The Tech.London podcast brings you the stories and players behind London's rising tech unicorns.
We speak to CEO of Chainvine, Oliver Oram, about how their technology enables commodities to self report as it moves around the world, how a Netflix show inspired his work, and how the pandemic has impacted the business.
Working with startups, agencies and corporates in his 30-year career as a marketing and advertising professional, Jim Kite knows how to link up the dots. We speak to Jim during lockdown - while in his NextTECHnow role at Publicis - about the impact of the pandemic and the importance of leveraging startups to innovate in martech. Since, he has launched Tech Pilot which provides guidance to startups, corporates and agencies.
When it comes to property and technology, Goldacre covers all bases. We speak to founding partner David Bloom who gives a unique overview of what the challenges during the pandemic have been, and what the sector might look like in the future.
We speak to Tom Watson, CEO & Co-Founder of Hubble HQ, the UK's largest online platform for finding office space. We explore how working patterns have changed significantly during the coronavirus lockdown, with remote working now becoming the norm for many. But as restrictions start to ease, what do people want their new office environments to look like?
We speak to James Duez, entrepreneur, investor and CEO of Rainbird Technologies. Duez discusses how they have adapted during the coronavirus pandemic, supporting staff first and foremost, and offering their product for free to the NHS.
David Murray-Hundley, The Grumpy Entrepreneur, has now spoken to more than 800 businesses to offer his support through the coronavirus pandemic. We speak to him about the key challenges startups are facing and his advice to weather the storm.
We speak to Adzuna co-founder Andrew Hunter about how they're supporting jobseekers and employers alike during the coronavirus pandemic and what he's predicting the next five years in London tech to look like.
We speak to Mark Brownridge, Director General of the Enterprise Investment Scheme Association, about the timing of the coronavirus pandemic and the impact on the industry, as well as getting his five year view on the evolution of London's tech ecosystem.
As part of our London's Spaces campaign, in partnership with Incube, we speak to founder of A/O PropTech Gregory Dewerpe about the future of London's proptech ecosystem.
Philip Salter is founder of The Entrepreneurs Network, which represents a network of 10,000 entrepreneurs. To celebrate our fifth anniversary, we speak to him about how London's tech ecosystem has adapted over the past five years, and what he thinks the future holds.
A self-termed ‘career venture capitalist', Will Orde is a Principal at Downing Ventures. We had a chat with him about what's been going on since lockdown started, and his take on the industry.
We meet Stephanie Melodia, director of marketing agency Bloom, to discuss branding London's startups, pivoting during coronavirus and the future of London's tech scene.
Don't be too hard on yourself. This is the advice Ama Afrifa-Tchie, Head of Culture and Wellbeing at Mental Health First Aid England has for founders working through lockdown and beyond.
We catch up with Calvin Benton, the Founder of Spill, during Mental Health Awareness Week 2020. Amidst a pandemic, the theme of mental health is even more prevalent right now, and we talk about this in some detail.
On average, you have 11 seconds to convey your condition to a doctor before you're likely to be interrupted. This is a real challenge for any condition - let alone anything related to mental wellness. This is the challenge Sarah Ticho is taking on. Her goal is to communicate things that would otherwise be difficult to put into words, improving patient-doctor communication and, more importantly, wellbeing.
We speak to Gus Booth-Clibborn, co-founder and CEO of Tomo about the digital health landscape post-Covid. Tomo is a mobile app that helps people with mental health conditions manage their wellbeing by building and maintaining healthy habits.
We speak to Oz Alashe MBE, Founder and CEO of CybSafe about taking a people-first approach to cybersecurity, managing a high growth business - and what the startup community can learn from the military.
Tech.London meets Gareth Williams, CEO and founder of YellowDog, the London-based company helping power Hollywood studios, banks and aerospace companies.
We speak to Casper Henningsen, CEO of UserTribe, about leadership, co-creation and his former life as a professional footballer.
With a mission to get Britain working and get more people interested in the startup ecosystem, Work in Startups has a growing community of up to 40,000 jobseekers every week. We speak to Steve Oldroyd, General Manager of Work in Startups and Head of Strategy at Adzuna, about the challenges his company is facing during the coronavirus pandemic and the wider trends he's seeing in the tech industry.
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