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Irish Independent
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Irish Independent
Renault and Dacia announce sizzling 252 deals
Renault has announced its 252 offers with 0pc finance or up to €1,500 trade-in across Clio, Captur, Arkana, Austral, Symbioz, Rafale, Scenic E-tech and Megane E-tech electric models. Bargain-hunters can also bag a €500 pre-paid All Go Mastercard when ordering their new car up until May 31. Included in the summer deals is the Renault 5 E-Tech, which costs from €225 a month. It is available with two battery options – 40kWh and 52kWh. The entry-level 40kWh battery paired with a 120bhp electric motor delivers a range of up to 310km WLTP. Customers can choose from three trim levels – evolution, techno and iconic – and standard across all trims are top features such as Android Auto, wireless Apple CarPlay, automatic climate control, Arkamys speaker system, 18-inch wheels and automatic LED lights. Sister company Dacia is offering its newly launched Bigster SUV from €215 a month on a 4.9pc (PCP and HP) at its 31 dealerships across the country. For 252 Stepway, all-new Duster and the multi-award-winning seven-seat Jogger will also be available at 4.9pc until July 31. The ever-popular and bestselling Sandero will be available for 252 at €109 a month at 3.9pc APR PCP or 4.9pc HP. Dacia has also been shaking up the EV market recently with all-new Spring, which is now even more appealing for 252 and available from €99 a month on PCP or 0pc HP with zero deposit. See and for more details.
Cision Canada
3 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
Kindsight Welcomes Hemant Kashyap as Chief Product Officer
Fundraising industry leader continues to accelerate innovation and growth through bold leadership hires and a people-first workplace culture. SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 2025 /CNW/ - Fundraising software innovator Kindsight is thrilled to announce that Hemant Kashyap has joined the company as Chief Product Officer. With over 25 years of experience leading product and technology teams at high-growth SaaS companies, Hemant's arrival represents an inflection point in Kindsight's continued mission to modernize fundraising solutions with smarter, more impactful tools. Hemant's impressive career includes leadership roles at prominent organizations such as Clio and ServiceTitan where he oversaw the launch of several highly successful new products and led their expansion into multiple new markets. His experience also spans tenures at global leaders like Motorola and IBM. "I'm honored to join Kindsight at such an exciting time in its growth. The opportunity to lead a team dedicated to building innovative, impactful tools for the fundraising community is incredibly inspiring," says Hemant. "My goal is to build products that not only meet the evolving needs of fundraising teams, but exceed expectations - empowering them to drive greater impact with less friction." A pivotal moment of innovation to modernize fundraising Hemant Kashyap joins Kindsight during an exciting period of growth and innovation. The fundraising software provider recently launched its groundbreaking Fundraising Platform, the only fundraising CRM powered by real-time donor intelligence. By replacing traditional approaches with data-driven insights and automation, Kindsight is redefining what's possible in the fundraising space. "Hemant has a remarkable ability to align innovation with the specific needs of those he serves," says Ross Beattie, CEO of Kindsight. "His extensive experience in scaling SaaS platforms, introducing cutting-edge solutions, and building dynamic teams will ensure we deliver precisely what the fundraising community requires to succeed." Building a culture for future growth and excellence This appointment follows recent certifications of both Kindsight USA and Canada as a "Great Place to Work®" for 2025. The globally recognized honor reflects the company's unwavering dedication to fostering an inclusive, engaging, and rewarding workplace culture. The company's investment in its internal culture mirrors its commitment to elevating the experience of its clients. This philosophy of care and excellence earned Kindsight a 2025 Stevie Award for Sales and Customer Service, a testament to the impact of extending its collaborative and empowering culture. Great Place To Work® is regarded as the global authority on workplace culture, employee experience, and leadership practices proven to drive innovation, employee engagement, and market success. Kindsight's satisfaction survey highlighted a whopping 84% of employees believe Kindsight is a Great Place to Work, highlighting a strong confidence in the executive team, strong direct manager relationships, and fair treatment across the company. With strong community support, meaningful recognition, and a commitment to work-life balance, Kindsight creates an environment where employees thrive and feel inspired to contribute to meaningful change. About Kindsight Kindsight builds technology that helps nonprofits make a difference. For decades, Kindsight has supported the education, healthcare, and nonprofit sectors with fundraising tools and the largest charitable giving database on the market. And as the giving sector evolves, so does Kindsight. As the leader in fundraising intelligence, Kindsight leverages real-time data and AI to help thousands of organizations around the world identify, manage, and engage with donors—at any scale. Kindsight's ascend is a purpose-built constituent management software that corrals all of that donor information and campaign tracking into one place. Kindsight's iwave is a donor prospect research tool that offers proactive insights and real-time donor intel, with 1.5 billion wealth and philanthropic records. Meanwhile, Kindsight's generative AI builds campaigns and creates personalized, meaningful content drafts at scale—in your unique voice and tone. Kindsight's Fundraising Platform pulls all this functionality into one place, offering the first and only fundraising CRM with built-in donor scores and insights, powered by data from trusted external sources. Kindsight is truly changing the game for donor fundraising. Connect your story to donors who care about your cause—at any scale, in real time—that's the power of Kindsight. Learn more at
Cision Canada
12-05-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Clio Appoints John Foreman as Chief Product Officer
Industry veteran brings nearly two decades of SaaS leadership to drive Clio's AI-driven multi-product strategy forward John Foreman's appointment signals Clio's continued investment in product innovation and leadership as it scales its multi-product offering to meet the evolving needs of modern law firms. With a proven track record at industry-leading SaaS companies, John brings deep expertise in product development, data science, and customer-centered growth to Clio's executive team. VANCOUVER, BC, May 12, 2025 /CNW/ - Clio, the world's leading provider of cloud-based legal technology, is pleased to announce the appointment of John Foreman as its new Chief Product Officer. In this role, John will lead Clio's product strategy and delivery across its expanding multi-product platform, guiding the company's long-term innovation roadmap and deepening its commitment to transforming the legal experience for all. Foreman brings over 15 years of leadership experience in high growth SaaS companies, with a proven track record of building customer centric products and leading high performing teams. Most recently, he served as Chief Product and Marketing Officer at Podium, where he was responsible for the company's go-to-market strategy through a pivotal period of growth and scale. Prior to that, he spent nearly a decade at Mailchimp, holding senior leadership roles including Chief Product Officer and Chief Data Scientist. There, he was instrumental in shaping the platform into a global marketing powerhouse and driving revenue growth. As the legal industry continues to evolve, Clio is placing renewed focus on delivering product innovation tailored to the unique needs of legal professionals. Under Foreman's leadership, Clio will continue to expand its product strategy to offer more connected, intelligent solutions that help law firms operate more efficiently and deliver better client experiences. This includes a deeper investment in artificial intelligence and data-powered tools designed to simplify complexity, increase speed, and generate insights that legal professionals leverage to grow their practice. Foreman also brings a unique perspective as the author of Data Smart, a bestselling book on applied data science, and Leadership Wise: Why Business Books Suck, but Wise Leaders Succeed, a candid reflection on the realities of modern leadership. His work reflects a rare ability to distill technical complexity into clear, actionable frameworks - an approach that aligns directly with Clio's mission to make advanced technology more accessible and impactful for legal professionals. "AI is continuing to change the game in legaltech, and we're building an intelligent platform that will define the future of legal work ," said Jack Newton, CEO and Founder of Clio. "John has the experience, deep curiosity, and the ambition to help us redefine how law firms operate. He understands what's at stake for this profession, and he's here to deliver bold solutions that move the industry forward." "What drew me to Clio is the clarity of its mission and the scale of its impact," said John Foreman, Clio's new Chief Product Officer. "Legal professionals face real complexity in their day-to-day work, and there's a huge opportunity to transform that experience through great design, intelligent systems, and the power of AI. I'm excited to build with this team and help shape the next chapter of Clio's product strategy." Foreman's appointment reflects Clio's focus on scaling with purpose. As the company expands its platform, deepens its investment in AI, and broadens its global reach, experienced senior leadership is critical. With Foreman as Chief Product Officer, Clio is well positioned to accelerate product innovation and continue to set the standard for legaltech. To learn more about Clio's leadership team, visit About Clio Since its inception in 2008, Clio has revolutionized the landscape of legal technology, emerging as the undisputed leader of innovation and integration. By offering advanced yet intuitive legal software, Clio has redefined efficiency and client service, setting the standard for legal professionals across the globe. With an unwavering commitment to groundbreaking innovation and customer success, Clio stands as the preeminent authority in legaltech, continuously pushing the boundaries of the sector's evolution. Explore the future of legal technology with Clio at
Business Mayor
09-05-2025
- Business Mayor
Razer's Clio is a $230 surround sound head cushion
Powered by a 5,400mAh battery that Razer says is good for up to 14 hours of use, the Clio uses adjustable straps to attach to 'most high-back gaming and office chairs' so that it's positioned directly behind your head. Inside each of the cushion's angled wings is a near-field speaker that uses a 43-millimeter driver paired with a passive radiator that work together to deliver 'crisp, clear trebles and deep, punchy bass you can hear and feel.' The Clio speaker wirelessly connects to Bluetooth-compatible devices like smartphones, tablets, and handheld consoles, but is also compatible with Razer's HyperSpeed Wireless protocol for a low-latency connection to a gaming PC. Support for THX Spatial Audio creates a more immersive listening experience when using the Clio on its own, but it can be paired with additional desktop speakers and used as a dedicated rear channel as part of a larger 7.1 surround sound setup. The Razer Basilisk Mobile mouse weighs in at 76 grams and 'boasts a compact, ergonomic design' designed to slip into pockets or squeeze into a laptop sleeve along with a computer. It supports wired, Bluetooth, or a low-latency Razer HyperSpeed Wireless connection to PCs with up to 105 hours of battery life with the latter, or up to 150 hours with Bluetooth. The mouse includes a four-way tilting scroll wheel with two scrolling modes: free-spin for more speed or tactile cycling for more precision. There's a Razer Focus X optical sensor with up to 18,000dpi of sensitivity on the underside, while the mouse's primary buttons use Razer's Gen-3 optical switches boasting a 90 million click lifecycle. Read More Slitterhead, a gory new horror title, launches on November 8 The Razer Joro ultra-portable wireless gaming keyboard uses a compact 75 percent layout and measures in at 16.5-millimeters thick and 374 grams in weight. As with most Razer products, it features RGB lighting that can be animated with various effects while still offering an impressive battery life of up to 1,800 hours when using its power saving mode. The Joro connects to devices with a USB-C cable or over Bluetooth and is not only compatible with both Windows and Apple devices including iPadOS and iOS, it also features secondary keys with macOS labels and a dedicated Microsoft Copilot Key. Laser-etched ABS keycaps help ensure longevity, and in addition to the keyboard being customizable, it can also store up to five different profiles locally, and switch between them as needed. READ SOURCE
Gizmodo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Gizmodo
The Razer Clio Headrest Promises Spatial Audio Sans a Headset
The $230 Clio promises surround sound, so long as you don't move your head. Folks who sport bald heads—like me—know that finding a truly comfortable gaming headset can be an expensive struggle. I have had to eschew a number of what would be high-quality earphones from companies like SteelSeries and Corsair just because they chafe against my scalp's bare skin. As a possible remedy, Razer promises its Clio audio-blasting head cushion will keep my noggin free of a headband and still give me access to high-quality, headset-level audio. Razer has a running obsession with both immersive audio and gaming chair accessories. Combining both into the $230 Clio is supposed to create a personalized audio experience when you're sitting by your lonesome self in your favorite gaming chair. The device includes near-field dual speakers that should direct audio directly to your ears. It should be available starting May 16. The device has twin 43mm drivers with support for THX Spatial Audio and supports three EQ modes for gaming, movies, or music. You can also set it as either the primary speaker or rear speaker for a 7.1 setup. Razer suggests combining the Clio with other surround sound speaker systems, like Razer's own Nommo line, to make you feel like you're being blasted on all sides with your game's audio. The Clio wraps around your gaming chair's headrest and connects via Razer's 2.4 GHz Hyperspeed Wireless—which means dealing with the brand's obtuse and intrusive Synapse 4 software—or over Bluetooth. The cushion itself is made from memory foam, and it should fit onto most high-back gaming chairs with a single strap. Battery life is rated at up to 14 hours of battery, though you could have it plugged in continuously via USB-C. At CES 2025, I suggested to Razer it should consider adding power passthrough to its gaming chairs, such as with its Arielle concept cooling and heating gaming chair. That way, players could have one cable running from their seat with the ability to plug in all the accessories Razer wants to stick behind players. There's the Razer Freyja haptic cushion that requires its own separate plug, and now with Clio, players shouldn't need to keep remembering to plug in their seats alongside all their other expensive peripherals. It isn't the first time Razer has positioned itself as the king of headset-less 3D audio. Razer promoted 2023's Leviathan V2 Pro soundbar with built-in headtracking as the best way to get spatial sound from the front. There were even those age-old Mako speakers that sought to hit you with strong sound from all sides. The deciding factor with Clio will be how well it sounds when you dare to reposition your head away from the headrest. A quality pair of headphones like Razer's own $180 Kraken V4 don't have that problem, and after using them for a while, they still seem like the better option for most people without sensitive scalps. I have found other headsets like the Alienware Pro Wireless remain comfortable enough for long periods of play. I find the gaming chair to be a very lonely place. Even when I'm playing online with friends, I can't sit still in one anymore. I end up with my legs curled underneath me like a dying spider, and my head is stretched a distance away from the neck rest. Maybe Razer's audio cushion can make my gaming chair a place I'll enjoy lounging in again.
