Trinity SMF Podcast

Trinity Student Managed Fund

The Trinity Student Managed Fund (Trinity SMF) Podcast is perfect for anyone interested in Finance, Business, Technology, or Geopolitics. On the podcast, Matthew Barnes sits down with leaders across these realms to give you an insight into these worlds, and to give our student audience perspectives on the fields they may wish to pursue. Trinity SMF was founded in November 2010 and now has a membership base of over 2,000 students. When the fund was founded in 2010, it had €30,000 AUM, since, the fund has grown to over €800,000 AUM. For podcast enquiries contact mabarnes@tcd.ie

  1. Aug 4

    Julian Coulter | Google, Global Managing Director FBR | Navigating Emerging Markets | AI in Digital Marketing | Pursuing Asymmetric Career Opportunities

    🎙 Trinity SMF Podcast | Julian Coulter | Navigating Emerging Markets Matthew Barnes sits down with Julian Coulter - Global Managing Director at Google, leading the Food, Beverages, and Restaurants vertical, with over two decades operating across emerging markets from Poland and Russia to South Africa, Peru, and Mexico. Julian's career took him from a graduate sales role at Bass Brewers in the English Midlands to regional director for Britvic International by age 26, through leadership roles at SAB Miller across South Africa and Latin America, and into his current role at Google. Along the way he built brand strategy under a former Coca-Cola global CMO, launched and lost a premium soft drink in Poland, and helped shape how one of the world's largest companies thinks about marketing in the developing world. In this conversation, he reflects on why he chose developing markets over the well-trodden banking and consulting path, what a failed product launch in 1990s Poland taught him about strategy, how head office and the operators on the ground negotiate tension, and where AI fits into closing - or widening - the gap between developed and emerging economies. For podcast enquiries please contact mabarnes@tcd.ie🔔 Subscribe for new conversations with leaders in business, finance, and beyond.🎧 Also available on Youtube and Apple Podcasts.

  2. Jun 30

    Brendan McDonagh | Former CEO, HSBC North America | Lessons from 3 Decades in Global Banking | Trinity SMF Podcast

    🎙 Trinity SMF Podcast | Brendan McDonagh | Lessons from 3 Decades in Global Banking Matthew Barnes sits down with Brendan McDonagh - former Chief Executive of HSBC North America, former Deputy Chairman of AIB, and Chairman of PEAL Capital. Brendan's career has spanned more than than thirty years in global banking, holding senior roles in seven countries, Brendan led HSBC out of the 2008 financial crisis. n this conversation, he reflects on what it takes to lead through a crisis of that scale, the decisions made under pressure when the system was breaking, and the lessons that still hold for finance and leadership today. Brendan also discusses his time at Trinity, his role on the advisory board of Trinity Business School, and his advice for students still at the university. For podcast enquiries please contact mabarnes@tcd.ie 🔔 Subscribe for new conversations with leaders in business, finance, and beyond. 🎧 Also available on Youtube and Apple Podcasts. 🔗 Trinity SMF Podcast - Apple Podcasts⁠🔗 Trinity SMF Podcast - Youtube🔗 Trinity SMF Podcast - Apple Podcasts⁠🔗 ⁠Trinity SMF - Linkedin⁠ 🔗 ⁠Host's Linkedin⁠Trinity Student Managed Fund is Europe's oldest and largest student-run investment fund, with over €800,000 AUM. #TrinitySMF #brendanmcdonagh #hsbc #banking #finance #2008financialcrisis #investmentbanking #leadership #podcast #trinitycollegedublin

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The Trinity Student Managed Fund (Trinity SMF) Podcast is perfect for anyone interested in Finance, Business, Technology, or Geopolitics. On the podcast, Matthew Barnes sits down with leaders across these realms to give you an insight into these worlds, and to give our student audience perspectives on the fields they may wish to pursue. Trinity SMF was founded in November 2010 and now has a membership base of over 2,000 students. When the fund was founded in 2010, it had €30,000 AUM, since, the fund has grown to over €800,000 AUM. For podcast enquiries contact mabarnes@tcd.ie

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