CTO Craft Mixer: Dublin

Key info

Date: Thursday 9th October, 2025

Time: 9am – 11am

Location: Bank of Ireland, 1 Grand Canal Quay, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2, D02 P820

About the mixer

Building Trusting Relationships in Remote & Hybrid Tech teams

Now that the summer is behind us and the leaves have started to fall, we’re back with the next CTO Craft Dublin Mixer and are delighted to welcome Michelle McDaid, Founder of The Leading Place and 2025 ShipItCon speaker (“Invisible Architecture”).

Michelle will share insights from her recently completed research in Work & Organisational Behaviour at DCU, where her thesis explored how tech leaders build and maintain trusting relationships in remote and hybrid work environments.

What’s new this time?
We’re changing things up with a breakfast edition of the Mixer!

We hope that this breakfast mixer will help make our events more inclusive so that new people – those who can’t always make evening gatherings – have the chance to connect, learn, and be part of the community.

Expect fresh coffee, good food, and the same relaxed networking vibe that makes Mixers so valuable.

What you will learn:

How leadership styles are evolving in distributed technology teams
The role of trust in enabling high-performing organisations
High & low flexibility approaches: challenges and positive impacts
Practical trust-building activities undertaken by tech leaders
Recommendations to strengthen trust in your own teams

This event was made possible with the help of CTO Craft Advocate: Ashutosh Saxena.

Register here

Location

Agenda

9:00am – Doors open – networking over breakfast
9:30am – Talk & discussion with Michelle
10:30am – More networking, more coffee

Our sponsor

Founded in 1783, Bank of Ireland is one of Ireland’s leading financial services groups, serving individuals, businesses, and communities across Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Great Britain. With over two centuries of history, the bank supports customers with retail and commercial banking, wealth management, and insurance solutions. Headquartered in Dublin, Bank of Ireland plays a central role in Ireland’s economy and continues to invest in innovation, local communities, and business growth.