• Cooling the Planet with Irish Billionaire Norman Crowley

  • Jul 24 2023
  • Length: 55 mins
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Cooling the Planet with Irish Billionaire Norman Crowley

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  • Norman Crowley is a serial entrepreneur who founded and sold three companies for over $750 million before the age of 40 including Inspired Gaming Group – the world’s largest company in the server-based gaming domain and The Cloud – Europe’s largest WiFi operator. Today Norman is on mission to cool the planet (CoolPlanet) and he helps businesses such as Google, Johnson & Johnson and GE Healthcare lower their carbon emissions and energy use.  

     

    He is also the founder of high-end electric car brand AVA. AVA creates the world’s ultimate electric cars, with the world’s greatest car designers, so you can have a great car and help the planet at the same time.   

     

    Resources:

    https://www.coolplanet.io/ - Check out CoolPlanet

    https://www.studioava.com/ - Check out Ava Cars

     

    Actionable Take-aways:

    1. To find a real billion dollar idea, find one that can make an impact on 1 billion people.

     

    2. Share your ideas as soon as you can and do not be afraid of people copying your idea. People are too busy to copy your idea and if you are successful, people will copy your idea anyway.

     

    3. No matter who you are, your health and how you lead others will shape how far you can go with your business.
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