'Three months after I moved to the Caribbean, my boss went bust. Suddenly I needed a job'

Architect David Campion talks about the highs and lows of setting up his own business in Barbados.

'We try to promote a relaxed workplace. We’re not doing surgery, it’s not life and death'

This designer talks about how pro bono work can benefit creative people.

The mystery of Ireland's 'missing' financial services startups

The ‘siloed’ nature of banks and the tech sector is holding back innovation.

The most common scams aimed at Irish businesses - and how to guard against them

From simple to sophisticated, fraud is a problem facing firms of all sizes.

'The most difficult decision was selling my cottage to get enough money to buy the business'

After ditching her life in London for the Burren, Sadie Chowen ended up running her own company.

How firms can perfect the fine art of getting TDs to change their minds

This public policy pro delivers a masterclass in lobbying.

Why the Irish don't 'do' pensions - and what can be done to change that

Auto-enrolment could fix Ireland’s ticking time bomb of private-sector workers without nest eggs.

How you can use a free Google tool to read the mind of your customer

Google Trends lets businesses analyse search data and work out who’s interested in what, when.

'We've made a lot of mistakes. Learning from each of them is the reason we're still here'

After starting out in IT, Joe Bohan moved into the hotel trade before opening a restaurant with his wife.

Why you should never turn down a touch of make-up when you're on Ireland AM

This media expert delivers a masterclass in preparing for a television interview.

What Europe's tough new data protection rules will mean for the world of HR

The GDPR regulations will come into force with immediate effect next year.

What Mark Zuckerberg's clothes can teach you about avoiding customers' 'decision fatigue'

Faced with too many complex choices, a lot of potential buyers will just opt out.

Here are some Budget wishes - and what we can expect to actually get

There won’t be any Celtic Tiger-style ‘goodies’ for Ireland in the 2018 edition.

'After one long week we bawled all the way home in the car. We couldn't console each other'

Claire Finnan started out as a nurse before moving to PR then launching a baby fair.

'Grand, one-off gestures don't make a great workplace. It's the tiny things'

This author delivers a masterclass in building trust with staff.

The ball is in the worker's court: How firms can stand out to win the 'war for talent'

Employers must think outside the box to get real, lasting talent.