How did an Irish student end up building one of the biggest home-services startups in the US?

Irish entrepreneur Oisín Hanrahan joins Adrian Weckler on The Big Tech Show to discuss his path from buying property in Budapest as a student to dropping out of Harvard Business School to launch Handy.

He also talks about startup co-founder dynamics and his latest venture, Keychain, which connects food brands with manufacturers.

Listen on the Irish Independent website or wherever you get your podcasts.

How did an Irish student end up building one of the biggest home-services startups in the US?
Irish entrepreneur Oisín Hanrahan joins Adrian Weckler on The Big Tech Show to discuss his path from buying property in Budapest as a student to dropping out of Harvard Business School to launch Handy.
He also talks about startup co-founder dynamics and his latest venture, Keychain, which connects food brands with manufacturers.
Listen on the Irish Independent website or wherever you get your podcasts.

Irish Independent Tech Editor Adrian Weckler hosts this award-winning business podcast which dives deep into the biggest industry advances and tracks the key movers and shakers behind the innovation. From interviewing Big Tech CEOs to investigations into how tech affects our working lives, the show has become Ireland’s most listened-to technology podcast.

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From property deals to AI: Oisín Hanrahan’s €60m startup bet on food

On this week’s episode of the Big Tech Show, Adrian Weckler examines the end of an era as Tim Cook prepares to step down as Apple chief executive after fifteen years. With author of “Apple in China: the capture of the world’s greatest company”, Patrick McGee, the discussion explores Cook’s legacy from turning the iPhone into a financial powerhouse to criticism that Apple lost its creative edge. 
They also examine the timing of his exit, the rise of successor John Ternus, and the challenges ahead including artificial intelligence and dependence on China. As Apple enters a new chapter, the question remains whether history will judge Cook as a cautious operator or a transformative leader.
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From property deals to AI: Oisín Hanrahan’s €60m startup bet on food

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