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This is Leadership Playbook, a London Business School podcast exploring the latest thinking and key issues for leaders and those aspiring to lead.

Giving fair and effective feedback is essential to developing our teams, yet almost no one is naturally good at it and very few receive any training to improve this skill.

In this episode, Vyla Rollins, Executive Director of the Leadership Institute at London Business School, and Selin Kesebir, Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour, share some practical advice for leaders and anyone who finds themselves sharing – or receiving – feedback.

To read Selin's article on feedback, visit www.london.edu/think/how-to-give-critical-feedback-effectively

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Radin's Murder - Explosion (clean)

#CUTalks by CUTEC has just launched a new mini-series: Female Founders in the Spotlight. This series has the aim of increasing visibility of female founders of early-stage startups. To launch the series, Shreya Singhal and Thomas Bohné have been talking to Lucy Jung, founder and CEO of Charco, a medtech start-up working on a device for people with Parkinson's disease to improve their quality of life. Charco is currently testing a vibrotactile stimulation device, and have received positive feedback from participants about how the product helps improve their movement and coordination. Lucy shares some stories about her early experiences with the startup and some of the challenges that they are currently facing. She also discusses her team’s efforts in helping NHS dealing with Covid-19.

The podcast was produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV.

Jump to the following topics:

The story behind Charco - 1:10

How does Charco’s technology work - 4:00

Handling prototype testing, clinical trial and regulations - 6:00

Dealing with an interdisciplinary team - 9:25

How the team is helping NHS dealing with Covid-19 - 12:40

Future of Charco - 16:08

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CUTalks by CUTEC is a leading podcast series for aspiring tech innovators, aiming to shed light on typical and not so typical journeys in entrepreneurship.You can find the episodes here: www.cutec.io/cutalks. Follow on your favourite podcast channel for the latest episodes.

The hosts of the podcast are Shreya Singhal (Medical student with a background in Engineering, interested in biotech) and Thomas Bohné (Founder & Head of the Cyber-Human Lab at the University of Cambridge), and our producer is Carl Homer from Cambridge TV.

CUTalks: Lucy Jung, Charco

This week on #CUTalks we are talking to Monique Boddington, currently Interim Deputy Director for the Masters in Entrepreneurship Programme at the Judge Business School. Monique is a teacher and researcher in entrepreneurship, and we look forward to hearing from her about the insights she has gained from working so closely with many startups in Cambridge through the EVER project. These include issues like pivoting strategy, team dynamics, gender and stereotypes in entrepreneurship. She brought up several real-life stories and challenges based on her interaction with startups in Cambridge.

The podcast was produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV.

Jump to the following topics:

What is the EVER project? - 3:08

Balancing pivoting and staying on track - 12:30

Team Dynamics - 17:10

Role of gender in entrepreneurship - 21:24

Debunking stereotypes about entrepreneurs - 28:40

What entrepreneurs can learn from archeologists - 36:55
This week on #CUTalks we are talking to Monique Boddington, currently Interim Deputy Director for the Masters in Entrepreneurship Programme at the Judge Business School. Monique is a teacher and researcher in entrepreneurship, and we look forward to hearing from her about the insights she has gained from working so closely with many startups in Cambridge through the EVER project. These include issues like pivoting strategy, team dynamics, gender and stereotypes in entrepreneurship. She brought up several real-life stories and challenges based on her interaction with startups in Cambridge.

The podcast was produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV.

Jump to the following topics:

What is the EVER project? - 3:08

Balancing pivoting and staying on track - 12:30

Team Dynamics - 17:10

Role of gender in entrepreneurship - 21:24

Debunking stereotypes about entrepreneurs - 28:40

What entrepreneurs can learn from archeologists - 36:55

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CUTalks by CUTEC is a leading podcast series for aspiring tech innovators, aiming to shed light on typical and not so typical journeys in entrepreneurship.You can find the episodes here: www.cutec.io/cutalks. Follow on your favourite podcast channel for the latest episodes.

The hosts of the podcast are Shreya Singhal (Medical student with a background in Engineering, interested in biotech) and Thomas Bohné (Founder & Head of the Cyber-Human Lab at the University of Cambridge), and our producer is Carl Homer from Cambridge TV.

CUTalks: Monica Boddington, Cambridge Judge Business School

This week on CUTalks we are talking to Tim Brears, CEO of Evonetix. Evonetix is a synthetic biology company developing a desktop platform for scalable, high-fidelity and rapid gene synthesis. Tim holds a PhD from Cambridge University and has an MBA from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. Tim recently led a $30M Series B round. Tim introduced synthetic biology and its immense potential in the industry. He also shared about some strategies that his company used in order to differentiate themselves from the larger players. Tim also talked about his experience raising fund from a different continent i.e. the US, while growing the company in Cambridge, UK. Lastly, Tim gave some career advice for PhD students who might want to work outside of academia.

The podcast was produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV.

Jump to the following topics:

Background - 1:10

Introduction to synthetic biology - 5:08

Value proposition in light of competition with larger players - 7:10

Importance of partnership - 10:08

Managing Series B funding round - 12:00

Advice for founders who want to raise funds - 15:00

On starting a life science venture - 21:00

Career advice for PhD students - 23:50

Future of synthetic biology - 25:00
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CUTalks by CUTEC is a leading podcast series for aspiring tech innovators, aiming to shed light on typical and not so typical journeys in entrepreneurship.You can find the episodes here: www.cutec.io/cutalks. Follow on your favourite podcast channel for the latest episodes.

The hosts of the podcast are Shreya Singhal (Medical student with a background in Engineering, interested in biotech) and Thomas Bohné (Founder & Head of the Cyber-Human Lab at the University of Cambridge), and our producer is Carl Homer from Cambridge TV.

CUTalks: Tim Brears, Evonetix

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In this podcast episode, we're featuring a Spanish conversation between a group of charismatic Mexican teenagers gossiping about crushes, dating, social media and their latest high school obsessions. 

After the dialogue we break down some of the slang and colloquial expressions from the dialogue, and give you some lessons and examples of how to use them in real life conversations.

Transcripts and study guides are available at DoorwayToMexico.com

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High School Crush | Spanish for dating, relationships and social media

The hardest question in entrepreneurship might be this: "When?" Square cofounder (and author of the book Innovation Stack) Jim McKelvey has thought deeply about this question, and has a helpful way of thinking about timing... both in business, and in life.

Don't Ask "Why Now?" Ask "Why NOT Now?" (With Jim McKelvey)

As a barrister, Ingrid Lewis is used to dealing with tricky clients, but no one has ever come close to John Webster. After Ingrid defended Webster against a stalking charge, he then turned on her – following her, ruining her relationship, even destroying her home.
 
Now, Ingrid believes she has finally escaped his clutches. But when one of her colleagues is run down on a busy London road, Ingrid is sure she was the intended victim. And then Webster shows up at her door…

Webster claims Ingrid is in danger – and that only he can protect her. Stalker or saviour? Murderer or protector? The clock is ticking for Ingrid to decide. Because the killer is ready to strike again.

The Killing Kind, By Jane Casey, Read by Emily Barber

Getting good at communicating is like getting good at tennis: the more you practice, the better you’ll get.

There’s zero doubt in my mind that you were made to become a masterful communicator. And by making this trait your default, you’ll get to genius in the way you connect quicker than you might imagine.

1 Potent Tactic to Become a Masterful Communicator

Continuing on two of Hannah Arendt's 1953 essays on totalitarianism. We further discuss its logic and in the full episode get into&nbsp;its relevance for contemporary political movements. To hear that full , you'll need to go sign up at . Sponsor: See  for a free month's access to a library of guided meditations. Try  on  or , or look it up wherever you listen.

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10 mots français que tu ne prononces peut-être pas correctement

The unsung heroes of World War Two risked everything to ensure naval manoeuvres were fulfilled and convoys, sending vital food and supplies to Britain, were safe.  

Much is left untold of the incredible logistics that were at play - crossing the inhospitable North Sea, escaping under fire and extricating hundreds of thousands of troops from Dunkirk beaches in just a few days. 

In this episode, Professor Malcolm Murfett, a visiting professor at the Department of War Studies, shares insights into naval operations that have gone down in history for the infamy, tragedy or glory associated with them and the naval figures that led such missions. 

Offering narrative on First Sea Lords, such as Sir Dudley Pound, Malcolm highlights the scale of naval tasks, the challenges at sea and how crucial mistakes led to some of history’s biggest naval disasters.  

The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography exists as almost magisterial volumes in refereeing notable figures from British History. As an Associate Editor, Malcolm reveals the personal endeavours of individuals he’s come across - the good, the bad and the ugly.

Naval figures of WWII: The good and the bad with Professor Malcolm Murfett

Jen DeVore sat in the audience as a spectator at a Dan Kennedy information marketing conference thinking, "I will share my message with this audience one day." She came home from that conference armed with the best ideas around building authority and leveraging systems to scale and design the "magazine funnel." Jen used her magazine funnel to get herself on TV, radio, and industry podcasts to build her authority fast.

In no time flat, Jen had built the speaking and coaching business of her dream culminating in being awarded "Innovator of the Year for Excellence in Business Coaching" in 2019 beating out 550 global coaches.

Last summer, Jen's ultimate dream came true and she got to share her message with Dan Kennedy's audience of the world's best information marketers where she debuted the magazine funnel concept. Due to popular demand, Jen DeVore has turned her proprietary "magazine funnel" system into a done for you service called Instant Media MogulTM which helps entrepreneurs turn their own magazine into 24 unique marketing strategies for more attention, better client deals, and numerous monetization opportunities. ForbesBooks dubbed Jen "The Mother of the Magazine Funnel." Dan Kennedy's Magnetic Marketing show says, "This is showing up like nobody else to BE someone."

Learn more at www.InstantMediaMogul.com

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The writer/comedian/producer knows a great idea when he sees one.

Comedian Al Madrigal

Two young Silicon Valley entrepreneurs set out to rid the world of smoking with an incredible new product. The device stands to disrupt the tobacco industry and make them rich, until it falls into the wrong hands and lives are ruined. From classrooms to hospitals, boardrooms to the Oval Office, what can be done to protect teenagers and is it too late? From Laura Beil, the reporter behind Dr Death and Bad Batch, comes The Vaping Fix, the inside story of the rise of Juul and the making of a crisis. Listen to THE VAPING FIX at: http://wondery.fm/VF_HowSuccessHappens

Wondery: The Vaping Fix

Equality, Diversity and the Creative Case: A Data Report, 2019-20 - Foreword and Executive Summary

Diversity Report 2019-20 - Sir Nicholas Serota Foreword

عادة في بودكاست الجبل نتكلم مع ضيوفنا عن مواضيع متعلقة بشكل مباشر في الحياة الجامعية، تكلمنا عن عدد من التخصصات وتكلمنا عن السيرة الذاتية وتكلمنا عن مواضيع مختلفة مع أساتذة في الجامعة، وتكلمنا عن مواضيع كثيرة غيرها… 
لكن في هذه الحلقة القصيرة، حازم الغنيم حاب يذكركم بشيء عادة محد يتكلم عنه، هي الفترة اللي تكون في المرحلة بعد الجامعة وقبل المباشرة في الوظيفة و الدخول إلى عالم بيئة العمل. 


فيه وجهة نظر تقول… خذ وقتك بعد الجامعة، لا تتوظف على طول.. قد ما معك فلوس.. رح سافر رح خذ لك فترة نقاهة.. لأنها ممكن تكون الفترة الوحيدة اللي تقدر تاخذ اجازة بدون فترة محددة وبأقل قدر من القيود...


طيب ولو ما معي فلوس؟ 

بالضبط هذي كانت حالة حازم الغنيم وأسامة اليحيى.

في هذه الحلقة، يحكي لنا حازم الغنيم، خريج عمارة من جامعة الملك سعود، عن الرحلة الصفرية، رحلة عاشوا فيها حياة المشردين، تقريباً…

بودكاست الجبل 

بودكاست الجبل (027) الرحلة الصفرية، نص مشردين

ضيف الحلقة: عاصم البابطين

في هذه الحلقة راح نتكلم عن تخصص من التتخصات الجامعية بشكل مفصل
عن تخصص يدرس في جامعتين فقط في المملكة
تخصص يعتمد في كثير من مجالاته على توقع (متى بتموت؟) أو على الأقل (متى تمرض)
أو بطريقة أخرى، تخصص يتوقع حياة خالية من النكسات المالية.
(ترا قلت بالحلقة يضمن لكن عاصم قال لازم تتعدل)

تخصص يجمع بين ٣ تخصصات بشكل أساسي، الرياضيات والإحصاء والإدارة المالية..

في هذه الحلقة تكلمنا عن تخصص العلوم الاكتوارية بالتفصيل
ف تكلمنعا عن التعريف بالتخصص، والعلاقة مع التخصصات الأخرى، والمجالات اللي تنتظر خريجي التخصص 
وتكلمنا أيضا عن نقاط كثيرة من أبرزها:
مواد التخصص بالتفصيل.
الاختبارات المهنية للاكتواري وأهميتها
كيف يعمل التأمين وأنواعه.
بعض التفاصيل عن الأسهم.
تجربة عاصم في التدريب الخارجي في فرنسا مع شركة إعادة تأمين.

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بودكاست الجبل

بودكاست الجبل (028)كل شيء عن الاكتوارية

In this episode of CUTalks, Shreya Singhal and Thomas Bohné talk to Alex Murray, co-founder of FlitBike, a new folding electric bike company based in Cambridge. Alex has a background in business development and strategy consultancy (OC&C) and together with his co-founder Dave, combined expertise to produce the Flit-16 Bike. Alex speaks about his experience in China, and some of the business essentials of FlitBike. He discusses raising money through crowd-founding and top tips for founders to consider when undergoing crowd-funding, as well as managing a hardware startup in terms of manufacturing and IP considerations.

This episode was sponsored by DesignSpark: design tools and resources for engineers to help make their ideas happen. The podcast was produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV.

Jump to the following topics:

Alex's experience in Beijing, China and how this led to the founding of FlitBike - 1:27

Value proposition. Lithium-ion battery as a key enabler of change - 3:51

Value differentiator (in comparison to an established competitor) - 5:49

Pricing and selling strategy - 7:43

Crowd-founding and manufacturing planning - 10:50

Advice for hardware startup interested in crowd-founding - 17:56

Other financing sources - 21:42

Future of FlitBike - 23:48

Manufacturing in Taiwan - 25:48

Intellectual Patent for Startups - 28:40

The future of electric bike - 34:00

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CUTalks by CUTEC is a leading podcast series for aspiring tech innovators, aiming to shed light on typical and not so typical journeys in entrepreneurship.You can find the episodes here: www.cutec.io/cutalks. Follow on your favourite podcast channel for the latest episodes.

The hosts of the podcast are Shreya Singhal (Medical student with a background in Engineering, interested in biotech) and Thomas Bohné (Founder & Head of the Cyber-Human Lab at the University of Cambridge), and our producer is Carl Homer from Cambridge TV.

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