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10th December 2019
09:57am GMT

"And it was during that time that I would’ve definitely said: ‘Ok, when we exit this, I’m going to do my own thing.’ "I had always been thinking about it and I kind of had felt that it was at that moment in 2011, end of 2011 we had been sold to Blackberry. "I would’ve told them ‘I’ll stay for a while but I want to do my own thing.' It’s always been my dream to do my own thing."
"Frankly that was a little bit of a scary moment as well because I’d plenty of other options. "It was really a case of ‘If I don’t do it now I am never going to do it.’ "That was the ultimate challenge I think for me to say it’s all well and good you can complain all you want about the boss but it’s only when you are the boss that you know what it’s all about."Now officially part of the esteemed EY Entrepreneur Of The Year alumni, Triona can most certainly count herself among those who know what it's all about. More than 200 million people now use mAdme Technologies on their phones, and none of that would have been possible without a willingness to make that leap of faith. Subscribe to The Architects of Business for free on iTunes, SoundCloud or watch every episode on JOE Player.
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