Podcast appearances and mentions of london tech

We caught up with Hazel Savage, VP of Music Intelligence at SoundCloud at the Web Summit where she talked (and sang!) about all things ranging from AI in Music, the Australian vs Singaporean vs London Tech scene, as well as her favorite genres and artists! To see the entire episode when it releases, pre-register here: https://bit.ly/3VNZOV7

自己紹介と、London Tech Talk を始めた経緯について話しました。

This time I'm trying something different.First, I'm speaking with two co-founders, Damian Milkins and Simon Hancock who built a hugely successful tech business called Control Circle and led it to a $65m exit.I let this one run longer than the usual 60 minutes because the guys were in full flow and there was no way I was going to cut this short -  there were just too many interesting stories and valuable words of wisdom.What you'll hear is Damian and Simon explaining the vital importance of working with a co-founder who has different, but complementary strengths and how that was the secret sauce that drove much of their success.They also discuss how they incentivised their entire team through share options and the life-changing impact that had on many of their colleagues, from the most junior all the way up to the C Suite.And towards the end, Damian shares a passionate message about all the things that founders focus on when they start up a business and why it's a complete waste of time. He also explains what you should focus on!This episode is simply a goldmine of inspired ideas learned at the front line of entrepreneurship.Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Damian Milkins and Simon HancockLinksDamian Milkins Simon HancockStuart Paterson - Scottish Equity PartnersArma PartnersAmplify LifeBrene Brown - The Man in the ArenaThis podcast is produced by GR Media Sponsored by Capital Asset Management

In this special 21st birthday show we're bringing our Digital Planet community together for the first time since 2019. The team has been asking World Service listeners about their favourite bit of tech – we hear from around the world about the software and hardware that our listeners can't live without. We will also be having not one but two special appearances – holograms from Canada and France – using the technology that President Zelensky used to beam himself to UN and London Tech week. We'll be hearing from the listener who set up our Digital Planet Facebook group back in 2007 and we'll also have a multimedia premier of Wiki-Piano that has been collaboratively composed by our listeners. The programme is presented by Gareth Mitchell with expert commentary from Angelica Mair, Bill Thompson and Ghislaine Boddington. Studio Managers: Andrew Garrett Radio Theatre Manager: Mark Diamond Sound Balance: Guy Worth Stage Engineer: Alexander Russell Screen Visuals: Brendan Gormley PA Sound: Clive Painter Lighting: Marc Willcox Stage Hand: Alan Bissenden Producer: Ania Lichtarowicz

All of our guests in this episode were involved in London Tech Week. Our first guest is Professor Mischa Dohler from King's College London. He is a fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Distinguished Member of Harvard Square Leaders Excellence. Our second guest is Gori Yahaya Founder and CEO of UpSkill Digital -  a company dedicated to minimising the global digital skills gap. The third member of the impressive triumvirate is Caroline Wright, Director General of the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) She is also Director of EdTech Exchange, Europe's largest EdTech start-up network organisation. We are excited to discuss some of the themes from the Future of Learning: 2020-2025 report from London & Partners and Future Scape 248 that has recently been published. Please get your questions and comments in for the 3 guests throughout the chat. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

There are only about 2-3 daily networking events compared to 20-30 events in most major U.S. cities. If you like CaaS (Community as a Service), you'll love this week's episode. Kike Oniwinde, co-founder of BYP Network, has built a tech platform to connect black professionals around the world. Before dismissing BYP Network as just another black networking app, learn how Kike pivoted away from dating and doubled down on corporate partnerships. Dubbed the 'Black LinkedIn" in the U.K., Kike is looking to expand in the U.S. and Africa.

Welcome to Rachel's latest instalment of Diary of a CEO, part2 To keep it punchy, we broke it up into two parts. Listen to Rach talk all the things that haven't gone well in her last 40 days and what's coming up for the next 40 days: Getting personal Discovery work and the learning curves Leaders Director continues Strategic partnerships are a must Progressing NHSX conversations Jumping into public speaking Mentoring and being mentored Strategy implementation continues London Tech week and our own events Our Business development manager's dare

Melanie is UX Design Lead at Google + Founder of LondonTechLadies. Melanie is an award-winning multi-disciplinary design leader with over 12 years of experience in the design industry. She devotes her time to setting up processes and teams so that they can deliver products that solve real user problems

106 - Two Blokes Trading Evolves This week on episode 106 of the Two Blokes Trading podcast: Women love them, men want to be them….the 3 Blokes reunite for one last union. A major Two Blokes bombshell is dropped. And we have Tom….the NEW Tom for an interview about why he is the right Bloke to pick up where the bombshell has left off. Guest Interview with Tom McGovern of Bizintra.com: Tom (the new Tom) is a Senior Market Analyst & Supervisor at Bizintra.com. Bizintra is one of the world’s most sought-after destinations in financial education.  Bizintra’s trading education & strategies have been meticulously developed & are delivered live by their high profile industry experts from leading institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Bank of America & Morgan Stanley to bring to market some of the highest success rates this industry has seen.  Their ethos is based on transparency, providing new & existing traders a platform for success. https://bizintra.com Main Topics Discussed:....Tom.... oh and the future of Two Blokes Trading. Where is Brandon?You can reach out to Brandon on his website.  Make sure to get in touch and let him know if you think he should keep up his adventures on the internet or continue to silo himself in his basement trading Forex all by his lonesome.http://brandonturnerfx.com/ Where will you find Owen?Gallivanting the streets of the busy London Tech scene.  He is launching a new recruiting business that has long been his passion.  If you need recruiting services or you are a wicked awesome London Techy reach out to him on his website.http://larkbrite.com/ What about Tom (the original Bloke)?You can’t find him…..he is disappearing from the internet FOREVER (audible evil laughing) LONG LIVE TWO BLOKES!

Special guest Ben Harrow from Vouchercloud (www.vouchercloud.com) joins London Tech’s Christina Petrova to discuss how SEO practices and link-building can not only create better results for brands, but a whole new dynamic for the old-school press office model. No more “did you get my press release?” but, “I know this ranks well for your readers, any chance of a link back?” Want to get in touch? Email sideload@edelman.com

Jon is joined again this week by Dan Gent. They talk about the UK’s referendum to leave the European Union and what effects Brexit might have on their design agencies. Covering their fears about the uncertainty the future might hold, possible impact on new business and hiring, as well as what they are both going to be doing to try and weather the storm. Trying not to focus too much on the negatives, they speak about how to make the best of Brexit and how small agencies might be able to turn this unfortunate series of events to their advantage.The future is uncertain and so we may revisit this topic in time once the situation has evolved and we think it relevant, but this episode quite accurately captures our current state at this moment in time.If anyone else out there is concerned about what Brexit means for their digital agency and would like someone to talk to - please reach out, we’d be happy to talk.Further readingInteresting survey from London Tech sector businesses finding that 74% believe the business environment may get worse, but only 22% expect to scale back their planned growth ambitions as a result.This video from the brilliant CGP Grey speculates about the likelihood of various possible outcomes of the referendum result.

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