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Jack Parsons

Jack Parsons

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Feb 24, 2017

Podcast Episode 2: Trep Talk with Conor Nolan of WattSpot

The second episode of a six part series where I will interview young entrepreneurs in Ireland and get their insights into what it is like…

Podcast Episode 2: Trep Talk with Conor Nolan of WattSpot

Jack Parsons

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Feb 18, 2017

So I’ve set up an entrepreneurial podcast called Trep Talk

So I’ve set up a podcast called Trep Talk. I plan to run a six part series where I interview Irish entrepreneurs young and old to learn…

So I’ve set up an entrepreneurial podcast called Trep Talk

Jack Parsons

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Jan 26, 2017

Sunday Independent Article: Entrepreneur hungry for success with kale crisps.

Jack Parsons is on a mission to offer consumers a tasty alternative to traditional snacks with the launch of his organic O’Kale Krisps…

Sunday Independent Article: Entrepreneur hungry for success with kale crisps.

Jack Parsons

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Jan 16, 2017

The 8 main goals for 2017

I thought I’d write a post about what O’Kale hopes to achieve this year. One reason I’m doing this is for the added accountability, now you…

The 8 main goals for 2017

Jack Parsons

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Jan 14, 2017

Fora Article: Setting up a business doesn’t take superpowers — anyone can sell something’

This entrepreneur has found college is probably the best time to start a business.

Fora Article: Setting up a business doesn’t take superpowers — anyone can sell something’

Jack Parsons

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Dec 16, 2016

Being A Student Entrepreneur: The Pros and Cons

First of all, I’d like to thank everyone for the great feedback I got on my first post.

Being A Student Entrepreneur: The Pros and Cons

Jack Parsons

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Dec 10, 2016

What I’ve learned from my first 4 months in business

I always told myself when I started a business I would document it, mainly for myself, to connect with like minded individuals, for anyone…

What I’ve learned from my first 4 months in business

Jack Parsons

Jack Parsons

A place for my limited two cents and documenting the journey around growing a business in Ireland. CEO of O’Kale Krisps

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