This week on That Great Business Show Episode 261 (with thanks to our brilliant sponsor De Facto Shaving Oil):Every weekend in Ireland, players are getting knocked about—whether it’s the crunch of a rugby scrum, the thump of a GAA tackle, or a soccer header that rattles the skull. Concussions happen. Too many go unseen, unreported, untreated—and the damage can last a lifetime.Enter Sports Impact Technologies, a young Irish start-up straight out of UCD Nova, with a world-first solution: a sensor, no bigger than a €1 coin, that tucks in behind the ear and flags head impacts as they happen. Instant alerts, right there on the pitch. That’s player welfare, redefined.They’ve just raised €650,000 to take it global. We’ve got founder Eóin Tuohy in studio—the man on a mission to make undetected concussions history.Want to hear how Ireland’s next sports tech game-changer is born? Hit the play button now. Encourage others by sharing.Economists talk about cycles—booms, busts, peaks, troughs. But my 2nd guest is Jennie Haire,. She's talking about a cycle that’s a whole lot more personal. Jennie’s the founder of Gigi Supplements, the brand turning monthly cycles into big business with a smart, science-backed blend that women swear by.She’s on her own growth curve too—fresh off the Going for Growth programme, with new funding in the bank, a brand on the rise, and a mission to prove that women’s health is good business.Want to hear how she’s changing the game, cycle by cycle? Push the play button, baby.Find all episodes at www.ThatGreatBusinessShow.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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