On October 22, Leaders of Tech and Dublin Business School will explore entrepreneurial experiences with people who have lived them first-hand.
This isn't your typical panel discussion—we're keeping it real. Our speakers will open up about the highs and lows, the obstacles they faced, and what it truly took to make the calls they made.
Expect an interactive and engaging session designed to send you home with insights that either validate what you've been through or help you get ready for your own entrepreneurial path.
Meet the Panel
Conor O'Loughlin
Conor O'Loughlin, a former Irish Rugby Union player who moved into entrepreneurship, founded Glofox.com. Based in Dublin and launched in 2014, Glofox builds apps and software that help gyms and fitness studios run their operations more efficiently. So far the company has raised 15mm euro and set up offices in Los Angeles and Sydney, alongside locations in Ireland and the UK to support its global growth.
Jane Gilson
A startup survivor who later moved into the corporate world, Jane has held senior roles at Microsoft including Country Manager, COO and Chief of Strategy. Most recently she led emerging markets at Google. Before her corporate career, Jane worked at several Seattle-based startups in e-commerce and CRM, and co-founded her own Edtech startup, raising $33m USD and building a team of more than 150 people.
Enda Leahy
After building a successful career as an investigative journalist and editor, Enda launched his entrepreneurial journey in 2016 with Courtsdesk, a legal intelligence platform. Tackling a clear gap in the market, he bootstrapped the platform and took part in many of the UK's leading tech incubators. So far, Courtsdesk.com—named European Start-Up of the Year—has raised 1.2mm euro as it grows its offering across the UK and beyond.
Want to reserve your spot? Make sure to register here: https://www.leadersoftech.org/events/the-entrepreneurial-journey