E211 That Great Business ShowWant to start your own food company, then this is the episode for you. You could be the next worldwide food brand, or you may have more limited aspirations, to keep it simple and local. Either way, author and food industry expert Oonagh Monahan, author of 'More Money for Jam', joins That Great Business Show with a checklist of ingredients to make sure your business is properly baked from the start. She also gives one really, really great business idea that she hasn't had time to finish herself...so if you know something about software, have a listen. Barry Lunn, founder of Shannon based Provizio, says that the EU will switch on the speed limiters on cars across Europe possibly in two year's time, a move he says that could cut road deaths by 20%. The technology could well be supplied by the 30 strong team at Provizio, a veritable brains trust of PhD's who know everything you need to know about very, very advanced radars. He claims the operate in the 5th Dimension, 5D, which he admits is 'pure marketing'. Provizio has already raised $12m but it sounds like they could be gearing up to go again...and he mentions an IPO. He has also found a new pitch for the IDA - selling Ireland's 'four seasons in a day' weather to companies who need to properly need to test their products in all weather environments!Find all episodes at www.ThatGreatBusinessShow.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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