi-sensory insight into what it takes to become a rugby legend. Paul O’Connell is the chairperson of the board that runs the tourist attraction and Emma describes how his input has greatly enhanced the experience.  The Venue, was initially funded through a €30m investment by the JP McManus Charitable Foundation. The Billionaire businessman has since donated it back to the people of Limerick City and Emma’s talks about what the future holds in store for the Venue. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Patrick Cotter, CEO and founder of Rural Wifi. Rural Wifi is an alternative wifi provider based in Ireland that has already been part of the team that brought wifi to the Aran Islands. Not only that, the company supports the largest transport wifi network in the UK and Ireland. Before Rural Wifi, its founder Patrick Cotter had founded Fleet Connect, a trailblazing company which at one point in 2013 had the largest wifi network in the world. He shares his advice to young entrepreneurs and business people, describing how his humble beginnings in the Dublin fruit markets, gave him a rock solid foundation that has served him very well in the world of business. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Lisa Kennedy from Tourist SOS. Having recently rebranded from the Irish Tourist Assistance Service (ITAS), Tourist SOS is expanding, with ambitions to move into Europe. It is a free, nationwide service that is unique to Ireland and dedicated to helping international tourists who experience a crime or other distressing incident whilst here. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is MarieAnn McLoughlin Dwyer, a Co-Founder of Runway 28 Gin.  She tells us the story behind her small-batch, premium, artisan gin blended by Listoke Distillery in County Louth. The gin is inspired by the world of aviation and indeed MarieAnn is a former air-hostess, she is married to a pilot, so it’s a world that she knows very well. Her ambitions for the brand lie in expansion into the United States, and also their new chocolate range! On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Glenisk’ commercial powerhouse, Emma Walls. Based in Tullamore, County Offaly, Glenisk is an iconic Irish brand that makes an award-winning range of dairy products from the home of the family farm where they employ eighty people. The company hit the news headlines in 2021 when a fire that burned for days, ravaged their production facility. It was, naturally, a desperately difficult event for the company to deal with but, as Emma explains, inspired by ‘overwhelming’ public support, the company has surged back with exciting developments on the way on the international and domestic stage. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Norma Reilly is Head of Lending at Community Credit Union, a not-for-profit cooperative owned by and run for the benefit of its 40,000+ members in the areas of Dublin 7 and Dublin 15. We speak to her at a very exciting moment in the history of the Credit Union movement in Ireland, as a collection of 77 credit unions are joining forces to offer mortgages with standardised rates and policies across the board for the very first time, in the form of a national brand - Credit Union Service Organisations (CUSO). Are they going to be a threat to the pillar banks? How much money can the Credit Union lend its members? What will it mean for Irish homebuyers? On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Lauren O’Reilly is listed on Ireland’s 30-under-30, she’s a recent Trinity College pharmacy graduate and she’s the co-founder of one of Ireland’s fastest growing new apps. In 2021, along with former classmate, Bidemi Afolabi, they founded ProMotion Rewards a shopping rewards app which now has 50,000 users and a million hits a month. In this episode, we hear about her incredible journey and how micro-influencers have helped to power her growth. On Guaranteed Irish Stories we hear from trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, and about how they contribute to the local community and support Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Ger Teahon, the CEO of one of Ireland’s most vibrant young companies, Uniquely.  Ger tells us the story behind the growth of Uniquely, a sales and services outsourcing business with Customer Engagement Centers in both Dundalk and Galway, employing over 300 people nationwide. Ger describes the growing connection the business has with the town and people of Dundalk and why that is so important for business growth. And he also explores the mistakes business and people make when they outsource work. On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Our guest on this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast is Viatel Technology Group’s dynamic CFO, Gina Laverty. Gina tells us the story behind the growth of Viatel Technology Group, a cloud connectivity and IT services business, with over 300 employees that has hubs in Blanchardstown/Dundalk and Limerick. She also describes her own personal journey including how growing up in a family-run car dealership taught her the basics of business; how she has juggled her CFO role with being a mother; and she also describes how the arrival of the Samsonite wheelie suitcase gave her one of her most enduring lessons in business! On the Guaranteed Irish Stories podcast we speak to trailblazers from the Guaranteed Irish business community about how their businesses stay competitive in a global marketplace, what it stands for, its contribution to the local community and its support for Irish jobs.

Join us on the latest Guaranteed Irish Business Podcast episode as we delve into membership criteria and sustainability with Karen Deignan, Co-Founder and Director of Sustainability Works, and Advisor on the Guaranteed Irish Appraisal Committee. Discover how Guaranteed Irish evaluates businesses for membership, aligning with economic, social, and environmental factors. Learn about the benefits of membership and how Guaranteed Irish fosters sustainability among its diverse member companies.

Michael Jackson, Chairman of Guaranteed Irish and Managing Partner at Matheson, reflects on Guaranteed Irish's 50-year journey. He discusses the organisation's evolution, its role in today's economy, and underscores the importance of sustainability while exploring effective ways to leverage membership advantages.

Join us for an enlightening discussion with Ger Crosse, Co-Founder & Director of Woodco Energy, as we explore the pivotal role of biomass in decarbonisation and the advantages of solar PV for businesses. Discover why biomass is the fuel of the future, government incentives for renewable energy, and how Woodco Energy is leading the charge towards a more sustainable tomorrow.

Join us as we dive into the world of NEAT Gates with General Manager, Philip Keane, exploring their unique approach to aluminum gate manufacturing. Learn about their cutting-edge CNC equipment, commitment to sustainability, and the launch of their new online design platform. Plus, discover why NEAT Gates is shortlisted for the prestigious Guaranteed Irish Awards!

Join us as we delve into the fascinating journey of Gethousesurvey.ie with Co-Founder & Director, Noel Tate. From its humble beginnings in 2018 to becoming a game-changer in the real estate industry, learn how this innovative company is simplifying the process of hiring a surveyor, ensuring consistency and quality in surveys, and empowering house buyers across Ireland to purchase with confidence. Discover valuable insights on common mistakes when buying a house, crucial information to know when to pull out of a sale, and more!

Listen in to our exclusive podcast with The Nature Trust, exploring their mission, partnership with Guaranteed Irish, and vision for the future. Gain insights from Ciaran and Declan on the importance of native woodlands and the significance of collecting acorns and seeds. We dive into the details of the Guaranteed Irish Forest initiative, including its location, planting process, and community involvement. Find out how you can contribute to and benefit from this impactful initiative. Let's make a positive difference in Ireland's forestry landscape.

Join us on for an insightful episode of the Guaranteed Irish Business Podcast with Graham Stafford, CEO of Affirm Health (Proceive). Graham discusses their remarkable 40% growth in Ireland in 2023, successful expansion into international markets, and the launch of Proceive's 12th product, Every Mum, in March 2023. Gain valuable insights into the vitamin and supplement industry, exploring the nuances of product quality and the importance of choosing supplements wisely. Learn why not all vitamins are created equally in this engaging discussion. Tune in for a deep dive into the world of health and wellness with an industry leader.

Exploring Innovation and Irish Brands: McCauleys on the Future Role of Pharmacies in Ireland Get a sneak peek into the future of pharmacies in Ireland with Jackie Kelly of McCauleys in our latest podcast episode. As part of the Uniphar group, McCauley's stands at the forefront of health and beauty pharmacies, showcasing a deep commitment to nurturing new and exciting Irish brands. Discover the pharmacy's role in innovation and its dedication to supporting Irish female founders, featuring a lineup of remarkable brands such as Smooth Stick, Brow Aid, Fabu, Skingredients, Kinvara, Pestle and Mortar, Ella and Jo, Handmade Soap Company, and Tonsix. Tune in to our podcast for an engaging conversation that unravels the exciting landscape of Irish pharmacies and their pivotal role in shaping the future. Explore innovation, celebrate Irish brands, and join us on this journey with McCauleys.

Dive into the world of sustainable coffee with David Lawlor, and Watermark Coffee, a brand deeply committed to minimizing environmental impact. In this episode, explore how their passion for the outdoors drives their eco-friendly approach. Discover how each bag of coffee purchased contributes to the restoration of native Irish Oysters, showcasing their dedication to environmental stewardship. Learn about their award-winning coffees, Green Ocean and Woodland, recognized at the prestigious Blas na hEireann Awards. Join us for a blind-tasting journey that proves sustainability and fantastic taste can go hand in hand.

New Year Celebrations given you a sore head? No problem! What better way to celebrate the new year than to re-visit the "Power of Influencer Marketing" episode from April, filmed live in ⁠The Stella Cinema Rathmines⁠. From going viral, to success stories, to the future landscape of social media marketing, we guarantee you’ll be blown away by what this panel has to offer. Join our guest host Anna Daly and our panel of experts: Áine Kennedy (The Smooth Company), Clíodhna Dowling (Seabody), & Lynn Hunter (The Collaboration Agency) in this episode of the Guaranteed Irish Business Podcast.

What better way to celebrate the year than to re-visit our "Business of Sport" episode from April, filmed live in The Stella Cinema Rathmines. A star studded panel hosted by Bernard Jackman, featuring Sene Naoupu, Ross Byrne and Jack Molloy discuss all things Business in Sport.

Embark on a captivating fashion journey with Heidi Higgins, esteemed Fashion Designer, as she shares her story in the latest episode of the Guaranteed Irish Business Podcast. Recognized with the Networld Ireland Creative Professional Women in Business Award, Heidi actively contributes as a board member and secretary of the Council of Irish Fashion Designers. Join us to explore the artistry and sustainability behind Heidi's elegant creations.

Join us in the latest episode of the Guaranteed Irish Business Podcast as we delve into the story of A Sorted Affair with founders Kim Fitzgerald and Lynn Luxford. With a shared vision for simplifying life's complexities, this dynamic duo discusses the journey of creating a one-stop-shop for organizational needs. As busy mothers, Kim and Lynn intimately understand the challenges of juggling life's demands. Explore the sustainable initiatives that define A Sorted Affair, including collaborations with local family businesses, retail expansion, and the profound significance of being a Guaranteed Irish brand. Gather invaluable tips and advice on getting organized, especially during the Christmas and gifting season. The episode unveils details about their new course and how A Sorted Affair works closely with charities, giving items new homes.

Join Síne Dunne, the founder of Siest Sleep, as she delves into the profound significance of sleep on your well-being, the ethical intricacies of manufacturing, and the art of patenting a product.

Discover the transformative journey of Scatter Box (Abbeylands Furniture Ltd) with CEO Caroline Horgan in our latest Guaranteed Irish Business podcast episode. Caroline shares insights into their commitment to sustainability and crafting beautiful, long-lasting products. Learn how Scatter Box goes beyond recycling, focusing on longevity and minimising environmental impact. Tune in for an inspiring exploration of sustainability in action.

In this week's Guaranteed Irish Business Podcast, Sharon Hoey delves into the exciting story behind the impromptu collaboration with Arnott’s department store, resulting in a successful collection. She also sheds light on the brand's renowned signature cotton shirts and the unique technique ensuring enduring quality.

Join us in the latest Guaranteed Irish Business podcast episode featuring Kaliedy's founder and owner, Ben Ward. We delve into what sets them apart – a commitment to excellent customer service, valuable after-sale support, and a unique product range. For an insider's view of Kaliedy's community dedication and next-day delivery tune in to the full episode. If you're in the area, don't miss their new store near Bray – the perfect spot to find the ideal fit for your car.

Handcrafted in Ireland, Blood Monkey Gin not only embodies sustainability but also delivers a smooth and exceptional sipping experience as shown through their Gold medals at the Global Gin Masters, Partnering with accredited businesses, seeking high-grade recyclable packaging, and supporting Ireland's first carbon-neutral distillery, these sipping gins are redefining the spirits market as we know it.

In today's episode, we are excited to bring you Vice Admiral Mark Mellett's insightful speech, live from our recent 2023 CEO Alumni Event. Mark delves into the intricacies of navigating change in our current uncertain climate, and emphasising the significant benefits of integrating sustainability into business strategies.

The Future of Sustainable Energy Management: In 2024/25, the mandatory adoption of ISO 50,001 by companies will play a pivotal role in Ireland's proactive stance on climate change and sustainability. During this episode, Rob Lyons of Iso Baseline delves into the purpose of ISO 50,001, which centres on enhancing the efficiency of energy management and facilitating potential savings of up to 10% on existing energy expenses.

Do you know that most tampons disposed of last for over 500 years in landfill, and on average every woman discards up to 2.5 tons in one lifetime. Ciara Donlon is planning on changing all that. The entrepreneur who successfully introduced breast cancer care bras, proven to heal after breast cancer surgery, now is bringing us reusable briefs for women who are menstruating.

Why We Need Recycling Bottle and Can Machines. From 1st Feb 2024, Sensi machines will allow you to recycle your drinks bottles and cans and get money back! In this episode, Nathan Misischi, Commercial Director of Sensi, explains that only 8.6% of materials are currently re-used world wide, and why reverse vending machines are the first step towards a truly circular economy.

This week, Steven Power from STP Packaging joins us to discuss their sustainable packaging products and the incredible benefits of a 32 Hour work week. Learn more at www.stppackaging.ie