named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Digital Irish Podcast
Podcast featuring interviews with Irish entrepreneurs, corporate innovators, and global leaders sharing their success journeys and insights.
Graduate Gateway
Supports recent Irish graduates on J1 visas in transitioning to the U.S. workforce through resume guidance, networking tips, and career insights.
Irish Startup Week
Annual flagship event connecting Irish startups with U.S. investors and tech leaders through pitch sessions, office hours, and networking events in New York City.
Irish Tech Week
Event series fostering transatlantic collaboration among Irish founders, investors, and innovation leaders, focusing on AI, venture capital, and global scaling.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Professional Networking Events 3 activities
- Hosting annual Irish Startup Week and Irish Tech Week eventsOrganizes annual multi-day events in New York City, including Irish Startup Week and Irish Tech Week, which connect Irish startups with investors, tech leaders, and innovation experts through conference sessions, pitch opportunities, and networking. Events have featured up to 30 startups, 50+ speakers and mentors, and over 300 attendees.
- Hosting celebratory and networking events at diplomatic venuesHosts events such as a celebration for Irish founders at the Embassy of Ireland, fostering community and professional connections among Irish entrepreneurs and leaders.
- Organizing recurring themed events and workshops for Irish startups and J1 visa holdersHosts approximately 20 themed events annually in New York City and London, including invitation-only pitch evenings, J1 visa career workshops, sales leadership training, and public pitch sessions at venues like Ireland House. These provide structured learning and professional development opportunities for Irish innovators and Work and Travel Visa holders.
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Donor-Advised Fund Grantmaking 1 activity
- Funding early-stage Irish startups via Digital Irish AngelsFunds early-stage Irish startups through its affiliated investment group, Digital Irish Angels, which has made 7 investments to date.
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Podcast and Radio Production 1 activity
- Producing the Digital Irish Podcast seriesProduces a podcast series that explores the journeys of Irish entrepreneurs, corporate innovators, and emerging tech startups globally, featuring interviews and discussions on innovation and success in the tech sector.
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Bilateral Trade and Business Relations 1 activity
- Running a US market entry program for Irish startupsOperates a 2-day US market entry program for Irish startups, offering investor meetings, pitch opportunities, and office hours to support expansion into the U.S. market.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Co-hosting executive networking events for Irish business leadersCo-hosted a private executive breakfast in Washington, D.C. for 50 Irish business leaders to discuss U.S. policy impacts on Irish enterprises.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$75K
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expenses
Total expenses$38K
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balance sheet
Total assets$54K
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Net assets$54K
2 years on record · 2020–2023 · YoY revenue -26.1%
relationships · 39
Who they work with
- Amvoy Wealth Partner — Support sponsor of Irish Startup Week 2024.
- Amvoy Wealth Partner — Supported Irish Tech Week 2025 as a partner.
- BDO Ireland Partner — Supported Irish Tech Week 2025 as a partner.
- Bank of Ireland Partner — Supported Irish Tech Week 2025 and hosted Day 2 at its NYC Hub.
- Bank of Ireland NYC Hub Partner — Partner in organizing Irish Tech Week
- Bank of Ireland NYC Hub Partner — Support sponsor of Irish Startup Week 2024.
- Business Post Partner — Media partner for Irish Startup Week 2024.
- Business Post Partner — Media partner for Irish Tech Week
- Civic Hall Partner — Hosted Day 1 of Irish Tech Week 2025.
- Digital Irish Angels Partner — Affiliated investment group that makes early-stage investments in Irish startups presented through Digital Irish events.
- Digital Irish Venture Fund Network — Fund managed by Marty Loughlin, affiliated with Digital Irish
- ESB Partner — Collaborates with ESB, as indicated by shared branding and content contributions.
- EY Partner — Features EY executives as guests on the podcast to discuss emerging technologies like the Metaverse.
- Ebow Partner — Partner in organizing Irish Tech Week
- Ebow Digital Partner — Supported Irish Tech Week 2025 as a partner.
- Elkstone Partner — Support sponsor of Irish Startup Week 2024.
- Elkstone Partner — Supported Irish Tech Week 2025 as a partner.
- Embassy of Ireland Partner — Co-hosted a celebration event for Irish founders
- Embassy of Ireland Partner — Co-hosted an event celebrating Irish founders.
- Enterprise Ireland Partner — Government agency represented in Digital Irish events and podcast series, supporting Irish innovation internationally.
- Enterprise Ireland Partner — Lead sponsor and host of the Irish US investors dinner during Irish Startup Week 2024.
- Enterprise Ireland Partner — Partner in organizing Irish Tech Week
- Enterprise Ireland USA Partner — Collaborated as a supporting partner for Irish Tech Week 2025.
- FGS Global Partner — Co-hosted a private executive breakfast in Washington, D.C. for Irish business leaders.
- Intercom Partner — Support sponsor of Irish Startup Week 2024.
- Invest Northern Ireland Partner — Support sponsor of Irish Startup Week 2024.
- Ireland House NYC Partner — Hosted the evening event for Day 2 of Irish Tech Week 2025.
- Irish Consulates Government — Represented in Digital Irish events and podcast series, supporting Irish professionals and startups abroad.
- Irish Tech Week Partner — Collaborates on hosting Irish Tech Week to promote Irish innovation globally.
- JP Morgan Partner — Co-hosted a session titled "From Foreign Affairs to Financial Affairs" with Barry O'Brien from JP Morgan during Irish Startup Week 2024.
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strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Advocacy Through Strategic Policy Navigationmethodology: policy_risk_navigationBy providing Irish companies with briefings on U.S. political and regulatory environments, we reduce operational risk and support sustainable trade because informed firms can anticipate policy changes and adapt proactively.
- Diaspora-Network Leverage for Market Accessmethodology: diaspora_network_leverageBy connecting Irish startups with established Irish diaspora networks in the U.S., we accelerate their market entry and business development because these networks provide trusted relationships, mentorship, and access to investors and partners that reduce cultural and institutional barriers.
- Ecosystem-Connecting Through Hybrid Networkingmethodology: ecosystem_connectingBy combining in-person events with digital platforms and expert programming, we accelerate market access for Irish startups because integrated, multi-channel engagement increases visibility, strengthens connections with investors and customers, and fosters sustained collaboration.
- Peer-Informed Career Development for J1 Graduatesmethodology: peer_informed_career_developmentBy structuring career development paths based on lived experience of Irish professionals in the U.S., we increase the success of J1 graduates because relatable, peer-derived guidance improves job readiness, cultural adaptation, and professional network formation.