Kevin Mulleady
Kevin Mulleady is a serial entrepreneur who has founded or co-founded over 25 successful companies. His expertise also extends into executive leadership, with a proven track record including management and board experience.
Movie Producer Kevin Mulleady Discusses the Making of Escape Artist - Kevin P. Mulleady. Kevin Mulleady, entrepreneur, engineer, and founder/co-founder of over 25 companies has diversified his portfolio and carries the additional title of “Executive Producer” for the film Escape Artist.
Escape Artist follows the story of a politically and socially frustrated young man with a troubled past. He vents his frustrations via a social media network known as “WiThread”. His musings and rantings unwittingly inspire and spark a revolutionary movement, with him leading the charge. The psychological and social thriller stars Alex Miller (Chronic Misadventures of Slackers in Space and Retribution), Grant Liffmann, and Brianna Kellum (Heartsick, Gone, and Virtually Yours). The movie was written and directed by Only Now Existing (O N E).
Escape Artist is based on Director James Garrett’s life and an album he created and self-produced, also entitled Escape Artist. Kevin Mulleady Explains How Biotechnology Could Improve Your Life - Kevin P. Mulleady. Biotechnology is the use of living organisms and systems to make or develop products.
Depending on the applications, it can overlap with many other scientific fields such as pharmaceuticals, genomics, immunology, diagnostic testing, agriculture, and regenerative medicine. “Biotechnology has the capacity to meet our world’s rapidly growing demand for healthcare, energy, and food. And in the process of achieving those goals, it creates more job opportunities and increases productivity,” says Kevin Mulleady. Kevin Mulleady Explains How Biotechnology Can Make Development and Manufacturing of Medicines and Vaccines Faster and More Precise “The efficacy of vaccines and therapeutics in the treatment and prevention of diseases is well documented,” says Kevin. The leading edge of biotechnology in this realm focuses on producing medicines and vaccines hyper-targeted to eliminate a certain virus or malady.
Kevin Mulleady Discusses the Benefits of Sky Diving - Kevin P. Mulleady. “When you think of skydiving, you usually think of adrenaline junkies – people who love to live on the edge, who live impulsively.
You may even think of people with a few screws loose,” jokes Kevin Mulleady. “But there are real psychological and physiological benefits to skydiving and other extreme sports like it. And people get into those sports for all sorts of reasons.” Kevin Mulleady Discusses How He Got Into Skydiving “I love skydiving,” enthuses Mulleady, “I love the rush and the sensation of flying – one reason I got into skydiving was because, like so many kids who grew up with G.I. “Since SEALs are masters of the sea, air, and land, I decided that I would challenge myself to attempt the same. How My Engineering Background Made Me a Better Entrepreneur - Kevin Mulleady - Kevin P. Mulleady. From Google and Microsoft all the way to the White House, America has seen a surge of initiatives to encourage the prioritization of science, technology, engineering, and mathematical (STEM) education in classrooms across the country.
And while introducing and encouraging the principles of STEM is key for young students who want to succeed in math and science-based careers, these same principles can be equally as helpful for those who aspire to create and build their own business. “If you want to be an entrepreneur, you have to have more than a great idea,” says Kevin Mulleady, a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist. “You must be agile – the world of business is a dynamic environment. There are a multitude of problems just waiting for solutions, so critically thinking is paramount to your success as an entrepreneur.” Engineering Teaches You to Tinker – A Necessary Entrepreneurial Skill Says Kevin Mulleady “I don’t think it’s a coincidence that many entrepreneurs begin as engineers. What I Learned About Business From Racing Cars - Kevin Mulleady Opens Up - Kevin P. Mulleady. “Two of my greatest passions include building companies and racing cars,” says Kevin Mulleady, a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist.
“The former sounds a lot safer than the latter,” he laughs, “but I’ve found a lot of parallels over the years. Often what I learn in one realm helps me excel in the other.” Mulleady references Mario Andretti, one of the greatest American race car drivers to ever live, as the author of one of his favorite quotes: “If everything seems under control, you’re just not going fast enough.” “In business, just as in racing, you have to keep your drive, you have to keep pushing your limits to achieve true success,” says Kevin. But it’s about a lot more than just going fast. 1. “When you’re racing across the track at speeds well in excess of 100 mph, you have to look ahead, you have to be able to anticipate what’s coming next,” says Kevin Mulleady. “To be successful in business, you have to be able to see the long-term, bigger picture. 2. 3.
Related Post. Entrepreneur and Philanthropist, Kevin Mulleady, Continues His Many Years of Support Backing the American Ireland Fund's Young Leaders Society - Kevin P. Mulleady. Forty-four years in the making, The American Ireland Fund is now a truly global affair, promoting culture, peace, community, and more across Ireland and elsewhere around the world.
The future of The American Ireland Fund rests in no small part in its Young Leaders Society.