Ian Kehoe

Voices The modern employee is increasingly becoming an investor. Across Ireland, tens of thousands of workers now receive part of their remuneration through shares, options or other forms of share-based remuneration. What began as a hallmark of Silicon Va... See more

Voices Charlestown Road is not the sort of place you expect to launch a multinational company from. It is a residential street in the heart of Dublin 6, a stone’s throw from the Ranelagh triangle. Its inhabitants are typically barristers, accountants or s... See more

Voices Almost a year ago, when I sat down with Jacob Silverman in Dublin, the global chief executive of Kroll described the world through the lens of a familiar acronym: Vuca – volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. At the time, Silverman argu... See more

Voices Like many things, it began over coffee. Then came a few more coffees, and a few more conversations, as the idea slowly gathered momentum. The first of those coffees was shared in Greystones, the picturesque seaside town in Co Wicklow, five years ag... See more

Stories Imagine two companies. Both are investing in artificial intelligence. Both are running pilots. Both are exploring the same technologies. But that’s where the similarity ends. One is translating those efforts into real revenue growth and using AI t... See more