Speaking engagements

Where cash flow thinking meets real audiences

A record of talks, panels, and workshops on cash flow management — what was covered, who was in the room, and what came out of the conversation.


Cash Flow Management in 2024: What Has Actually Changed for Businesses?
Declan Fogarty 07/05/2026 2 min read

Cash Flow Management in 2024: What Has Actually Changed for Businesses?

Practical answers to what business owners are asking about cash flow right now

The rules around managing cash flow have shifted. Here are the questions business owners are asking right now, and honest answers to each one.

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The Tools Have Changed: What SMEs Need to Know About Cash Flow Software Today
Sorcha Neville 02/12/2025 2 min read

The Tools Have Changed: What SMEs Need to Know About Cash Flow Software Today

Cash flow visibility used to cost a lot more and deliver a lot less

A few years ago, cash flow software meant expensive enterprise systems. That is no longer the case, and the shift matters for smaller businesses.

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Startup Investments in 2025: What Parents Need to Know Now
Declan Forde 17/04/2026 4 min read

Startup Investments in 2025: What Parents Need to Know Now

A practical FAQ on startup investments, stock market analysis, and bonds for family-focused investors

The landscape for startup investments, market stocks, and bonds has shifted considerably. Here are honest answers to the questions parents are actually asking this year.

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Cash Flow Planning for Business Owners: The Questions Worth Asking in 2025
Fionnuala Byrne 25/04/2026 2 min read

Cash Flow Planning for Business Owners: The Questions Worth Asking in 2025

Frequency, reserves, and timing are the three areas where planning habits have changed most

Planning your cash flow used to mean one annual projection. That approach does not hold up anymore, and here is why the frequency has changed.

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The programme

Structured learning, not just recorded talks

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Core modules

Each module covers one distinct aspect of cash flow — from reading statements to managing seasonal dips — with exercises drawn from real business scenarios.

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Worked examples

Numbers make more sense when they belong to a recognisable situation. Every concept in the programme is paired with a concrete case from a small or medium-sized business.

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Live Q&A sessions

Scheduled throughout the course, these sessions let participants ask about their own situations rather than hypothetical ones — the format that generates the most useful answers.