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Pictured are John Hurley, Kilkenny Chamber, Richard Limpkin, Immedis, Phil Walsh and Tom Sloyan, WeDo Work Spaces
Richard Limpkin, co-Founder and leader at Immedis, held his audience spellbound at the most recent Kilkenny Chamber Chat, as he gave a fascinating insight into his business and his own life.
Taking as his theme ‘Start…Scale…Sale’ he spoke about the journey from creating Immedis through to making it a bigger and better company to the point where it was sold on to UKG, while still remaining based in Kilkenny.
The Chamber Chat took place at the newly-refurbished WeDo Workspaces in Abbey Street (formerly the Abbey Business Centre), where manager Tom Sloyan and members of the Board welcomed Chamber members and their guests.
These networking events (Chamber Chats) take place every month, and are a great opportunity for business people to meet other business people from the city and county. To find out more about these, and membership of the Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce, see kilkennychamber.ie.
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