Deep Dives

In this episode, Carlos was joined by Yodit Stanton and Verena Wimmer, to unpick exactly what we mean when we talk about Data Science, the role of the Data Scientist, how startups can think about using data and when to consider hiring for the role, which tools are best and what we'd like to see in the future. If you're ready to learn more about the power of data, this podcast provides a great place to start.

Yodit Stanton is Founder of new Seedcamp company Open Sensors, the Internet of Things startup providing public and private infrastructure for real-time data, she is also the organiser of Women in Data Meetups in London.

Verena Wimmer is Lead Data Analyst at Hassle, the online cleaning marketplace recently acquired by Helpling. Verena also organises Data Mates, which brings together data-wizards, journalists, and data-driven designers to tell beautiful stories with data every eight weeks in London.

Seedcamp Dives into Data Science

In this episode, Carlos was joined by Dr. James Smith and Jonathan Heusser, for a look into Bitcoin - what it is, what it means for the industry and how the startups developing within this new space. If you want to get to grips with Bitcoin and the future of payments, this podcast is the best place to start.

James Smith is CEO and Co-Founder of Seedcamp-backed startup, Elliptic. The company identifies illicit activity on the Bitcoin blockchain and provides services to the leading bitcoin companies and law enforcement agencies, globally. The team recently announced a $5M series A round to keep building out its blockchain forensics tool.  

Jonathan Heusser is Founder of Queueco, a market maker for digital currencies. They develop a scalable, automated trading platform and deploy it globally to trade on all major digital currency exchanges. Their strategies rely on the latest statistical and machine learning techniques and support the digital ecosystem by adding much-needed liquidity.

Seedcamp Dives into Bitcoin & Blockchain

In this episode, Carlos was joined by Ernesto Suarez, CEO of Halo Insurance Services, and Nikolaus Sühr, CEO and Co-Founder of Seedcamp's own KASKO, to discuss the future of insurance tech. The insurance market, like the financial and property markets, is poised for startups to shake up the status quo - and they already are! In this conversation, the three discuss what is happening in the space, the key players emerging across the sector and what we can expect to see in the coming years.

Seedcamp Dives into the Future of Insurance

In the ‘Seedcamp Podcast Series’ we talk with key people in the tech startup industry to hear their stories, key advice and learnings from their experiences.

In this episode, Dr. Edward Challis Founder and CEO of Seedcamp-backed Re:Infer (https://reinfer.io/) and Christoph Auer-Welsbach, IBM Watson Partner Innovation, joined Carlos to discuss Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and whether or not we will have to worry about humanity’s fate in the future.

With their experienced backgrounds, we covered the state of artificial intelligence today, some of the plausible uses and evolution of AI in the near term, and dispelling some of the myths around what is AI and what it can and can’t do.

Related Bio Links - 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardchallis
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christophauerwelsbach/en

Seedcamp Dives into Artificial Intelligence with Reinfer & IBM Watson

In this episode, Carlos was joined by Matt Buckland, Head of Talent and HR of Lyst (www.lyst.co.uk), the fashion commerce platform, and Rob O’Donovan, Co-Founder & CEO of Seedcamp-backed CharlieHR (www.charliehr.com), the free HR platform for small businesses. We took a deep dive into best HR practices, a really hot topic for companies that are scaling their businesses and looking for the best tools and practices to manage their teams.

The importance of creating a company culture is already common knowledge, but as part of this podcast we explore this in more detail by actually defining it with examples from Matt & Rob's extended experience. They touch on ways to institutionalise and organise the processes, how software can turn real social interaction into meaningful data, and the importance of having a smooth, genuine on-boarding process for your new hires. 

Listen to great advice and real stories on what works best (or doesn’t) when it comes to categorising behaviour and getting a reality check on what does the new generation of hires find fulfilling in their roles - key defining elements that build up your brand culture and values.

Related Bio Links :
uk.linkedin.com/in/mlbuckland / twitter.com/ElSatanico 
uk.linkedin.com/in/robodonovan / twitter.com/rjodonovan
www.seedcamp.com / twitter.com/seedcamp
www.carlosespinal.com / twitter.com/cee

Seedcamp Dives into scaling Human Resources with Lyst and CharlieHR

On Cybersecurity, Mr Robot & how startups can stay safe online
with Jamie Akhtar and Mariella Thanner, Tresor Security 

As the UK government lays out plans to invest an additional £1.9bn to reduce cyber-attacks, and pressure mounts on US presidential candidates to prioritise cybersecurity, the world's attention is focused on how to stay protected online. 

In this week's Seedcamp podcast Carlos is joined by Jamie Akhtar and Mariella Thanner, founders of cybersecurity firm Tresor Security, for an intriguing dive into how startups can fortify their cybersecurity posture and minimise their digital vulnerabilities. 

This podcast is indispensable listening for startups considering how they can protect themselves going forward, with Jamie and Mariella touching on when the right time to start thinking about security policy is; performing proper diligence and the small steps companies can take to prevent their data from being being compromised.

Learn about the similarities between Hollywood’s glamorised depiction of cyber security in the drama-thriller television series ‘Mr Robot’ and the kind of incidents and breaches Jamie and Mariella have to deal with, and which part of the cybersecurity value chain is a strong bet to invest in.

Show notes:
Carlos Medium: http://sdca.mp/2entVR3
Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com
Tresor Security: www.tresorsecurity.com 


Related bio links:
Carlos: linkedin.com/in/carloseduardoespinal / twitter.com/cee
Jamie: linkedin.com/in/JamieAkhtar / twitter.com/jamieakhtar
Mariella: linkedin.com/in/MariellaThanner

Tresor Security on Cybersecurity, Mr Robot & how startups can stay safe online

How should we respond to the economic, social and moral consequences of automation driven by advancements in artificial intelligence? We are, argues Calum Chace (author of ‘Pandora’s Brain’, ‘Surviving AI’ and ‘The Economic Singularity’), on the brink of two singularities and accordingly need to plot a path to a future society that is ‘meaningful, sensible and communicable’.

The first singularity we face is technological: Moore’s law stipulates that computing power doubles every two years at the same cost. If this holds then an artificial general intelligence (GI) will eventually arrive that surpasses the cognitive abilities of an ordinary human and then, shortly afterwards, that of all humans combined. Relatedly we face an economic singularity: such intelligent machines will take all the jobs that humans do - and we won’t be able to invent ones they can’t.

Speaking to Seedcamp partner Carlos Espinal, Calum reflects on how we should react to the advance of AI to ensure the outcome we get is one which is positive for humankind. He argues that we will need need to decouple income from jobs, and will probably need a new economic system - but that the Universal Basic Income advocated by many futurists, tech CEOs and thinkers is insufficient. “We should be aiming for a world in which machines are so efficient and powerful we don't have to pay for anything,” he says.

Calum is a regular speaker and writer on artificial intelligence and related technologies. Prior to his writing career, Calum had a 30-year career in business, in which he was a marketer, a strategy consultant and a CEO. He maintains his interest in business by running a small property business and serving as chairman and coach for growing companies. In 2000 he co-wrote The Internet Startup Bible, a business best-seller. He studied philosophy at the University of Oxford.

Show notes:
Carlos Medium: sdca.mp/2entVR3
Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com
Calum’s Blog: http://calumchace.wordpress.com

Related bio links: 
Carlos: linkedin.com/in/carloseduardoespinal / twitter.com/cee
Calum: linkedin.com/in/calum-chace-bb68168 / twitter.com/cccalum

Calum Chace on the advancement of AI for the benefit of humankind

From virtual assistants to risk analytics, and drug discovery to imaging and diagnostics, artificial intelligence’s scope for transforming the healthcare industry is significant. But just how will the use of AI and Machine Learning techniques reshape how medicine is practised today?

Healthcare dominates other industrial applications of AI in terms of money invested and number of deals, with $1.8B having been raised across 270 deals in startups within the space since 2012 according to data from CB Insights. Regulatory attention has followed this cash torrent: just recently it was announced that the Google-acquired startup DeepMind’s data-sharing partnership with the NHS was under investigation. 

To discuss AI’s use within healthcare, Carlos Espinal is joined by two Seedcamp-backed founders: Manoj Ramachandran, co-founder of Viz.ai, a startup working on deep learning algorithms to revolutionise imaging diagnostics; and Pascal Zuta, from the US-based GYANT, a digital health assistant and symptom checker.

Pascal discusses how using AI can help treat high frequency conditions, taking load off the system and letting medical professionals concentrate on more difficult and meaningful tasks. Meanwhile Manoj argues that the most difficult thing is ‘integrating it within a clinical workflow so that it augments the practice of a healthcare physician'.

Tune in to hear whether these founders believe an algorithm or robot can ever truly replace human interaction within the healthcare sector. 

Show notes: 
Carlos Medium: sdca.mp/2entVR3
Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com
Viz.ai: www.viz.ai
GYANT: http://gyant.com

Related bio links: 
Carlos: linkedin.com/in/carloseduardoespinal / twitter.com/cee
Manoj: linkedin.com/in/manoj-ramachandran-6186ba4 / twitter.com/manojram1
Pascal: linkedin.com/in/pascalzuta / twitter.com/pzuta

Manoj Ramachandran & Pascal Zuta on transforming healthcare with AI

What does the advent of artificial intelligence spell for the future of legal services and lawyers themselves? On that topic Seedcamp partner Carlos Espinal is joined by founder and CEO Matt Osman of Legit Patents, the startup building AI-powered applications to automate parts of the R&D process, and Neil Miller, Partner at JAG Shaw Baker and formerly General Counsel at SoundCloud.

"The lawyer of the future is going to look much closer to a combination of a strategic advisor, an account manger, and someone in charge of customer support," suggests Matt, pointing to the recent phenomenon of law schools incorporating coding into their studies. "Quite a lot of their job will be interpreting and packaging the results that are produced by software."

Meanwhile Neil describes which aspects of the legal process will be automated first - including much of the grunt work currently performed by paralegals and associates. Yet he notes there are services which will be immune, including family law which 'requires a level of empathy you won't get with AI'. 

Speaking about his experiences at JAG Shaw Baker and SoundCloud, Neil also provides a 101 on legal basics for startups and 'the things that become more complicated if you don't fix them early on,' from incorporation, cap tables and granting options, to keeping track of open source libraries and rights associated with them.


Show notes: 
Carlos Medium: sdca.mp/2entVR3
Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com
Legit Patents: www.legitpatents.com
JAG Shaw Baker: www.jagshawbaker.com

Related bio links: 
Carlos: linkedin.com/in/carloseduardoespinal / twitter.com/cee
Matt: linkedin.com/in/matthew-osman-36b658110 / angel.co/matthew-osman
Neil: linkedin.com/in/neilmiller

The future of legal services with Legit Patents and JAG Shaw Baker

At Seedcamp, we are passionate about identifying and investing early in startups using emerging technologies that have the potential to solve real problems. We began to invest in companies using blockchain technologies back in 2014 and our portfolio includes the likes of Clause, building the dynamic contracting infrastructure of the future, to Elliptic, providing the forensic tools with which to identify illicit activity on the blockchain. And we believe that there are several iconic companies of the future using blockchain technologies that are yet to be built.

If you missed our event on blockchain, tokens and ICOs, tune in to hear from our lively founder panel including Peter Hunn (CEO of Clause), Irra Ariella Khi (CEO of Vchain), Richard Burton (CEO of Balance) and Ben Livshits (Chief Scientist at Brave). The panel is moderated by Kyran Schmidt and Sia Houchangnia from Seedcamp.

And check out our Facebook page for the live video of all the panels from the event: www.facebook.com/seedcamp

Show notes:
Carlos Medium: sdca.mp/2entVR3
Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com
Vchain: www.vchain.tech
Clause: www.clause.io
Balance: www.balancemy.money
Brave: www.brave.com


Related bio links:
Sia: linkedin.com/in/siahouchangnia / twitter.com/siahouchangnia
Kyran: linkedin.com/in/kyran-schmidt / twitter.com/kyranschmidt
Irra: linkedin.com/in/irraariellakhi / twitter.com/irra_k
Peter: linkedin.com/in/peterhunn / twitter.com/peterhunn
Richard: linkedin.com/in/richardjburton / twitter.com/ricburton
Ben: linkedin.com/in/ben-livshits / twitter.com/convoluted_code

'Distributed Futures': Blockchain, Tokens and ICOs - Founders' Panel

What makes up the economy and how does it affect individuals, startups and businesses alike? With ongoing talk and speculation as to whether we’re heading towards another global recession, Carlos is joined this week by Max Rofagha, Founder and CEO of Finimize -  providers of jargon-free financial news, information and a community to empower users to make better informed financial decisions - and their VP of content, Carl Hazeley. 

Along with information regarding the macro-state of play in today's economy and telltale signs that are often indicators of an imminent downturn, Max also shares his personal journey to creating Finimize in a bid to help people like himself, millennials with some savings but no clue what to do with them, to navigate the 'financial jungle'. 

Tune in as Max and Carl discuss sectors that currently make for an attractive investment opportunity, the benefits - or lack thereof - of Robo-advisors and their mission to do for financial wellbeing the same thing Nike has created for physical wellbeing.


Links: 
Max Rofagha: twitter.com/wholeearthweb
Carl Hazeley: linkedin.com/in/carl-hazeley/
Carlos Espinal: twitter.com/cee
Finimize: www.finimize.com
Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com

How to Navigate the 'Financial Jungle', with Max Rofagha and Carl Hazeley, Finimize

What role do health-tech startups play in the future in providing integrated and holistic healthcare systems? How can we use the bio-psycho-social model through the lenses of sexual well-being to create openness and to de-stigmatize one of the most fundamental and topics of our lives – sex. 

In this week’s episode of This Much I Know, Carlos is joined by Dr Anna Hushlak and Hamish Grierson. Anna is the co-founder and Chief Science Officer of Ferly, whose vision is to radically transform society’s relationship with sex – from how we think about it to how we have it. Hamish is the co-founder and CEO of Thriva, who are on a mission to empower millions of people with simple and affordable tools to easily understand and track their internal health data by providing personalized at-home finger-prick blood tests and medical advice. 

Tune in to hear Anna and Hamish discussing the challenges of building credibility around new technology and blood collection techniques as a startup, the challenges of creating trust and openness in the fundamentally private and personal environment that is sex, how one defines what ‘good’ sexual and mental wellbeing is, and dissecting their lessons learned and tips to founders launching health-tech startups.

Links:
Dr Anna Hushlak: twitter.com/annahushlak
Hamish Grierson:  twitter.com/hamishgrierson
Carlos Espinal: twitter.com/cee 
Ferly: www.weareferly.com
Thriva: www.thriva.co
Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com

The Future of Healthcare with Dr Anna Hushlak co-founder, Ferly & Hamish Grierson co-founder, Thriva

The mistake many Western tech giants have made is seeing China as just another country where they could easily get a few million users instead of focusing on localising their product offering.

Carlos is joined in the studio this week by one of our very own partners, Sia Houchangnia, who has recently returned from a month-long deep dive of exploring the venture landscape in China and south-east Asia. 

In this episode, Sia unpacks the key differences in approach between VCs in the far East and those in the West - from investment strategy and portfolio construction all the way to the differing perceptions of what investor value-add looks like. He also provides unique insights into the challenges faced by European companies when entering the hyper-competitive Chinese market (and vice-versa), the rise of Chinese ‘super-apps’, how to address the gaps in engineering talent coming out of the region today as well as why the prospect of more EU-Chinese collaboration is one we should be excited about. 

Links: 
Sia Houchangnia - twitter.com/siahouchangnia 
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - seedcamp.com

Sia Houchangnia, partner at Seedcamp, on navigating the venture landscape in Asia

As the future sets to become fully digital in the next few months, what are the fundamentals required to enable the offline event market to successfully move online?

Joining Carlos to discuss the topic this week is Johnny Boufarhat, founder of our portfolio company Hopin, the first all-in-one live online events platform who recently announced their $6m seed round, led by Accel, and Devin Hunt, our Venture Partner on all things product and design, who recently published ‘The Workshop Survival Guide’ on how to effectively create educational experiences. 

Together they explore how major events can be transformed from offline to online, without compromising on connection or experience, and how to manifest the learning of ‘The Workshop Survival Guide’ on online platforms, to offer better interactivity and engagement.

Tune in to hear more about how to rethink the entire strategy of an event from a digital perspective, how to design sharp and unambiguous content, and how Hopin can help you tackle problems such as audience interactivity and network, sponsor engagement needs and creating premium digital experiences online.


Links:
Johnny Boufarhat - twitter.com/johnnyboufarhat
Hopin - www.hopin.to
Devin Hunt - https://twitter.com/hailpixel
The Workshop Survival Guide - https://workshopsurvival.com
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - https://seedcamp.com

Johnny Boufarhat & Devin Hunt on how to interact and learn in an online-only world

In this week’s podcast, Carlos is joined by Russ Shaw, Founder of Tech London Advocates, and Asher Ismail, Co-founder of Seedcamp-backed company, Uncapped, Europe’s first revenue-based finance provider, as they discuss the need - now more than ever - alternative financing mechanisms to support founders. 

If you are currently raising or trying to determine how to navigate this current climate, listen in as Russ and Asher discuss the need to provide capital to founders more efficiently, from both an institutional and a venture capital standpoint, and why alternative forms of investment are democratising and diversifying the investment landscape and becoming increasingly popular among the founders of tomorrow 

Links:
Russ Shaw - twitter.com/RussShaw1
Tech London Advocates - www.techlondonadvocates.org.uk
Asher Ismail - twitter.com/asher_ismail
Uncapped - www.weareuncapped.com
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - www.seedcamp.com/

The future of investment with Uncapped and Tech London Advocates

In this special Deep Dive, Carlos delves into a topic we’re particularly passionate about at Seedcamp, ‘The future of health’, alongside the founders of Sano Genetics and Humanity, both proud portfolio companies. 

Covering everything from the future of genomics to how to slow the ageing process and reduce the possibility of disease, Sano Genetics and Humanity are at the forefront of some of the most pressing issues facing how we think about improving our personal health. 

Join Dr. Charlotte Guzzo and Dr. Patrick Short from Sano Genetics and serial entrepreneur Michael Geer of Humanity as they discuss the challenge we face to move people from reactive to proactive health. This covers everything from the future of doctor/patient relationship dynamics, progressing research in precision medicine, the role of pharmaceuticals, regulatory bodies and insurance companies along with how to overcome the challenges caused by the current cash crunch in the national healthcare system.

Links
Humanity - www.humanity.health
Michael Geer - twitter.com/Geeria
Sano - twitter.com/sanogenetics
Charlotte Guzzo - twitter.com/Charlotte_Guzzo
Patrick Short - twitter.com/patrick_j_short
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - www.seedcamp.com

The Future of Health with the founders of Sano Genetics & Humanity

Open source software is having a moment – the number of projects are growing, as are the developers working on them. Importantly too, there has also been an evolution of business models in the space. Gone are the days when only Red Hat stood as an example of successful commercialisation; now, 40+ companies relying on open source technology at their core have reached $100M+ revenue, with high-profile IPOs in recent years like Elastic ($252M IPO), MongoDB ($192M IPO).

In this podcast we have a Seedcamp team takeover as our very own Sia and Kyran join Carlos to help us look back at how much momentum open source has been building in recent years along with the exciting ground still to cover in this space. They discuss reasons for renewed investor interest in open source, Seedcamp’s own criteria when assessing businesses in the space (such as founder-community fit), and the evolution of business models. The three also provide context on some of Seedcamp’s new investments in open source companies – including a full-text search engine, developer tools for data science, security solutions and hyperfast databases.

Tune in if you are an open source founder interested in hearing what VCs will be looking for in your space, a VC looking to determine the assets that make an open source company really stand out, or if you are simply interested in hearing more about some of our recent investments in this area.

Links:
Sia Houchangnia  - twitter.com/SiaHouchangnia
Kyran Schmidt - twitter.com/KyranSchmidt 
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - www.seedcamp.com

Seedcamp Deep Dive on the new wave of Open Source businesses

We talk frequently about the future of health on this podcast and feature myriad guests to help cover the various facets involved in improving health care services the world over. The World Health Organisation has long been warning of an impending health sector crisis and, with the arrival of Covid-19, the urgency for better health care infrastructures is finally at the forefront of people’s mind.

In this latest deep dive into the world of health care, we’re joined by Phil McElnay and Samir El-Alami, founders and CEO’s of MedAll and Doctorly respectively, both proudly backed by Seedcamp at the earliest stage. 

In this podcast they discuss how the health industry remains outdated due to silos of data, old software, lack of productivity tools and even access to good wifi. Although the simple digitalisation of the system would in itself be transformative for the sector, grants and regulations are rather moved towards advanced technologies, while little to no attention is given to more ordinary, yet fundamental, areas such as administration and training. 

As a medical doctor and a National Institute for Health Research academic fellow, Phil became very aware of the need for better digital training early on, which ultimately resulted in the creation of MedAll. A platform for training software for health care practitioners, medical schools and training bodies, MedAll helps build curriculums and credentials to a much higher standard and ultimately provide better care for patients. 

Samir on the other hand, an academically trained archaeologist, with twelve years experience in the tech startup world, found himself torn between a new venture in ed-tech or health tech, eventually opted for the latter, once made aware that doctors in Germany spend on average 70% of their time on administrative tasks instead of on patients. A few years later, Doctorly has now raised a $5.6M seed round in its quest to get rid of disk-based operating healthcare systems.

Tune in to hear these two experts discuss the future of healthcare and healthcare systems, the most innovative forms of training globally and how they are highlighted and adopted worldwide,  practical examples of where the health tech sector needs to expedite, and why are startups still afraid of tackling this space. 


Links
Phil McElnay - twitter.com/Phil_mce
MedAll - www.medall.org
Samir El-Alami - twitter.com/SamirElAlami
Doctorly - www.doctorly.de
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - www.seedcamp.com

The Future of Health Care with the Founders of MedAll & Doctorly

Financial fraud is everywhere: in action movies, history books, and, yes, in our day-to-day lives in companies small and large. According to a 2020 PwC study, 56% of companies in the UK surveyed had experienced fraud, corruption, or economic crime in the past 24 months. This is well above the global finding of 47%. 
At Seedcamp, we are lucky to have two companies in our portfolio tackling this important and growing issue: Salv, an anti-money laundering platform for banks & fintechs, and Resistant AI, a software solution protecting automated decisions against evolving online fraud.
 
Today, we are joined by their founders and CEOs, Taavi Tamkivi and Martin Rehak, respectively. Tune into this week’s podcast to hear their thoughts on the ever-expanding issue of financial crime and how their startups are tackling it in distinctive ways.

Links:
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - www.seedcamp.com
Savl - https://salv.com/ 
Resistant AI -https://resistant.ai/ 
Taavi Tamkivi - https://twitter.com/taavitamkivi 
Martin Rehak - https://twitter.com/rehakmar

Pinning down Financial Crime with the Founders of Salv and Resistant AI

The world of financial services is changing. From managing taxes to saving for retirement, the way in which we manage our money is being disrupted from all angles. And for good reason — a 2019 survey by the World Economic Forum found that only 28 percent of millennials and Gen Zs trust their banks to be ‘fair and honest’. The dissatisfaction with traditional financial institutions has led to a wave of consumers looking to fintechs for a better service. 

Seedcamp portfolio company TaxScouts is providing a stress-free alternative to Self Assessment tax returns by combining admin automation with certified accountants for a low cost, fixed fee of £119 - a fraction of the cost of traditional accountants. Plum, in its own words, gives banks a brain. Through its AI-powered assistant, Plum helps customers set aside money, invest, and save on bills. 

In our most recent episode of This Much I Know, Carlos is joined by the founders of TaxScouts and Plum, Mart Abramov - aka ‘Tram’ - and Victor Trokoudes, to share insights on how their respective companies are making money work for everyone. Both Transferwise alumni, Tram and Victor talk about their routes to founderhood and debate their views on the re- (or de-) bundling of finance.

More Links:
Carlos Espinal - twitter.com/cee
Seedcamp - www.seedcamp.com
TaxScouts - www.taxscouts.com 
Plum - www.withplum.com
Tram - https://twitter.com/TramWasHere
Viktor - https://twitter.com/vmtrok

Simplifying finance: How TaxScouts & Plum are making money work for everyone

This Much I Know is the podcast from Seedcamp, Europe’s seed fund.

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