Cathal McGloin

Cathal McGloin is an engineer who loves using technology to solve everyday problems. He formerly founded Performix Technologies, which was acquired by Nice Systems in 2006; Arantech, which was acquired by Tektronix in 2009 and FeedHenry, a mobile application platform technology provider, which was acquired by Red Hat in 2014 for 63.5 million Euros. His previous enterprise IT career was with Siemens, Germany and Cap Gemini, UK.

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