Why this EU entrepreneur isn’t worried about Brexit

Matthew Partridge talks to an Irish-born entrepreneur about what Brexit holds for him and his business, and why he’s optimistic about the future.

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In the past few months we've focused on what business leaders and trade associations think about Brexit. Even those who think that they could end up benefiting from it have some significant concerns, whether it is loss of passporting for financial firms, or worries about the future status of their EU staff. However, Irish-born Adrian Brady, CEO and founder of Eulogy, is an exception. Brady may have voted for Remain, but since it's certain that "Brexit will happen", he believes that it is pointless to worry about the downsides; he prefers to focus on the opportunities.

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Dr Matthew Partridge
Shares editor, MoneyWeek

Matthew graduated from the University of Durham in 2004; he then gained an MSc, followed by a PhD at the London School of Economics.

He has previously written for a wide range of publications, including the Guardian and the Economist, and also helped to run a newsletter on terrorism. He has spent time at Lehman Brothers, Citigroup and the consultancy Lombard Street Research.

Matthew is the author of Superinvestors: Lessons from the greatest investors in history, published by Harriman House, which has been translated into several languages. His second book, Investing Explained: The Accessible Guide to Building an Investment Portfolio, is published by Kogan Page.

As senior writer, he writes the shares and politics & economics pages, as well as weekly Blowing It and Great Frauds in History columns He also writes a fortnightly reviews page and trading tips, as well as regular cover stories and multi-page investment focus features.

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