The Alan Turing Podcast has been launched by Alan's family who are keen to do their part in building the kinder and smarter world that Alan envisioned all those years ago. Each episode will feature some of the UK's most forward-thinking business leaders shaping Britain today and will cover a range of subjects from sustainability and mental health to inclusivity and innovation.
Cracking The Code On Gender Inclusivity with Anna Brailsford, CEO of Code First Girls
Three stories featuring Sarah Morton, Matter of Focus.
James is joined by award-Winning entrepreneur, Sonya Barlow. Sonya is the Founder of the LMF Network and best selling author of Unprepared to Entrepreneur. Sonya is passionate about implementing change through her work as a Diversity and Inclusion Coach, TEDx Speaker, LinkedIn Changemaker 2021 and BBC Radio Host.
The tenth episode of The Alan Turing podcast features Amy Williams, CEO & Founder of Good-Loop, the advertising platform with a difference.
The ninth episode of The Alan Turing podcast features Rachel Jones, CEO & Founder of SnapDragon Monitoring.
The eighth episode of The Alan Turing podcast features Nick Jones, CEO & Co-founder of Zumo.
The seventh episode of The Alan Turing podcast features Tom Moody, Senior Vice President & Managing Director for Procter & Gamble, Northern Europe.
On this week's episode of The Alan Turing Podcast, James is joined by Nick Proctor, Founder & CEO of Amber Energy.
The fifth episode of The Alan Turing podcast features Tessa Clarke, CEO and Co-Founder of OLIO.
The fourth episode of The Alan Turing podcast features Scott Stockwell, Editor-in-Chief at IBM for EMEA.
On the latest episode of the Alan Turing Podcast, James is joined by Kim Antoniou, CEO & Founder of Auris Tech. In Kim's interview, we discuss how tech has helped to solve some of the world's greatest problems, the one thing businesses should be focusing on following the pandemic and how she is helping to address two of life's most important things: good nutrition and literacy.
On the latest episode of the Alan Turing Podcast, James is joined by Richard Potter, Digital Strategy Director for Microsoft Worldwide and Chair of the UK Board of Trustees for Temwa. In Richard's interview, we discuss the need for responsible business, how AI & allyship can go hand in hand to build a better world and how the work of Temwa is helping to sustain people & the planet.
Our first episode features Jon Slowe, founding director of Delta-EE, and a man with over 20 years of experience in the distributed energy, heat and energy services sectors. We met with Jon to learn more about the changes and challenges facing the energy sector, where his passion for eco-energy began and the importance of empowerment within the workplace.
Rand Fishkin is the CEO of SparkToro, former CEO of Moz and Godfather of all things SEO. Famous for his Whiteboard Fridays, yellow Pumas and dazzling facial hair, Rand has long been one of the most recognisable figures of the digital industry. Above all, however, he is a man admired for his uncompromising ethics and disarming honesty, so we were hugely excited to meet with him to discuss the limitations of nebulous brand values, why he is not interested in helping big business, the unsettling reason such a small number of big brands command so much media attention, why your brand purpose needn't seek to change the world.
This podcast is part of a series we're running with industry leaders on innovation, corporate social responsibility, and the impact of business. Today we're joined by Graeme Cleland, Head of Communications at Burness Paull, a top tier independent commercial law firm. Graeme joins us to discuss how a passion for technology and a commitment to doing good has impacted Burness Paull this year.
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