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Welcome to The Inner Game of Change, the podcast that explores the evolving landscape of change management, leadership, and transformation.In today's episode, I'm thrilled to be joined by Susan Zhang, a creative technologist, author, and global thought leader. From her beginnings in China to her journey as an international student in Australia, Susan has embraced the discomfort of change to unlock personal and professional growth.We dive deep into topics like the power of stepping outside your comfort zone, the role of ambition in driving change, and how embracing failure can lead to unexpected growth. Susan shares her unique perspective on leadership, drawing from her experiences at Google and her bold decisions to pivot in her career. If you're navigating a time of uncertainty or change, this conversation offers powerful insights on how to move forward with confidence, embrace new opportunities, and transform challenges into growth. I am grateful to have Susan chatting with me today.Susan's Book Life Outside My Comfort Zone: Hup draak!About Susan024 Awarded Ph.D. at UOW with Examimers' Commendation for Outstanding Thesis2022 Australian Ambassador's Award for Women in Leadership Judges' commendation2021 UOW Young Alumni Award2019 Young Australia China Alumni of the Year Award - Australian Embassy in China2019 Book release on Amazon: http://bit.ly/susanfirstbookFrom an international student to a global tech leader, from a career at Google UK to TikTok in China, from an introvert to a TEDx speaker, Dr Susan Zhang continues to push boundaries and explore outside her comfort zone.Dr Zhang is recognised as a high-energy business leader and technology serial entrepreneur. She effectively brings a combination of technical prowess and commercial acumen in her leadership positions at Google, later for ByteDance (TikTok), Amazon and Canva where her career has taken her to Australia, China and the United Kingdom. Currently, she is the Head of Creative and EdTech, Digital Trade for the British Government based in Sydney.Dr Zhang is a published author, a TEDx Speaker and a mentor for young entrepreneurs. Dr Zhang believes her research can play a key part in harnessing the capabilities of AI-driven education influencers at the intersection of e-learning technology and pedagogy Digitalisation.Contact SusanDr Susan's Profilelinkedin.com/in/zhangsusanWebsitesxiaochenzhang.com (Personal)amazon.com.au/Life-Outside-My-Comfort-Zone/dp/1794103422/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=life+outside+my+comfort+zone&qid=1606083586&sr=8-1 (Portfolio)Send us a textAli Juma @The Inner Game of Change podcast Follow me on LinkedIn

This Day in Legal History: LochnerOn April 17, 1905, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Lochner v. New York, a landmark case in American constitutional law that struck down a New York law limiting bakery workers to a 60-hour workweek and 10-hour workday. The Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that the law violated the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause by interfering with the freedom of contract between employers and employees. Justice Rufus Peckham, writing for the majority, held that the state had overreached its police powers because the law did not have a sufficient connection to health or safety.This decision launched what is known as the “Lochner era,” a period lasting into the 1930s during which the Supreme Court routinely struck down economic regulations on the basis that they infringed upon economic liberties. Critics of the ruling saw it as judicial activism favoring corporate interests over workers' rights, while supporters viewed it as a defense of individual liberty and limited government.Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. wrote a famous dissent, arguing that the Constitution does not enshrine any particular economic theory and warning against the Court imposing its own views on legislation. His dissent later became influential in shaping modern constitutional jurisprudence.The Lochner decision has since been largely discredited and is no longer considered good law, but it remains a critical case in debates over substantive due process, judicial restraint, and economic regulation.Google is facing a class action lawsuit in the UK that could result in damages of up to £5 billion ($6.6 billion), alleging it abused its dominant position in the online search market. Filed with the Competition Appeal Tribunal, the case argues that Google's control of the search engine landscape allowed it to inflate advertising prices. The suit claims Google secured exclusive deals with phone manufacturers and Apple to make its search engine the default option, effectively excluding competitors.The claim also alleges Google offered better functionality and features for its own ads, making it harder for rivals to compete. Led by competition law expert Or Brook, the suit represents thousands of businesses who argue they had no real alternative to using Google Ads. Brook emphasized that visibility on Google is critical for businesses, calling its control a form of monopoly power.Google rejected the allegations as speculative and said it would fight the lawsuit, maintaining that users and advertisers choose its services because they are effective, not because they are forced to. Meanwhile, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority launched a separate investigation into Google's practices earlier this year, citing its dominant role in UK search and advertising markets.Google faces 5 billion pound UK lawsuit for abusing dominance in online search | ReutersThe Associated Press (AP) has accused the Trump White House of ignoring a court order that reinstated the news agency's access to press events. The dispute centers around a federal judge's finding that the AP was unlawfully retaliated against for refusing to use the term “Gulf of America” in place of the historically recognized “Gulf of Mexico” in its reporting, as requested by President Trump. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden ruled that the White House likely violated the AP's First Amendment rights and ordered that access restrictions be lifted while the case proceeds.Despite this, AP lawyers say the White House continues to exclude its journalists from the press pool, including access to the Oval Office and presidential travel. In response, the White House implemented a new policy removing all wire services, including AP, Reuters, and Bloomberg, from permanent pool status, placing them instead in a rotating system with about 30 other outlets. The AP claims this is a veiled attempt to continue its exclusion.Both Reuters and the AP criticized the policy, noting that many media outlets, especially smaller and international ones, depend on wire service coverage for timely updates on presidential actions. The White House has appealed Judge McFadden's ruling, with arguments scheduled before a federal appellate court.AP accuses Trump White House of defying court order restoring access | ReutersThe California attorney general's office has declined to support Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, stating in a public letter that the legal action doesn't appear to serve the state's public interest. Musk, who co-founded OpenAI but later left, accuses the company and CEO Sam Altman of abandoning its nonprofit mission in favor of profit. He urged the state to join his lawsuit, arguing the transition to a for-profit model undermines the original intent of the organization.The attorney general's office responded that Musk hadn't demonstrated how the lawsuit would benefit the public and raised concerns that he may be trying to control OpenAI's assets for personal gain. This comes after Musk's consortium offered an unsolicited $97 billion bid for the company earlier this year. Musk's legal team pushed back, claiming the state misunderstood his intentions and noting support from former OpenAI employees and philanthropic leaders who oppose the company's restructuring.OpenAI, which is still legally a nonprofit in California, must get approval from the state for its planned governance changes. The company says the changes are essential to secure $40 billion in investment and that the nonprofit will retain a stake in the for-profit entity, helping it fulfill its mission long-term.Musk filed his lawsuit in 2024, asserting OpenAI had strayed from its founding purpose of developing AI to benefit humanity. A jury trial is scheduled for next year. Meanwhile, Musk has launched a competing AI firm, xAI, and Altman has accused him of trying to sabotage a rival.California attorney general declines to join Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI | Reuters This is a public episode. 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I hope you're having a great week so far. We're currently on a little podcast break at Working Hard, Hardly Working whilst we work on something hugely exciting which is coming very soon and I focus on opening the first ever TALA store which I still cannot believe is happening! But you know I would never leave you without inspiring content on a monday morning! So I've picked my absolute favourite episodes from the nearly 130 we've released. Today's is with Google UK Chief Debbie Weinstein. Debbie has not only been a trailblazer in the digital and tech industries, but she's also someone who has continuously pushed the boundaries of what's possible in the corporate world.I wanted this episode to be a manual for exactly how to build your dream corporate career, we get into the weeds of what it takes to get ahead, the key difference with high performers, the art of being a good manager, and generally how to navigate the complexities of the corporate world.+DEBBIE'S LINKSLinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/debbie-w-62b2a44 +MY LINKS: https://gracebeverley.komi.io/+SHREDDY, TALA and THE PRODUCTIVITY METHOD are my own brands, therefore any mention of them - whilst not being a sponsorship - is monetarily endorsed. As usual, sponsorships do not change my opinions nor my honesty, but I will always disclaim to make sure motives are clear

…We spoke to the team who captured the event, Dr Marina Arnaudova and Professor Dan Smith from the University of Hertfordshire. Methanol poisoning: Andrea Sella, professor of chemistry at University College London on its impact on the human body.Google UK boss: ‘firms can use AI to help offset Budget tax hike'Also in this episode:Chemists design world's thinnest spaghetti, why? We ask co-author, UCL chemistry department's Dr Adam Clancy to find out...Storm Bert to hit the UK with 70 mph winds, snow and heavy rain.Why Kiwi, a baby orangutan, has travelled first-class to England on a P&O ferry… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Is AI competing with me?' and other questions everyone's asking about AI are answered by Debbie Weinstein, Google UK and Ireland's MD in the latest Pull up a Chair episode. If you're short on time but want the highlights from their discussion, get Debbie's top tips on the key things businesses should be thinking about in under five minutes. This episode is part of Pull up a Chair's 'Insights' series, featuring bite-sized perspectives and advice from the podcast's guests.

If you have a corporate job, you have to watch this episode.Today, I'm so excited to be joined by Debbie Weinstein, Managing Director at Google UK. Debbie has not only been a trailblazer in the digital and tech industries, but she's also someone who has continuously pushed the boundaries of what's possible in the corporate world. I wanted this episode to be a manual for exactly how to build your dream corporate career, we get into the weeds of what it takes to get ahead, the key difference with high performers, the art of being a good manager, and generally how to navigate the complexities of the corporate world. +DEBBIE: LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/debbie-w-62b2a44+MY LINKS: https://gracebeverley.komi.io/+RETROGRADE, SHREDDY, TALA and THE PRODUCTIVITY METHOD are my own businesses, therefore any mention of them - whilst not being a sponsorship - is monetarily endorsed. As usual, sponsorships do not change my opinions nor my honesty, but I will always disclaim to make sure motives are clear

In the first episode of season three, Debbie Weinstein, Google UK and Ireland's MD, joins Bina to talk about the future of AI and the economic opportunity it presents, leadership and culture, plus how businesses – big and small – can access the transformative potential of new technology.

Every year has its business highs and lows which we don't often get an opportunity to chew over on The Bottom Line.This year is different. To mark our end of term, we thought we'd reflect on the business year and look at some of the highs and lows across the business landscape, creating our very own (unofficial) Bottom Line Business Awards. Three panellists, three categories, three nominations. Joining Evan are: Jessica Spungin, Adjunct Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School Sir Ken Olisa, Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London and Chair and founder of Restoration Partners, a bank for entrepreneurs And Nishma Patel Robb, current President of Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership and founder and CEO of The Glittersphere. Formerly Senior Director of Marketing at Google UK.PRODUCTION TEAM: Producers: Drew Hyndman and Alex Lewis Editor: Matt Willis Sound: Rod Farquhar Production co-ordinator: Rosie Strawbridge

Nishma Patel Robb, Former Senior Director, Marketing, Google UK and President, WACL and HAT hosts a conversation with Charles Parkinson and Ashley Samuels-Mckenzie, Co-Hosts of How I Became Podcast at the IPA Talent & Diversity Conference. In this session, Nishma, Charles and Ashley explore what they've learned from interviewing business leaders, and how we can all apply the key lessons to our own careers.

Google měl vánoce a ukázal nám Gemini éru, neboli éru umělé inteligence minulý týden na vývojářské akci Google I/O 2024. Jaké jsou novinky? Co nového se chystá v systému Android 15 nebo Wear OS 5? A jaké nové funkce dorazí do Android aut?

Episode #122. Representation is the topic discussed in this episode, a skill for all marketers to ensure we are connecting and communicating with different people, groups and communities to truly reflect the world around us. Joining Abby is her guest Nishma Patel Robb, Founder of Glittersphere, ex Senior Director of Brand and Reputation Marketing at Google UK. As a Founder, Speaker, Podcaster, President of WACL and fellowships with IPA and The Marketing Society, Nishma is on a mission to make our world as representative as it can be so all different types of people can be seen and accepted. In this episode, Nishma shares her definition of representation, why it's important, commercial benefits, social responsibility for marketers, curiosity, culture fit vs culture add, tips for discovering different people and cultures and going against the algorithm. Plus her career highs and lows and advice for marketers of tomorrow. Host: Abigail (Abby) Dixon FCIM/ICF | LinkedInGuest: Nishma Patel Robb | LinkedInThis episode is sponsored by Tracksuit This episode is brought to you by Tracksuit, the beautiful, affordable, and always-on-brand tracking dashboard that helps marketers answer - is what we're doing working? Making brand tracking accessible and easy to understand, Tracksuit data gives you full visibility on your brand health metrics. Visit gotracksuit.com to start your always-on brand tracking journey. The Whole Marketer podcast is here to support and empower the people behind brands and businesses with the latest technical tools, soft and leadership skills and personal understanding for a fulfilling marketing career and life as a whole. For more info go to www.thewholemarketer.com

Episode #122. Representation is the topic discussed in this episode, a skill for all marketers to ensure we are connecting and communicating with different people, groups and communities to truly reflect the world around us.  Joining Abby is her guest Nishma Patel Robb, Founder of Glittersphere, ex Senior Director of Brand and Reputation Marketing at Google UK. As a Founder, Speaker, Podcaster, President of WACL and fellowships with IPA and The Marketing Society, Nishma is on a mission to make our world as representative as it can be so all different types of people can be seen and accepted.  In this episode, Nishma shares her definition of representation, why it's important, commercial benefits, social responsibility for marketers, curiosity, culture fit vs culture add, tips for discovering different people and cultures and going against the algorithm.  Plus her career highs and lows and advice for marketers of tomorrow.  Host: Abigail (Abby) Dixon FCIM/ICF | LinkedIn Guest:  Nishma Patel Robb | LinkedIn   This episode is sponsored by Tracksuit  This episode is brought to you by Tracksuit, the beautiful, affordable, and always-on-brand tracking dashboard that helps marketers answer - is what we're doing working?  Making brand tracking accessible and easy to understand, Tracksuit data gives you full visibility on your brand health metrics.  Visit gotracksuit.com to start your always-on brand tracking journey.    The Whole Marketer podcast is here to support and empower the people behind brands and businesses with the latest technical tools, soft and leadership skills and personal understanding for a fulfilling marketing career and life as a whole. For more info go to www.thewholemarketer.com 

The New York Times takes on covid vaccine injuries and makes everyone angry, and another Catholic Church sex scandal looms.

On the show today, I'm chatting with Jo Ogunleye, B2B Communications Lead at Google UK  and Laura Wheeler, Head of Communications UKI, Middle East, Turkey and Africa, Google Cloud.Both are B2B communicators, and we're going to talk about what creativity looks like in B2B communications, how it can be used and how it can be integrated across the appropriate B2B channels.Thanks to the PRmoment Podcast sponsors, The PRCA.A quick mention about the relaunch of PRmoment. If you take a look at PRmoment.com, you'll see a brand new design with lots of new features, hopefully, easier navigation and also the launch of our new subscription training service for senior folks within agencies' PRmoment Leaders. Do take a look and let us know if you like it. Thanks also so much to the PRmoment Podcast sponsors the PRCA.Here is a  summary of what Jo and Laura and PRmoment founder discussed:2 mins Jo and Laura talk about what a modern, integrated approach to B2B communications looks like.6 mins What are the priority channels for most B2B communications?“Your company blog or your website should always be your priority channel.”14 mins A discussion of the rise of influencers within B2B markets17 mins Is creativity used less in B2B markets because communicators are more risk averse, or is it because of budget?“Creativity is a critical part of B2B PR…You need to stand out from the crowd. …B2B buyers are usually bombarded with information.”20 mins Why is creativity important in B2B PR? 21 mins Laura gives some examples of how Google Cloud uses creativity in its B2B campaigns.28 mins How to craft your B2B campaigns to reach multiple objectives, including impact on sales.31 mins Does creative content drive more sales in Google's experience?38 mins Bearing in mind how specific the target audience is, are B2B campaigns easier to measure?41 mins As in-house communicators, what is the role of the PR agency in B2B markets? To what extent do you look for creativity in your agency partners in B2B?

Matt Brittin, president of EMEA Business for Google UK, discusses artificial intelligence with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Greg Garrett, a professor, theologian, author, and cultural observer, discusses the life and work of James Baldwin. He shares his personal journey and the influence of storytelling and personal experiences on his work. Dr. Garrett explores Baldwin's education, faith journey, and his role as a prophetic witness. He highlights the importance of understanding Baldwin's humanity and the impact of his writings on American literature and culture. Dr. Garrett also discusses Baylor University's approach to difficult conversations and the potential of Baldwin's unfinished play. He emphasizes the power of movies in promoting racial reconciliation and the need to analyze films while celebrating progress. Finally, Dr. Garrett addresses the importance of understanding and engaging with Black lives. In this conversation, Greg Garrett discusses the role of white people in racial reconciliation and allyship. He shares a conversation he had with Kelly Brown Douglas, where she challenged the idea of being an ally and emphasized the need for white people to go into white spaces and talk honestly about racism. Greg also highlights the importance of understanding and loving people who are different from us. He hopes that his book, 'The Gospel according to James Baldwin,' will inspire readers to lean into big questions and love big, even in difficult times.Buy the book: https://a.co/d/9qLAmCEGuest Bio:Dr. Greg Garrett is a professional writer who teaches creative writing, film, literature, and theology classes at Baylor University. He is the author of over twenty books of fiction, nonfiction, memoir, and translation, including the critically-acclaimed novels Free Bird, Cycling, Shame, and The Prodigal.Dr. Garrett is best-known as one of America's leading voices on religion and culture (BBC Radio), and he has written nonfiction books including The Gospel According to Hollywood, Stories from the Edge: A Theology of Grief, and One Fine Potion: The Literary Magic of Harry Potter (named a 2011 Best Theological Book by the Association of Theological Booksellers). His most recent nonfiction books are Living with the Living Dead: The Wisdom of the Zombie Apocalypse (Oxford University Press, 2017), Crossing Myself: A Story of Spiritual Rebirth (Morehouse, 2016), and Entertaining Judgment:The Afterlife in Literature and Culture (Oxford University Press, 2015). His books have been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, German, Dutch, and Czech editions. He has also written hundreds of articles and essays for publications including Salon, Washington Post, Huffington Post, The Tablet, Patheos, Christianity Today, OnFaith, The Daily Mirror, and many other print and web publications.Dr. Garrett often represents Baylor as a speaker, teacher, and workshop leader, with appearances at Villanova University, Google UK, Washington National Cathedral, the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware, the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado, the American Library in Paris, Cambridge University, Blackwells Bookstore in Oxford, the Edinburgh Festival of Books, and Gladstone's Library in Wales. Support the showTo learn more about the show, contact our hosts, or recommend future guests, click on the links below: Website: https://www.faithfulpoliticspodcast.com/ Faithful Host: Josh@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Political Host: Will@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Twitter: @FaithfulPolitik Instagram: faithful_politics Facebook: FaithfulPoliticsPodcast LinkedIn: faithfulpolitics

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Let's talk about digital identity with Russ Cohn, the (Go-To-Market) for IDVerse. In episode 98, Russ Cohn the Go-To-Marketing for IDVerse joins Oscar to explore Generative AI within Identity Verification - including what is generative AI and deepfakes, why deepfakes are a threat for consumers and businesses, and some of the biggest pain points in the identity industry and how generative AI can support this. [Transcript below] "It's very important that we understand these threats and start to mitigate and create ways of helping to support and stop these practices." Russ Cohn is the (Go-To-Market) for IDVerse, which provides online identity verification technology for businesses in the digital economy. Russ has spent more than 20 years scaling businesses of all sizes by delivering successful growth strategies across the UK, EMEA & US markets within fast-paced and high-growth online media, fraud, identity, SaaS, e-commerce, and data-driven technology solutions. His strong tech knowledge is coupled with deep operational and commercial experience building teams within SaaS, advertising and marketing technology-driven revenue models. Russ was previously a key early member of the Google UK leadership team who grew the team from 25 to 3,000 people and the revenue from £10m to £1billion during his tenure. He brings deep experience supporting international technology companies and has a passion for marketing development, startup growth and technology solutions. IDVerse empowers true identity globally. Our Zero Bias AI™ tested technology pioneered the use of generative AI to train deep neural network systems to protect against discrimination. Our fully-automated solution verifies users in seconds with just their face and smartphone—in over 220 countries and territories with any official ID document. Connect with Russ on LinkedIn. We'll be continuing this conversation on Twitter using #LTADI – join us @ubisecure! Go to @Ubisecure on YouTube to watch the video transcript for episode 98. Podcast transcript What is generative AI? This week Russ Cohn, from IDVerse has joined us to discuss generative AI and deepfakes and the threat this imposes on businesses and consumers for their digital identities. Stay tuned to find out more. Let's Talk About Digital Identity, the podcast connecting identity and business. I am your host, Oscar Santolalla. Oscar Santolalla: Hello and thank you for joining a new episode of Let's Talk About Digital Identity. Artificial Intelligence, in particular, Generative Artificial Intelligence is a topic that has been, I believe on most of our radars in the last 12 months, particularly. And there are amazing things going on. But also, we know that the bad guys are also using those tools. And one of those is related to deepfakes that are being used to cheat the identity verification system having existing until now. So, to see how we are going to solve those problems in identity verification, these newer problems, we have a special guest today who is Russ Cohn. He is the go-to market for IDVerse, a company which provides online identification technology for businesses in the digital economy. Russ has spent more than 20 years scaling businesses of all sizes by delivering successful growth strategies across the UK, EMEA, and US markets, within fast-paced and high-growth online media, fraud, identity, SaaS, e-commerce, and data-driven technology solutions. His strong tech knowledge is coupled with deep operational and commercial experience building things with SaaS, advertising and marketing technology driven revenue models. Hello, Russ. Russ Cohn: Hello, Oscar. How are you? Oscar: Very good. Happy to have you here. Russ: Thank you. Very glad to be here. Oscar: Fantastic. It's great to have you here. And we'll talk about the deepfakes and how the newest practices in identity verification are solving these problems. So, let's start, let's talk about digital identity,

In this episode of Manageable Conversations, Dominic Allon, CEO of Pipedrive, the global unicorn CRM, talks about:Ways he enables his teamWhy leadership requires solitudeHow to be the best version of yourself every dayEmbracing vulnerability and a coaching styleWhy culture change needs to be approached with humility Dominic has a long and successful track record of leading large, global organisations, and driving business transformation and growth. Prior to joining Pipedrive in 2021, he was Senior Vice President and General Manager for Intuit's QuickBooks international business. Before that he spent 10 years at Google, including three years as the Managing Director of Google Hong Kong, as well as many years on Google UK's leadership team.Founded in 2010, Pipedrive is an easy-to-use, effective CRM that's driving the growth of more than 100,000 businesses worldwide. Pipedrive is headquartered in New York and has offices across Europe and the US. For more, follow Manageable Conversations on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and tune in to insights and advice straight from business leaders.

In an industry largely led by white men (according to the CIPR in 2020 92% of PR professionals in the UK described themselves as 'white'), how do pros from minority backgrounds navigate conversations around diversity? In the second episode of The Honest Truth... series special guests Julian Obubo, Manifest, and Jo Ogunleye, Google UK, join hosts Mahalia Johnson and Shamina Peerboccus to talk diversity, inclusion, and progress (or not) three years after the summer of BLM. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nishma is responsible for leading brand and reputation marketing for Google in the UK. She has led many of Google's acclaimed projects and campaigns including Digital Garage, This is My YouTube, the Google Executive Summit, Brandcast, ThinkwithGoogle and Be Internet Legends. Nishma is a Board Director at the School of Marketing and is proud to be a Fellow of the Marketing Society. Her accolades include Ad Age's Woman to Watch, Europe (2018), Campaign A List (2017, 2018 and 2019), Drum Digerati and was recognised in the Hospital Group's h100 list as one of the most influential and innovative people in the UK's creative industry. When she's not looking after her twins or at work, you'll find her in sparkly shoes dancing in the sun or under the stars!Talking points00:00 Intro00:32 The inspiration behind MadWomen04:18 How Teletext was the Google before Google07:54 The responsibility of managing the Google brand12:20 How Google makes you look clever13:30 What search reveals about humanity16:08 "It's Ok to Ask" campaign with Uncommon17:59 Why Marcus Rashford helping out with the campaign20:37 It's not what we ask it's what we do with the answers20:47 The role of humanity in Google's work24:05 Why we shouldn't just sell cheese26:01 How the Google Pixel phone makes technology accessible to new audiences30:17 CODA, How Google helped people understand the life of someone with two deaf parents34:02 How diverse advertising unites the audience36:40 Telling one person's story well39:40 Diversity and representation in media42:28 How technology democratises the ability for creators to get funded46:54 Creating the worlds first augmented reality brand48:00 Top tips for YouTube creators50:20 How creators and collaborators can grow your brand51:05 The role of AI to democratise tech53:13 Advice for advertisers using YouTube58:01 The surprising effectiveness of brand building style advertising in digital01:00:35 Nishma's biggest ever failure01:02:36 Outro

Welcome to the first episode of our Founder Story Series. We're thrilled to welcome CEO and Co-Founder Stella Smith to the Podcast. Following a career in financial services, Stella founded a number of small businesses and quickly became frustrated with the lack of well-being benefits that were available, both for her team and other small businesses.  So, in 2019, she founded pirkx, an online platform dedicated to increasing accessibility to vital well-being benefits. Today, pirkx has secured millions of pounds in series A funding and is on track to support 1,000,000 users by 2025. Join an inspirational conversation with Stella, as we learn: How Stella progressed from McDonald's to a senior leader on the financial markets trading floor Why success is not about luck How to win on product and price Why the ex-MD of Google UK & Ireland is on the pirkx Board How listening improved the health of pirkx customers What development opportunities engage Gen-Z Why reason is so important in workplace culture How ‘being nice' is a prerequisite for working at, and with, pirkx How you can access 40 health and well-being benefits, including GP and counselling services, for less than £5 a month We are feeling SO energised and inspired after listening to this incredible Founder Story. We know you will be too. Resources Connect with Stella Smith LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stella-smith/ Find out more about pirkx UK Website: https://pirkx.com/director-welcome LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pirkx/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/pirkx Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearepirkx/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pirkx/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wearepirkx Find out more about pirkx Australia Website: https://www.pirkx.com.au/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/pirkx---australia/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pirkxaustralia/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pirkxaustralia More From Truth, Lies & Workplace Culture Join the conversation on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/truthlieswork/ Listen back to Truth & Lies for more on: Recovering from and preventing burnout: https://truthliesandwork.com/episodes/burnout-the-pandemic-you-didnt-see-coming-part-1-of-3 The Founder Story of Co-Host Al Elliott https://truthliesandwork.com/episodes/al-elliott-story How to Lead Gen-Z and Millenials, with Sophie Wade https://truthliesandwork.com/episodes/the-secret-to-leading-gen-z-millennials Help others find the show by leaving us a 5-star review :) https://ratethispodcast.com/truthliesandwork Connect with Al and Leanne Connect with Al on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thisisalelliott/ Connect with Leanne on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meetleanne Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthlieswork/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/truthlieswork TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@truthlieswork Email: podcast@oblonghq.com

Welcome to the PRmoment Podcast.Today we're chatting with 3 of Google's communications team to give us an inside view of how a modern PR and communications team works.On the show are Jo Ogunleye, B2B communications lead, UK, Julie Dilger, head of external communications, Google Ireland and Olivia O'Brien, senior associate, product communiou can still purchase your tickets for The PRmoment Awards from the awards site PRmomentAwards.comThanks as ever to the PRmoment Podcast sponsors The PRCA. I'd also encourage you to check out this week's Good and Bad PR on PRmoment. As ever there's a range of highlights and lowlights but one of my favourite stories this week was that Pepsi has rolled out a new visual brand identity and also revealed that it would include 57% less sugar.Exclusive analysis from Meltwater shows how the news exploded across social media resulting in 137k mentions and 1.03m engagements.Do check out this week's Good and Bad PR for more insight on that from Meltwater.Here's a summary of what Jo, Julie and Olivia and PRmoment founder Ben Smith discussed:2 mins Jo, Julie and Olivia have very different job titles and here they each tell us a bit about their jobs, how their roles are different but also how they work together.4 mins Jo talks about her 20% role (a Google initiative to enable its employees to work on passion products) and how that enables Jo to work on building networks of diverse communities within the communications industry.8 mins There are only 9 people in the UK and Ireland Google comms team.8.30 mins A discussion of how Google uses agency support.“I would be lost without my agency…when you get a good agency you hold onto them with both hands and hope the personnel don't change too much!”10 mins There are so many specialisms within communications and a brand like Google uses the full breadth of comms capabilities - from crisis communications, to exec comms, to corporate and public affairs, to brand, consumer, product PR and B2B comms.How do in-house communicators coordinate that?13 mins How much of Google's communications are proactive and how much are reactive?“If it's a big issue it's all hands on deck”“Some people thrive in a crisis”“We have issues comms at least once a week”“A lot of PR is problem-solving…reactive requires a completely different part of your brain”“Where my agency comes into its own is when they burst by bubble…I spend so much time in Google land.”“My expectation of them (my agency) is 100% all-around creative and strategic ideas”“We might not go 100% of the way but we might go 25% of the way - and that's us innovating.”“I don't want to feel like a client all the time…I want to feel like we're colleagues”25 mins What are the suite of measurement KPIs for Google's comms team?29 mins How does Google get a balance between the standardisation of the message and localised communications?31 mins With Google's development and rollout of AI tools - is this a priority for Google's comms team at the moment?

Campaign visited the YouTube Festival, its biggest face-to-face presentation for advertisers in three years since before the pandemic, and spoke to Nishma Patel Robb, the senior marketing director of Google UK, and Phil Miles, the managing director of YouTube sales.“We really do reflect modern, diverse Britain,” she said, citing new YouTube research, called Mirrors and Windows, which found 79% of users “believe YouTube represents a wide range of voices, people and perspectives” and 70% “agree it has content that reflects the diversity of the UK today”.Miles talked about separate research by Oxford Economics, which found the YouTube creative eco-system contributes more than £1.4bn a year to the UK, and answered questions about getting the balance right about ad load and frequency on the platform.We also spoke to Adam Shepherd, editor of PodPod, the new editorial title from the makers of Campaign about the craft and business of podcasting, which launched this week, plus we discussed our visit to the IAB podcast upfronts presentation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we're popping across the pond to London for a chat with Ozlem Tuskan: Founder of The Resilient, single mum and a woman with enough resilience, kindness and soul for 100 people.Ozlem talks with me about her work with women founders that's disrupting the astounding inequity in VC funding, developing bold resilience, kindness and quantum physics, finding her voice and rockin' her badass leather pants.  Her work has spanned many continents advising global players such as L'OREAL, DIAGEO, FACEBOOK, UNIBAIL RODAMCO WESTFIELD, GOOGLE UK, COCA-COLA, CNN, WOOLWORTHS S.A., GENPACT, PENTLAND, KNIGHT DRAGON, UNILEVER, ATELIER REBUL and MACROCENTER.Connect with Ozlem on LinkedInWork with OzlemFollow her on social media: @theresilient_thrive

Craig Fenton, Director of Strategy & Operations at Google UK & Ireland, talks to the Shiny New Object podcast audience about using data science at a new level to deliver consumer relevant content. The future use of quantum AI is Craig's shiny new object and where he sees the future of marketing going. Listen to Craig speak about data science as well as his purpose driven initiatives and side hustles. The Shiny New Object podcast is a production of Automated Creative, an adtech platform that turns brand's media impressions into marketing intelligence. Find out more at http://www.automatedcreative.net/ (www.automatedcreative.net)

In his role as Director of Strategy & Operations at Google UK & Ireland, Craig Fenton designs and manages how the company operates in these two countries. But he also has a number of "side hustles" that include social purpose driven initiatives like a record company and a film production house that put forward talented individuals from less privileged backgrounds.  This work has taught him the importance of feeling what it's like to be a customer. Craig's Shiny New Object, however, is more abstract: quantum AI and how it can be used to crunch the data in marketing. Listen to Craig talk about using quantum physics principles in data analysis, the benefits for studying human behaviour, and his tips about mindfulness, in this new episode of the Shiny New Object podcast.

Microsoft's made it official! Windows 11 is on its way and it's being broadly well received by users with features including the ability to bring Android Apps onto your PC. But, some are shocked at its size... A Kent University study has given a date to the origin of coronavirus. A star is born: astronomers pinpoint when light first came to the universe. Fake reviews: are Amazon and Google UK doing enough to stop them? A 140,000 year old skull and jaw discovery could shed new light on human evolution, The Duke of Cambridge announces a date for the inaugural Earthshot Prize, and, find out why T-Rex is even cooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do we unpick the damage of Neoliberalism?  How can we break the connections between work and income and unsustainable consumerism?  Amidst the ideas of how our climate is changing, Professor Mark Maslin, FRGS, FRSA, offers answers to the social and economic ills of our time.  Mark Maslin FRGS, FRSA is a Professor of Earth System Science at University College London. He is a Royal Society Industrial Fellowship, Executive Director of Rezatec Ltd and Director of The London NERC Doctoral Training Partnership. He is a member of Cheltenham Science Festival Advisory Committee and sits on the Corporate Social Responsibility Board of the Sopria-Steria Group and Sheep Included Ltd. Mark is a leading scientist with particular expertise in past global and regional climatic change. He has published over 175 papers in journals such as Science, Nature, and The Lancet. His areas of scientific expertise include causes of past and future global climate change and its effects on the global carbon cycle, biodiversity, rainforests and human evolution. He also works on monitoring land carbon sinks using remote sensing and ecological models and international and national climate change policies, and has presented over 50 public talks over the last five years including Google UK, Twitter EU, New Scientist Live, UK Space conference, Oxford, Cambridge, RGS, Tate Modern, Royal Society of Medicine, Fink Club, Frontline Club, British Museum, Natural History Museum, Goldman Sachs, the Norwegian Government, UNFCCC COP and the WTO. He has also written 8 popular books, over 60 popular articles. His “Climate Change: A Very Short Introduction” by Oxford University Press is now in its fourth edition and has sold over 50,000 copies. In this podcast, we talk about his most recent book, 'How to Save our Planet: the Facts' which does exactly what it says on the tin. A crips, cleanly written, utterly absorbing book, this is one of the clearest books ever written on the nature of the problems that assail us, the fact that it's not too late to change - and what we need to do at every level of society to change things.  It's small enough to leave in the smallest room of the house - or by the kettle in the kitchen - so that everyone who comes by can pick it up and learn something useful.  This is how we change the world, one aphorism at a time. Links from the podcast How to Save Our Planet: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/320/320155/how-to-save-our-planet/9780241472521.htmlMark Maslin's home page: https://www.geog.ucl.ac.uk/people/academic-staff/mark-maslinReview of Bill Gates's book: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12115-021-00581-zThe Conversation: How bad could things be if we do nothing?: https://theconversation.com/climate-change-how-bad-could-the-future-be-if-we-do-nothing-159665

Born in Germany and raised in four continents, Mai Vo is an explorer, to say the least. She currently leads Digital Responsibility initiatives in the Brand and Reputation team at Google UK. But with COVID-19 changing the way we all live, Mai thought of coming back to Vietnam to be closer to her family. The moment she arrived, she felt the calling to contribute to Vietnam's development.In this new Homecoming episode, Mai Vo shares about her discoveries as she explores Vietnam, and her passion project Overseas Vietnamese, which connects global communities of Vietnamese professionals all around the world. Overseas Vietnamese LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8794032/This Homecoming episode is brought to you by Robert Walters, a UK specialist recruitment professional recruitment firm. With “Come Home Phở Good”, Robert Walters reach out to help overseas Vietnamese professionals across different functions move home to a better career. For more information about Robert Walters: https://www.robertwalters.com.vn/

Listen to a short-form recap or roundup of all the top 9to5Google stories of the previous 24 hours. 9to5Google Daily is available on Spotify,Google Podcasts, Amazon, iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Pocket Casts and other podcast players. New episodes of 9to5Google Daily are recorded every weekday. Subscribe to our podcast in Google Podcasts or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they’re available. Why not add the 9to5Google Daily to your Google Assistant Routine for a quick morning update? Learn how to add us directly to your Assistant Routines right here. Follow Damien: Damien Wilde Stories discussed in this episode: Google Pixel 5a 5G set to run on same Snapdragon 765 as Pixel 5 Google rolling out Android 12 Developer Preview 3 for Pixel phones Google credits ML, enhanced app review for blocking ~1M ‘bad’ Play Store submissions in 2020 Chrome OS 90 rolling out: Live Caption, Diagnostics app, and more Google UK pokes fun at Super League with cheeky Gmail undo tweet Drop us a line at gtips@9to5g.com. You can also rate us in Google Podcasts, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Pocket Casts to help more people discover the show!

My guest this week is the former MD of Google’s $5Bn UK business.   He spent the dot.com crash in Silicon Valley, the financial crisis leading Google UK, and the past 6 years building some of Europe's top fintech start-ups.  He has learnt a lot about how to drive success and even more about how to fail. While he was MD at Google, he came across pretotyping a novel approach to validating ideas for new products or services quickly, objectively and accurately, often by failing efficiently. And now he brings this thinking to all the start-ups he works with. And today he is going to share it with us. Please give a warm Speaking Business welcome to digital innovator Dan Cobley. Bio Dan Cobley is an entrepreneur and investor in innovative tech startup businesses, focusing on financial services.  He leads the FinTech portfolio for Blenheim Chalcot, a long-established London venture builder. Through this role he has co-founded a number of fast-growth fintech companies including; Salary Finance, Koodoo Mortgages, OpenWrks and ClearScore, and he is on the boards of Liberis, Modulr and Tully. Beyond fintech he is an investor / advisor to a number of companies including Brompton Bicycle, Personal Boardroom, Onfido, Qubit, Fospha and Hive Learning. Until late 2014, Dan Cobley spent over 8 years at Google. For the last three years he was Managing Director, UK & Ireland – the biggest market for Google outside the US and the most advanced major country in terms of e-commerce and online advertising spending. Dan was promoted to the UK MD role after five years in Google marketing, first as Marketing Director, UK, Ireland and Benelux and then as VP Marketing, EMEA. Previously, Dan was VP of Brand and Marketing for Capital One Europe, Marketing Director for Ask Jeeves, and Marketing Director at Pepsi/Walkers. Dan Cobley is a regular keynote speaker at conferences; speaking on the disruptive power of FinTech, technology, innovation, and Google’s unique approach to business. He is also an accomplished moderator, interviewer and after-dinner speaker. Dan has shared his thoughts on Physics and Marketing at the TED conference and with over 1.4 million people online. He was named as number 3 in Wired UK top 100 list 2012 and among the Maserati 100 Innovators of the Year in 2018. He appeared on BBC’s Tomorrow’s World as a technology commentator and helped Alan Sugar choose his 2014 Apprentice. He has a first degree in physics from Oxford and a master’s in management from Cambridge. He is a trustee of the charity Technology Trust. Recorded on: 27th May 2020 Links: More about Dan Cobley More about Maria Franzoni Ltd Connect with Maria on Linkedin Connect with Maria on FaceBook To book any of the speakers featured on the Speaking Business podcast, click here Listen here: Libsyn Itunes Stitcher Spotify

In today's Offstage Session, Jonny Protheroe and Justine L'Estrange of Google UK reflect on their extensive Google Trends analyses spanning April and May 2020 - interpreting what the nation has been searching for during the lockdown while inviting listeners to draw their own conclusions. They retrace something of an emotional memory rollercoaster of trends - from the surprising to the moving, reflect on the big open questions being asked at Google, and touch on the ways in which they are advising their clients in this climate. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Crystal Eisinger is the Strategy & Operations lead for Ads Marketing in Google UK. She joined after cutting her teeth as a strategy consultant at Deloitte and various internships. In 2019, Crystal was named one of Management Today’s 35 Women Under 35, was selected in The Drum’s 50 under 30 Outstanding Women in Creative and Digital, was awarded a Future Leaders Award by WACL, and graduated from the Marketing Academy Scholarship. She's one of the best change makers I have worked with and has some great advice on how to do this along with how to get a job at Google. Website https://www.crystaleisinger.com/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/crystaleisinger Great than 11% Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/greater-than-11/id1435811372

10% of the UK’s total economic output linked to online learning and More than three quarters of people who learn online (77%) say it’s beneficial to their mental health. We speak to Katie O’Donovan, Head of Public Policy for Google UK on the reality of this, and how easy is it to do?

Fresh from the Brits and seeing Lizzo perform (we are so jealous), this week's equally fabulous guest is Nishma Robb - Marketing Director for Google UK. Nishma walks us through her role - it is epic! Responsible for brand reputation, as well as leading the advertising and the industry marketing for Google UK, she talks about the importance of curiosity and building bespoke teams to meet the demands. A lover of stories, she shares that as a child she was set on becoming a journalist, but after doing a stint of work experience at Marie Claire realised it wasn't for her. Walking us through her formative jobs and roles, she reflects her need for security perhaps limited the number of leaps she was able to take, but inquisitive by nature she was always pushing to learn, establishing a very successful career early on. A proactive and consistent agitator for equality and diversity, Nishma is constantly advocating the need to attract talent from differing backgrounds to the creative industries. She talks about her own experiences; from calling things out, challenging agencies and reflecting on how to address diversity within Google's advertising (& beyond). Nishma is an inspiring leader who generously discusses her career & experiences - enjoy!

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Simon Cox with Jason Barnard at TakeItOffline Brighton 2019 Simon Cox talks with Jason Barnard about Google bugbears and Gremlins. Why should we respect web standards when Google doesn't even respect those who DO respect them? There are more invalid sites on the web than valid. I suggest 98% with absolutely no supporting evidence. Simon wants a reward system for well-built sites. I suggest that there maybe an indirect ranking benefit. Simon refutes rather deftly. He then moves on to getting inaccessible US results on Google UK. More and more US sites are blocking EU visitors due to GDPR, money-saving and copycatting. The bugbear goes further to include a rant about US-centric results. Next onto the homepage deindexing issue – 6 days to fix a bug is simply too long. Are Google losing control with the AI stuff they are pushing out? Simon suggests that Google's AI is all string and sticky tape with Homer Simpson in charge. Then onto a gremlin about structured data. Apparently Screaming Frog have a great validation tool (that I didn't know about)… and he loves their customer support (and Hover's). Google is a slow, giant corporate beast with internal politics and infighting. Along the way, he sneaks in some French. Helpful Resources: SimonCox.com

Simon Cox with Jason Barnard at TakeItOffline Brighton 2019 Simon Cox talks with Jason Barnard about Google bugbears and Gremlins. Why should we respect web standards when Google doesn't even respect those who DO respect them? There are more invalid sites on the web than valid. I suggest 98% with absolutely no supporting evidence. Simon wants a reward system for well-built sites. I suggest that there maybe an indirect ranking benefit. Simon refutes rather deftly. He then moves on to getting inaccessible US results on Google UK. More and more US sites are blocking EU visitors due to GDPR, money-saving and copycatting. The bugbear goes further to include a rant about US-centric results. Next onto the homepage deindexing issue – 6 days to fix a bug is simply too long. Are Google losing control with the AI stuff they are pushing out? Simon suggests that Google's AI is all string and sticky tape with Homer Simpson in charge. Then onto a gremlin about structured data. Apparently Screaming Frog have a great validation tool (that I didn't know about)… and he loves their customer support (and Hover's). Google is a slow, giant corporate beast with internal politics and infighting. Along the way, he sneaks in some French. Helpful Resources: SimonCox.com

Why should we respect web standards when Google doesn’t even respect those who DO respect them? There are more invalid sites on the web than valid. I suggest 98% with absolutely no supporting evidence. Simon wants a reward system for well-built sites. I suggest that there maybe an indirect ranking benefit. Simon refutes rather deftly. He then moves on to getting inaccessible US results on Google UK. More and more US sites are blocking EU visitors due to GDPR, money-saving and copycatting. The bugbear goes further to include a rant about US-centric results. Next onto the homepage deindexing issue – 6 days to fix a bug is simply too long. Are Google losing control with the AI stuff they are pushing out? Simon suggests that Google’s AI is all string and sticky tape with Homer Simpson in charge. Then onto a gremlin about structured data. Apparently Screaming Frog have a great validation tool (that I didn’t know about)… and he loves their customer support (and Hover’s). Google is a slow, giant corporate beast with internal politics and infighting. Along the way, he sneaks in some French.

Simon Cox with Jason Barnard at TakeItOffline Brighton 2019 Simon Cox talks with Jason Barnard about Google bugbears and Gremlins Why should we respect web standards when Google doesn't even respect those who DO respect them? There are more invalid sites on the web than valid. I suggest 98% with absolutely no supporting evidence. Simon wants a reward system for well-built sites. I suggest that there maybe an indirect ranking benefit. Simon refutes rather deftly. He then moves on to getting inaccessible US results on Google UK. More and more US sites are blocking EU visitors due to GDPR, money-saving and copycatting. The bugbear goes further to include a rant about US-centric results. Next onto the homepage deindexing issue – 6 days to fix a bug is simply too long. Are Google losing control with the AI stuff they are pushing out? Simon suggests that Google's AI is all string and sticky tape with Homer Simpson in charge. Then onto a gremlin about structured data. Apparently Screaming Frog have a great validation tool (that I didn't know about)… and he loves their customer support (and Hover's). Google is a slow, giant corporate beast with internal politics and infighting. Along the way, he sneaks in some French.

Neste 22º episódio a convidada é a Cristina Bilsland, User Experience Researcher Senior no Google Londres. Apoiador do episódio: TESTR - plataforma completa de teste de usabilidade ágil. Recrutamento, execução, recompensa aos participantes e relatório com resultados, em uma média de 48 horas. Ganhe bônus de 3 participantes extras na contratação de qualquer plano: bit.ly/testeremoto As trilhas são do Lowz e fazem parte do selo de música eletrônica experimental Tomorrow People: https://tmwppl.bandcamp.com/ Confira fotos do episódio em: http://movimentoux.com/ux-research/cristina-bilsland Me conta o que achou do episódio? twitter.com/izabeladefatima

Our hosts Simon and Leda are joined by Dave Cunningham, CEO of Priviti and Ryan Weeks, Editor at Altfi. First up, Swiss banks raided by antitrust watchdog over mobile payment allegations. A group of Swiss banks are under investigation by the country's antitrust authorities over whether they boycotted mobile payment services from Apple and Samsung in order to improve the prospects of their own competitive offering called Twint. Offices at UBS, Credit Suisse, PostFinance, Swisscard AECS, and Aduno Holding, have been raided by Comco over allegations that they deliberately refused to release their debit cards for use by Apple Pay and Samsung Pay. Twint a mobile-payment app developed by Postfinance and used by the bank named in the complaint expressed "astonishment" at the watchdog's actions. Tandem Bank strikes HK deal to launch digital banking in Asia. Tandem Bank is set to strike a deal with Hong Kong’s Convoy Global Holdings, as part of a plan to secure funding and launch one of the first digital banks in Hong Kong Convoy is planning to take a £15m stake in Tandem, one of the first app-based banks in the UK, to become the digital lender’s second-largest shareholder, according to people close to the companies. We can’t talk about Tandem and not do their stories in a pair. Tandem has also teamed up with Stripe to launch its new Auto Savings service. It lets customers set up rules to automatically move money from their current accounts with other providers to a savings account with Tandem. The feature’s available through Tandem’s banking app, aggregating financial data from across all of a user’s accounts to offer them personalized feedback on how they’re managing their money. We spoke to Tandem CEO, Ricky Knox to tell us more about both of these stories. People who use mobile fintech apps tend to make worse financial decisions. A study of mobile-payment using millennials (ages 18-34) in the US found they were less likely to be financially literate than others of the same age who didn’t pay for things with their phones. They were also more likely to make other bad financial decisions, according to research by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center at the George Washington School of Business. 1/4 of people who use their phones to track spending reported overdrawing their accounts, compared with 20% of those who didn’t use their phones for this. Nationwide takes stake in Moneyhub. Nationwide Building Society is dipping into its £50M venture fund to take a minority stake in UK-based personal financial management app Moneyhub. Moneyhub is the third startup to benefit from the Nationwide fintech fund after acasa and Hazy. Moneyhub recently secured Payment Initiation Services Provider (PISP) authorisation by the FCA, the firm already operates as an Account Information Services Provider (AISP). The company also offers users a series of smart nudges that proactively alert consumers to overspending or better interest rate offers. We spoke to Emma Huntington, Leader in Financial Services Strategy and Innovation at Nationwide to give us their perspective on this partnership. We also spoke to Sam Seaton, CEO of Moneyhub to get her thoughts on this investment as well. Which? ranks highest and lowest banks of 2018. Which? surveyed thousands of current account customers and ask them to rate the service they receive and assigned each account a Which? Customer Score. Which? Then independently rate 40 providers to create a Product Score based on 38 different elements of bank accounts, including rewards, benefits, fees, charges and how users can operate the account. AlipayHK wins bid to provide QR code payment solution for Hong Kong’s MTR. AlipayHK says it has won a bid to provide a QR code mobile payment solution for Hong Kong’s MTR railway system. Commuters will have the option of entering MTR stations by linking their AlipayHK account to a separate MTR app, and scanning a QR code on their smartphones on the readers installed at the entry gates. Users of the mainland Alipay wallet will also be able to link their accounts to the MTR app for payment, according to people familiar with the matter. The aim is to have the new mobile payment system roll out to 91 of 93 MTR stations across the city by mid-2020. Plastiq raises $27M at 2X+ value to let you pay for anything on credit. Kleiner Perkins has just led a $27 million Series C for Plastiq with partner Ilya Fushman joining the board. A source says the raise that also comes from DST Global between doubles and triples Plastiq’s valuation over its 2017 Series B-1 rounds of $11 million and $16 million. That’s $73M in total funding. For a flat 2.5 percent fee, customers use Plastiq through a credit card, and it issues the proper wire transfer, check or deposit for up to $500,000, or even more, on customers behalf. Your salary tomorrow, today! CYBG has agreed a £400M deal to fund loans through UK fintech group Salary Finance Salary Finance, whose founders include the former head of Google UK, enables employees to take out loans that are then repaid automatically through their employer’s payroll system. Deducting repayments automatically from salaries makes the loans more secure and attractive to banks, allowing them to extend credit at a cheaper rate than credit cards or payday loans. And Finally... It’s wingardium levi-O-sa, not wingardium leviosarr! Hundreds of Apple stores are going to start selling this British startup's 'Harry Potter' coding wand. Computing and coding startup Kano is going to release its 'Harry Potter' coding wand in hundreds of Apple stores. CEO and founder Alex Klein told Business Insider that Apple approached Kano to get the wands into stores. From December to January people will be able to demo the wand in stores. British coding and computing startup Kano has struck a partnership with Apple to sell its "Harry Potter"-themed coding wand in more than 300 Apple stores across the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand in December. All this and so much more on today's episode of Fintech Insider! ​ Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the fintech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. ​ Let us know your thoughts @FintechInsiders and join the discussion by signing up at www.fintechinsidernews.com ​ This week's episode was produced by Laura Watkins, written by Dhanum Nursigadoo and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Dave Cunningham and Leda Glyptis.

Jade Parkinson-Hill joins me on the Learning on Fire podcast and explores the most important learning and educational moments that shaped her life.   Our guest Jade Parkinson-Hill (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/jph-1.png)   Steam School was founded by former school leader, Jade Parkinson-Hill. For the past 12 years Jade has been involved in launching and leading new schools across the North West. Most notably, in 2015, Jade was named one of the ‘top 100 women in video games’ in recognition of her role in establishing the UK’s first ‘geek’ school in Liverpool. Jade has been interviewed on TV, radio and the press, including the BBC, Radio 4 and The Times Education Supplement talking about her passions of tech and entrepreneurship, in particular, motivating and supporting young entrepreneurs. After leaving school leadership in 2016, Jade supported STEM schools in England as a consultant. It was at this time that the idea for Steam School was born. Steam School hosts a weekly live broadcast with innovators from the world of science, tech & digital media for #TALKTECHTHURSDAYS.  By showcasing the stories of young innovators, and discussing tech trends and scientific breakthroughs, Steam School inspires students to raise their aspirations and to develop a new awareness about how rapid technological change is transforming the world in which we live.  At the end of each broadcast, students are invited to complete a weekly mini challenge using their innate creativity and problem solving skills in a real world context. Launched at the beginning of January 2018, Steam School has introduced schools to a wide variety of STEAM role models including US based Astronaut Abby, Craig Fenton, Director for Strategy and Operations at Google UK & Ireland, Pepper the Companion Robot, Rob Bennett, Chief Inspirer at BLOODHOUND SSC and digital entrepreneur,  Hannah Anderson, co-founder of Social Chain. Questions asked on the Learning on Fire Podcast Interview Who are you? What does your life look like now and how is it different from when you were growing up? What was valuable about your school experience? Which teachers do you remember and why? Who did you admire when you were young? What was it about that person that had such an impact? What was the best piece of advice you have ever been given and who gave it to you? What advice would you give your younger self? What does your future look like? What podcast, book, video, film, song or other resource has had the biggest impact on your life and why?   Resources Mentioned Smart Passive Income Podcast – Pat Flynn (https://www.smartpassiveincome.com) Recode Decode Podcast (https://www.recode.net/podcasts/) The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Big-Leap-Conquer-Hidden-Level/dp/0061735361)   Contact Information Steam School (https://steam-school.com/)

The Campaign Podcast powered by Somethin' Else: big ideas & new technologies to inspire marketers.  #6: Campaign's head of features Nicola Kemp discusses diversity in the industry with Creative Equals’ Ali Hanan, Google UK’s Nishma Robb and M&C Saatchi’s Sereena Abbass

Sue and ASD talk to Ronan Harris, Vice President & MD of Google UK & Ireland, about how Google has changed in his 12 years there, how he would change Google and what's next for him.

What does it take to work at Google? Where are the women in tech? And just how do you get over impostor syndrome? We talk to Google UK's head of marketing, Nishma Robb, about working at the world's most famous company, why we need to see more women of colour in technology and the importance of role models. If what she says inspires you do please leave us a review and subscribe to the show. @Badasswomenshr@HarrietMinter@NatDCampbell@EmmaSexton See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'When do you use the six-second video format? When do you use a much longer format? How are you trying to engage the audience using those different formats? How do you get them to watch it in the first place?' - Matt Bush, Director of Agencies at Google UK, explores the success behind YouTube and how watching videos on TV screens and mobile is becoming an omnipresent phenomenon, the offering of Google as an engineering company and the difference between short- and long-form content.

'When do you use the six-second video format? When do you use a much longer format? How are you trying to engage the audience using those different formats? How do you get them to watch it in the first place?' - Matt Bush, Director of Agencies at Google UK, explores the success behind YouTube and how watching videos on TV screens and mobile is becoming an omnipresent phenomenon, the offering of Google as an engineering company and the difference between short- and long-form content.

This week, director of the Membership Puzzle Project Jay Rosen takes us through why membership could be the future of funding journalism, and what needs to be done to make it valuable to readers and publishers alike. In the news round-up the team discusses Esquire's controversy for controversy's sake, how journalism can convince the public it's relevant and useful, and ask what the future of Twitter might look like. Chris takes potshots at two beloved authors. We're reading: • Google UK chief Ronan Harris says digital giant is not stealing advertising from publishers, via Press Gazette - http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/google-uk-chief-ronan-harris-says-digital-giant-is-not-stealing-advertising-from-publishers-telling-editors-we-come-in-peace/ • Snapchat will overhaul its app to boost user numbers, via The Drum - http://www.thedrum.com/news/2017/11/08/snapchat-will-overhaul-its-app-bolster-user-numbers-it-endures-the-growing-pains • Is Mark Zuckerberg Facebook's last true believer? via Vanity Fair - https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/11/is-mark-zuckerberg-facebooks-last-true-believer

In Episode #239, Eric and Neil discuss the top marketing tools that they both use to run their businesses. Tune in as they list the marketing tools that help their ships run smoothly so that you can know which tools are worth incorporating into your daily business operations. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: The Top Marketing Tools that Eric and Neil Use to Run Their Businesses 00:50 – Drip is Eric's email service provider 01:10 – Go to GrowthEverywhere.com/Drip to get their free plan 01:16 – Eric can't live without Leadpages 01:47 – Hubstaff is Eric's team time tracking tool 02:05 – Eric uses Slack with different integration tools 02:24 – Zapier has also been very helpful for Eric's team 02:59 – Neil's team uses Google Analytics and they use it daily 03:17 – For emails, Neil uses Infusionsoft and they paid a consultant to help them figure out how to use it 03:34 – Neil also uses Plus This within the Infusionsoft campaign 03:45 – Neil's team also use Ahrefs on a daily basis 03:55 – Buzzsumo helps Neil's team figure out topics they can write about 04:00 – Buffer is used for social media scheduling 04:32 – Eric's team relies on Google Tag Manager 05:15 – Edgar allows Eric's team to schedule their social media posts 05:46 – Eric's team uses AdEspresso and Ads Editor for their ads 06:05 – Eric and Neil both use EverWebinar 06:12 – PicSnippets helps Neil with his email images 06:28 – Neil uses SEMrush a lot, too 06:41 – Neil shares how he tracks his ranking in other countries 07:23 – Google “how to search on Google UK” while in the USA 07:35 – Adbeat is where you can check how well your competitors are doing with their ads 08:09 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Leverage the tools that make things easier and more organized for your team. Find which tools suit your needs well—you also don't want to overcomplicate things. Staying on top of your business is of the utmost importance—it's worth it to invest time, energy, and resources into the tools that will help you do this. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #239, Eric and Neil discuss the top marketing tools that they both use to run their businesses. Tune in as they list the marketing tools that help their ships run smoothly so that you can know which tools are worth incorporating into your daily business operations. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: The Top Marketing Tools that Eric and Neil Use to Run Their Businesses 00:50 – Drip is Eric’s email service provider 01:10 – Go to GrowthEverywhere.com/Drip to get their free plan 01:16 – Eric can’t live without Leadpages 01:47 – Hubstaff is Eric’s team time tracking tool 02:05 – Eric uses Slack with different integration tools 02:24 – Zapier has also been very helpful for Eric’s team 02:59 – Neil’s team uses Google Analytics and they use it daily 03:17 – For emails, Neil uses Infusionsoft and they paid a consultant to help them figure out how to use it 03:34 – Neil also uses Plus This within the Infusionsoft campaign 03:45 – Neil’s team also use Ahrefs on a daily basis 03:55 – Buzzsumo helps Neil’s team figure out topics they can write about 04:00 – Buffer is used for social media scheduling 04:32 – Eric’s team relies on Google Tag Manager 05:15 – Edgar allows Eric’s team to schedule their social media posts 05:46 – Eric’s team uses AdEspresso and Ads Editor for their ads 06:05 – Eric and Neil both use EverWebinar 06:12 – PicSnippets helps Neil with his email images 06:28 – Neil uses SEMrush a lot, too 06:41 – Neil shares how he tracks his ranking in other countries 07:23 – Google “how to search on Google UK” while in the USA 07:35 – Adbeat is where you can check how well your competitors are doing with their ads 08:09 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Leverage the tools that make things easier and more organized for your team. Find which tools suit your needs well—you also don’t want to overcomplicate things. Staying on top of your business is of the utmost importance—it’s worth it to invest time, energy, and resources into the tools that will help you do this. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

BBC Executive Editor, Sandy Smith is looking for new stories particularly from BAME and other 'diverse' communities to feature on The One Show. Listen first hand what the One show are looking for? Understand the commissioning process? Or get feedback on your idea? - In Conversation with #TVCMaster BBC Factual Executive Editor, Sandy Smith. Hosted by Ria Hebden, recently nominated as ‘Favourite Online Presenter’ by the Digital Is Media Awards. . Passionate about covering events that celebrate diversity, champion women and inspire the next generation. Ria is also a popular event host and panelist, most recently she hosted Power Players, an inspirational panel discussion with various trailblazing women from the Tech, Media and Music industries at Google UK for International Women’s Week. Ria has also interviewed some of the biggest names in showbiz on the red carpet at the MOBOAwards for ITV2, Idris Elba and John Boyega at the Screen Nation Awards, Phillip Schofield atThe Princes Trust Celebrate Success Awards and most recently, Sir Lenny Henry for MOBO TV!

After a seven-year investigation into Google’s UK tax affairs, the company agreed to pay £130m to us. Chancellor George Osborne hailed it a huge success. No one else agreed. Especially not the Shadow Chancellor, anyone with a calculator, or even the French, who a few days later announced they were negotiating a much bigger windfall on a far smaller business than Google UK. It amounted to a tax rate of about 3% on its multi-billion-pound earnings in this country. And all this at the time average Jo and Joe Bloggs are filing their tax returns before the end of January deadline. People pay tax at 30% to 40 to nearly 50% on earnings of a few tens of thousands of pounds. You can see why these people are angry. Luckily, there’s no anger in the Share Radio studio as presenter Georgie Frost, This is Money Editor Simon Lambert and Consumer Affairs Editor tackle the big tax and pensions scandals of the week with a sharp insight and warm wit. It’s been a bad week for Osborne. Having announced a ban on raising taxes, the smart money’s on him stealing it from our pensions. Also on the agenda, Have you any idea how much VAT rich people pay when they buy a Rolls Royce car that costs more than a house? And what’s it’s like to drive and park one? Can it really be as tatty as it sounds or is it a must-have motor for the discerning Google executive? Buy-to-let is back in the news, so is gold, which provides another excuse to play Spandau Ballet songs, and finally it’s been a bumper year for British cinema. What’s your favourite film?

Vamos para a segunda parte da entrevista? VAMOS! Conversamos bastante sobre gráficos, web workers e as tendências pra esse ano relacionadas ao desenvolvimento. Como no último episódio, com Addy Osmani, Jake Archibald and Paul Lewis

Show Notes In this episode we speak with Geddy Van Elburg from Holland, who is owner of Ion Moon (founded in 2008), she has been working in the Internet Marketing Industry for around 16 years after a career as a textile artist. Primarily Geddy worked as a search engine specialist (SEO) at an agency called Exxtra. Followed by usability and search engine advertising (SEA), but always with a link towards web analytics. Geddy studied web analytics at the UBC and became a certified web analyst in 2010. She was a guest lecturer at University Saxion. (Minor Internet Marketing). In her work she combines persona’s and human behavior with online behavior to enhance conversion rates. As Geddy still does a lot of SEO consultancy, whilst also playing a role as a web analyst. Mostly it depends on the client and whether they have an SEO consultant on board. Her clients use both analytics and Adwords and this is why we have her as our guest today – so we can find out more about this topic.   Also in the show Hear how Geddy became a lead certified trainer for Google UK through her involvement in the EU Cookie law, which eventually culminated into her white paper on the same subject. Understanding the paradigm that “there is a season for planting and a season for harvesting”. To ensure you have the right customers they need to trust you and act on your advice, if they don’t you will experience a disconnect. Hear how when working with new clients, the question “Can we add value” is how she is able to determine whether or not she can achieve a “Win Win” situation for her business and her clients. Learn how Geddy attracts customers into her business by working from a key principle, which is can she add value to the lives and the businesses they work with. Geddy Explains how she took a client from 25 leads per year to 425 after only a few months through a combined approach with her customers using Adwords and Analytics techniques Geddy explains that you are only as good as your last success, always push onto the next success. Hear how Geddy directly explains how being in the mind of your target audience is the key to true marketing success, identifying regional trends, accents and culture in order to explode your results. Learn that mobile readiness is the way forward and needs to be combined with content in order to grow your business successfully. Success Quote “Keep focus not on what you sell, but to whom you sell. The focus is always on the audience”. Recommend Books Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?: Persuading Customers When They Ignore Marketing by Bryan Eisenberg Connect Website – http://ionmoon.nl/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/geddyvanelburg

A GENTE É CHIQUE! Fala ingrêis e tudo mais. Nas férias, o Daniel Filho viajou mas não largou o podcast. Nesse episódio ele conversou com Addy Osmani, Jake Archibald and Paul Lewis sobre Web Components, Performance, Progressive Enhancement, Service Workers e mais um monte de coisas.

Dominic Allon, Director, Google UK speaking exclusively at Global Reach Conference 2013. The panellists at the event included: Welcome - Colin Sinclair, Marketing Director, Bruntwood Overview of Research - Nick Jaspan, Publisher, Prolific North Graham Bryce, MD, Bauer Place Rob Shaw, CEO, Epiphany Dominic Allon, Director, Google UK Ian Haythornthwaite, CFO, BBC North Margaret Hicks, Head of Operations, Press Association Rob Morrice, SEO SteinIAS Alex Connock, MD, Shine North Global Reach 2013 Conference Promo

Matt Brittin, MBA1997, Managing Director UK and Ireland Operations, Google UK, discusses his thoughts on Innovation at the Global Leadership Summit 2012. The Global Leadership Summit is the London Business School's flagship event for its global community. http://www.london.edu

Matt Brittin, MBA1997, Managing Director UK and Ireland Operations, Google UK, discusses his thoughts on Innovation at the Global Leadership Summit 2012. The Global Leadership Summit is the London Business School's flagship event for its global community. http://www.london.edu

Matt Brittin MBA1997 reflects on his career and time at London Business School. http://www.london.edu

Matt Brittin MBA1997 reflects on his career and time at the School.

Matt Brittin, MBA1997, Managing Director UK and Ireland Operations, Google UK, discusses his thoughts on Innovation at the Global Leadership Summit 2011