Show Notes
In this episode of the Work Well Live Well Podcast, host Dave Caffrey sits down with Sharon Farrell, award-winning entrepreneur and founder of FACE Credit, a company transforming how Irish and UK businesses manage their cashflow and customer relationships.With over 20 years of experience in credit management, Sharon has built FACE Credit into an industry leader—winning Credit Team of the Year twice and redefining what ethical, customer-focused credit control looks like.This conversation dives deep into the real-world financial challenges business owners face, from managing overdue payments to maintaining strong client relationships, all while keeping your business profitable and stress-free.Whether you’re a business owner, director, or entrepreneur looking to improve cashflow and boost financial resilience, this episode is packed with insights you can act on today.💡 Learn how to get paid faster, strengthen client trust, and grow your business smarter.About Our Guest:Sharon Farrell is the Founder and Managing Director of FACE Credit, a forward-thinking credit management company offering adaptable solutions and bespoke training for startups, SMEs, and multinationals. With over two decades of experience and multiple national awards, Sharon brings energy, empathy, and excellence to every project—helping businesses across Ireland and the UK take control of their finances and thrive.🌐facecredit.ieAbout Us:🎧 Work Well Live Well Podcast — hosted by Dave Caffrey — dives into the world of Irish business with expert advice, tax tips, leadership insights, and real stories from entrepreneurs. Learn, grow, and thrive with Ireland’s most inspiring voices in business.
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