59 min
Episode 4 (Part 1) - Infinite Possibility What We See
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- Business
If you're a sports fan or interested in innovative technology and the dynamic start-up culture - this episode is a must listen!
Part 1 of 2: This was a fascinating conversation for a couple of reasons. We had our first non-SAP guest and our first founder / CEO on the podcast. Shane Monahan is the founder and CEO of the 'social audio' app LIMOR. 'Social audio' is an entirely new concept that Shane has created and he has big ambitions and ideas for Limor and how it will capitalise on the next evolution of the social media which will centre around voice and audio.
Shane has had a colourful career to date and he tells us his story of his life as a professional rugby player in Ireland and England. He has an art and design business and even had a brief stint as an amateur Mixed Martial Artist. We discuss how all those experiences, especially the mental and physical struggles that come with a career in professional sport, have helped him pursue his vision for Limor .
Shane clearly explains exactly what 'social audio' is, the infinite future applications and commercial possibilities for the platform and how he sell his vision to the London based VC community.
Finally, a very special thank you to the brilliant Beth Casey for joining me as co-host for this episode as Charlie was unable to attend the recording.
If you're a sports fan or interested in innovative technology and the dynamic start-up culture - this episode is a must listen!
Part 1 of 2: This was a fascinating conversation for a couple of reasons. We had our first non-SAP guest and our first founder / CEO on the podcast. Shane Monahan is the founder and CEO of the 'social audio' app LIMOR. 'Social audio' is an entirely new concept that Shane has created and he has big ambitions and ideas for Limor and how it will capitalise on the next evolution of the social media which will centre around voice and audio.
Shane has had a colourful career to date and he tells us his story of his life as a professional rugby player in Ireland and England. He has an art and design business and even had a brief stint as an amateur Mixed Martial Artist. We discuss how all those experiences, especially the mental and physical struggles that come with a career in professional sport, have helped him pursue his vision for Limor .
Shane clearly explains exactly what 'social audio' is, the infinite future applications and commercial possibilities for the platform and how he sell his vision to the London based VC community.
Finally, a very special thank you to the brilliant Beth Casey for joining me as co-host for this episode as Charlie was unable to attend the recording.
59 min