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Equine MediRecord named Ireland’s Best Tech Startup at the 2022 National Startup Awards
Kildare based company Equine MediRecord has been named Ireland’s Best Tech Startup in 2022 at the National Startup Awards.
Equine MediRecord is a global leader in developing solutions to help ensure equine welfare and anti-doping compliance. The company has been able to gain substantial international traction over the past few years with clients who include some of the largest brands in the equine industry such as the Breeders Cup World Championships, The Pegasus World Cup, The Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia, Maryland 5 Star and the Arabian Racing Organisation.
The company was one of sixty eight finalists selected for the awards which were divided into a broad range of categories which celebrate the achievements of startups in Ireland, from hundreds of applications.
Pierce Dargan, Chief Executive Officer of Equine MediRecord, said “It is amazing to be named as Ireland’s Best Tech Startup in 2022 with so many great finalists. I want to say a huge thank you to our team and everyone who has helped us develop our platforms and supported us to get to where we are today. The whole team are very grateful and excited about some new projects that we will be announcing soon to grow our business further and help people in the equine industry ensure they are
complying with the latest animal welfare and anti doping regulations and protocols.”
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