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Steven Kearney, CEO of Optifly, and Gavin O'Connell, Senior Development Adviser, Enterprise Ireland
Enterprise Ireland invested €28m in Irish start-ups and supported over 125 start-up companies in 2021.
Entrepreneurs and representatives from these early-stage businesses attended the annual Enterprise Ireland Start-Up Showcase 2022 event which was held at the Aviva Stadium recently, alongside investors, mentors and other members of the broader Irish start-up ecosystem.
Pictured at the Enterprise Ireland Start-Up Showcase 2022 is Steven Kearney, CEO of Optifly from Co Kildare, which was one of the 125 new start-ups supported by Enterprise Ireland in 2021.
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