Bob is VP at Addepar, and in charge of their engineering function. As we look to a hybrid working-environment, Bob shares his thoughts on how this might work and the considerations an organisation needs to make, as well as thinking about how much we're asking our people to do.

We can achieve great value through doing less, Addepar VP Bob tell us.

Matthew is CISO at 118 118 Money. In today's show he shares his thoughts on the role security professionals play in startups, and how they need to be see as growth enablers. In his role he helps make sure fintech organisations have risk management and cyber strategy in place, which might have to be retro-fitted.

Matthew Bryant tells us how security professionals need advocate their role as growth enablers.

Annika Monari is CEO and co-founder of Artos, a B2B financing and discoverability tech company using blockchain. Founded in 2018, Annika has seen her tech solution lead to her being named in Forbes' 2021 '30 under 30'.  How are consumer habits changing? Do you care about the food and brands you choose?

Annika delivering food and drink brands to the mainstream you feel 'good' about!

James is Director of the Advanced Research Computing Centre at UCL. In this episode he talks about the practical application of data intensive research; what does NLP mean to a historian, now able to read every book written in the 19th century at once?

James is looking to expand his team. If ARCC sounds like the place for you head to: https://microsites.harveynash.co.uk/ucl/home

Also - GO CHECK OUT THE TECH WOMEN 100 (we implore you): https://wearetechwomen.com/techwomen100-awards-full-shortlist-2021/

James Hetherington discusses the need to be both 'the craftsperson and the scholar'.

Tom Mills is Managing Director of Two Oceans Strategy. Tom has dedicated his career to understanding the intersection between politics, society and economics in natural resource and energy industries in emerging markets. Now he's using that experience to create a framework to allow us to measure the impact of projects.

If you're listening on the 9th of November, join us at 4pm for the DLR Launch (that *may* have been plugged): https://lnkd.in/dtWqfNrN

During COP26, we ask what infrastructure do we need to measure the impact of environmental projects?

It's Tolkien Day on the 25th, so we're exploring your 'fellowship', or the team you build at work and creating an environment to thrive!

To help us do that we're joined by Hya co-founder Jason Waterman and Ploughshare CEO Hetti Barkworth-Nanton.

Getting your people right is so key; they are the change.

How do you build a team and create an inclusive, innovative environment?

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech...

This Friday we bring you a discussion about the evolution managing cyber risk within the context of today's threats and the migration to transformative technical solutions and applications.

Cyber Risk Renaissance with Jim Tiller and Dustin Owens

On today's show we discussing accessing finance, and growing your business. What should you keep in mind to help your strategy, how will the pressure impact your business and how might your role as founder evolve?

First up we speak to Annalise Dragic, Partner at Sapphire, about the 'Soonicorn' list and raising finance, before we chat to Dr Anas Nader, CEO of Patchwork Health. Patchwork have just raised £20 million, and Anas tells us how it's affect his role and his team.

Securing finance and scaling a business; our playbook tips for founders

Today we talk to Lewis Silkin's CTO Alex Bazin. We're chatting about investment in technology, helping make people happy and not forgetting the human factor.

Karolina Fidrych also drops in to tell us about this year's Boycott Your Bed - find out more about Action for Children, and the Harvey Nash team's efforts, below:

https://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/
https://www.justgiving.com/team/harveynash22

Can technology makes lawyers happy?

Vitaliy is the founder of Vaudax Tech, based in London having relocated from Ukraine. VItaliy shares his tips for navigating the London/UK tech scene.

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we're having a week to reflect on those facing difficult moments and challenges.

During a week of reflection, Vitaliy Lesev shares his story

Joel Guraj, founder of MYNDUP, is here to tell us how he's tackling two issues; the fact there is no single solution for mental health services, and that there are barriers in businesses that make accessing help hard. 

We also revisit Paris for a look back at UNLEASHWorld, and tell you how you can listen to a whole lot more content from the conference on Tech Talks Extra!

Finally we chat to Katherine Farrell, Director of Communications at WebSummit, about what to expect in Lisbon this November.

Sign up to Tech Talks Extra for all the extra content we can't fit into one weekly podcast: https://www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-talks-extra-signup-form

Don't tweak HR, Unleash it.

A short introduction to what you can expect from the podcast, and what you can find in our catalogue of over 500 episodes.

Our show's new trailer - Welcome to Tech Talks

On today's show we visit Estonia and Finland with two interviews focused on cyber security, keeping your business safe, and the threat caused by Russia's attack on Ukraine.

Our two guests are Lauri Almann, co-founder of CybExer Technologies, and Christine Bejerasco, CISO at WithSecure.

Joining David on the show this week we have Nash Squared's CISO Jim Tiller, and Hannah Stevens.

For more content from the team sign up to 'Tech Talks Extra': https://www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-talks-extra-signup-form

How can cyber security tools keep us safe from ever evolving threats?

Today's guest is Jon Stamell, Oomiji founder and CEO, a company tackling the problem faced by companies struggling to track customers as cookies come to the end of the road.

How do you build a proper digital relationship? What do customers want?

Questions that the exhibitors in Las Vegas for CES 2023 would do well to keep in mind! We have a quick chat about what to expect as the technology sector descends on the Nevada desert.

If you love Tech Talks, get more from Tech Talks Extra: https://www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-talks-extra-signup-form

Remember that your customers are people, not 1s and 0s.

On today's show we visit Berlin and New York.

First we speak to Malte Huffmann, co-CEO and co-founder of Mondu; a German fintech making B2B payments seamless, and finding a little joy along the way.

Secondly we meet Nicole Bayard, Head of Growth at SoLo Funds. SoLo offer community finance, cutting out the institution in the middle, and giving people a platform to borrow money that doesn't forget we're human.

We find two fintech organisations putting joy back into business and personal finance. Yes, really.

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech...

Threat intelligence is a word often used, but what exactly is meaningful and actionable intelligence and what does it take to do it right? In this episode we touch on the nuance of intelligence and the stories that come from it.

Learn about cyber threat intelligence from one of the best in the business: Roman Sannikov.

On the show today we're exploring generative AI, analytics, and data. As the world goes crazy for ChatGPT are we ready to unlock it's potential?

First we talk to Dmitry Shapiro, CEO of Koji. Dimitry is convinced we're entering a new phase of our relationship with generative AI, and asks us to look at creativity again, and ourselves 'what's good enough'?

Then we meet Anthony Deighton, Chief Product Officer at Tamr. If AI is going to play a key role in enterprise, perhaps we need to improve the quality of data it's built on.

Also we mentioned Amber's London Marathon attempt for Mind. Please support her if you can: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/amber-harrison8

If AI is the answer, what's the question? Are humans scalable..?

Joining the podcast today is Jared Mabry, VP Digital Patient Experience at HCA Healthcare. Here he shares his personal perspective following 5 years working in the UK, before heading home to the USA a year ago.

Where in the UK there is a work to live culture, Jared suggests the US is a live to work culture. What does that mean for leaders trying to create a caring, human environment and heed the lessons of the pandemic?

How can the US deal with burnout culture?

Today Richard Felton-Thomas joins us to talk about the bias in sport talent spotting. AI Scout is an app that uses data to benchmark talent, giving scouts a tool to augment their activities and give more opportunity to those who might otherwise miss out. On the eve (almost) of the FIFA Women's World Cup, we're celebrating anything that expands inclusion and opportunity,

We also chat about Reality+, who have partnered with OTZ Sports to launch 'Own The Zone', a game with technology at it's heart.

Can AI reduce bias in sports talent spotting and give equal opportunity?

Sumeet Arora, Chief Development Officer at ThoughtSpot, and Benn Stancil, formerly the Chief Technology Officer at Mode (and now ThoughtSpot) join us to discuss the merger of their two businesses. Why is there a match, how has it worked? On top of that what are the founder learnings for Benn, who’s successfully sold his business.
 
Would you share the digital print of your iris? Kenya thinks you shouldn’t. Find out more here:
https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/2/23817147/kenya-worldcoin-suspended-sam-altman-eyeball-scanning

What makes a merger successful?

Gonçalo Gaiolas, the new Chief Product Officer at SoSafe joins us to talk about his approach to product development. He also sets out his belief that Europe is the perfect environment to build meaningful technology organizations.

We're heading to Berlin of IFA. Here is The Verge with a take on what to expect: https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/26/23844529/smart-home-matter-ifa-2023-tech-show 

Whilst we've got you please add your voice to our Digital Leadership Report, and unlock your own peer bench-marking report. Click on the following link: https://nashsquared.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4HrZQkkT863RHKK?source=TechTalks

Gonçalo helps us to understand the power of “the human firewall”

On today's show Ariel Poler, co-founder of Reveri Health, talks to us about the power of self-hypnosis. Forget long-term investment, the techniques Ariel discusses can provide short, quick wins for a number of health concerns.

Would you give it a go?

Technology brings hypnosis to the palm of your hand

SigmaOS is a whole new browser experience, making it easier for you to be fast and better at what you do on the Internet. Or that's the claim by founder and CEO Mahyad Ghassemibouyaghchi. Picked byY Combinator as 'Product of the Month' are you convinced?

Also, 'Amazon for Kids' launches a conversation Gen-AI aimed at children. Excited, concerned? It's fair to say David and Amber need convincing.

Is this the team building the new 'home' of the internet?

Today we are joined by Former BBC Presenter and Founder of 'The Brilliant Communicator' Nima Abu-Wardeh, to find out how to say what you want and be heard!

Nima teaches how to communicate efficiently, raise your profile, and be seen, and is helping those searching for work but also founders create a presence and go from chase to chosen! 

Find out more about how Nima can help you by signing up to her weekly newsletter, https://www.finding-nima.com/newsletter.

How to stop the 'ego-fest' and say what you want and be heard.

Felix Atkin (CEO and founder of Sharesy) joins the podcast to talk about building a platform that allows community spaces across London take bookings, revitalizing their use. It's an impact startup inspired by the want to do good, and the work of previous 'Tech Talks' alumni such as Tessa Clarke.

Also on today's show, a new feature, the 'Friday News Flash'. Cathy White draws our attention to crisis at Devternity. The whole article is at: https://www.404media.co/devternity-fake-speakers-eduard-sizovs/

Lastly you might notice some new music on the show. We've partnered with the amazing Lemzi (more on this in a few episodes). Give him a follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5TACkrIqhdLJmX1TcjpDKu?si=K1qaPSv0S_2heRilEKp2DQ

We discover how tech is giving new life to local community spaces.

On today's show we welcome David Wong, Chief Product Officer at Thomson Reuters, to the podcast. Thomson Reuters have a report exploring AI and productivity. Productivity has been on the lips of so many in the industry since the Pandemic, but what does the data actually say?

We talk about the report at length, but download it here for yourself: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/campaigns/future-of-professionals.html

You might notice some new music on the show. We've partnered with the amazing Lemzi (more on this in a few episodes). Give him a follow on Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/5TACkrIqh…v0S_2heRilEKp2DQ

What does GenAI really mean for the future of professionals?

We know there is a climate crisis, but what can we do? 

Joel Tasche (founder and co-CEO of Cleanhub) took matters into his own hands, and here talks about Cleanhub's mission and the circular economy. 

We're also talking about the importance of storytelling as a founder: https://www.forbes.com/sites/abdoriani/2022/10/24/storytelling-tips-for-founder-from-the-science-of-storytelling-by-will-storr/?sh=18860eb5783e

We're drowning in plastic, so how can technology help?

45% of women are leaving within the first 8 years of their career. How can we stop that and celebrate women? Sarah Persov, Engineering Team Lead at Dojo, talks about championing women in technology and her career, and why her advice for her boss is refreshingly direct.

Also on the show we chat to the artist behind out sound, Lemzi. Check out his music and shows on his website: https://www.lemzi.com/

Sarah's message is simple, "Don't be a dick".

Web Summit was all about AI… yes. But more than that; it was how technology is continually being used to push boundaries and democratize services and information. Here are two more examples concerning mental health and impact investment! Helping shine a light on these topics are Tom Winterton, Head of Platform at Invest Engine, and Michel Valstar, CEO of BlueSkyeye AI.

Also on the show we're chatting about the most searched Google searches! Thanks to Calum Warren-Piper at PHA for drawing attention to this article: https://www.semafor.com/article/12/11/2023/googles-year-in-search-results-revealed

The music on Tech Talks is by London artist Lemzi. Check out his music and store at www.lemzi.com

A month on, we look back to our conversations at Web Summit

Steve Salvin (Chief Executive at Aiimi) has been helping organisations make sense of their data for a long time. Whilst the terms are new, the processes aren't necessarily. So amongst experimentation, and some banning AI, what actually comes next, and who should be steering the direction of your business?

Also on today's show we have a chat about an article on Unleash (by Lucy Buchholz) about a study which suggests 18% of North American employees are considering leaving their role in 2024: https://www.unleash.ai/company-culture/18-of-american-employees-are-considering-leaving-their-current-roles-in-2024/

The music on Tech Talks is by London artist Lemzi. Check out his music and store at www.lemzi.com

"In 5-7 years, 70% of business activities will be done by GenAI": Are you ready?

Suki Fuller was recently named the most influential woman in UK technology by Computer Weekly. What's got Suki to this point in her career, and who or what were her inspirations? How is she trying to help the next generation of industry leaders?

Also on today's episode we hear from Richard Davies, UK Managing Director at Netcompany. He's keen other leads pay attention to the lessons to be learned from the IT failures at the BBC: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-67503126

The music on Tech Talks is by London artist Lemzi. Check out his music and store at www.lemzi.com

Introducing the UK's most influential women in tech… Suki Fuller

As a society we need to do better than digging up fossil fuels, and consumers should make better choices. But how does a company take that belief and turn it into a profitable enterprise? This Boxing Day we catch up with Satnam Surae, PhD, CTO and co-founder at Twig and ask about their path to success.

The music on Tech Talks is by London artist Lemzi. Check out his music and store at www.lemzi.com

The algorithm mightier than the pipette: is technology changing science?

Griffin Parry is CEO and founder of M3ter, a business powering every variation of usage-based pricing for companies at all stages of growth. 

He has already built and successfully exited one startup, and he's doing it all over again. What did he do last time that he won't this time around? What lessons are there for other entrepreneurs?

On the show David is also joined by 'Tech Talks Daily' host Neil C. Hughes, freelance journalist and industry commentator.

The music on Tech Talks is by London artist Lemzi. Check out his music and store at www.lemzi.com

What does it take to successfully exit?

Happy New Year! Is it new year, new you? 

Today we chat to Everyrun founder Alona Lashchenko, who's built a platform that's a running community that she hopes will tackle loneliness and obesity. That's despite having to leave Ukraine and relocate in Oxford.

Well here on the podcast it's new year, same content. We hope you enjoy the show in 2024 and thanks for listening! The music on Tech Talks is by London artist Lemzi. Check out his music and store at www.lemzi.com

It's the new year, could tackling health and your mental health be one of your resolutions?

This episode covers regulation, robots, driverless cars, and asks if the tech community only develops and designs for itself. The second part (and feature interview) in the show is with Jordan. He is running Dell's first global startup in residence - Fantoo. His journey is a fascinating listen and great addition to the series!

Tech Talks ft Jordan Fantaay

Go beyond banking with Revolut! This week's episode features the banking app offering "full stack" financial solutions. Edward describes why he joined the business and what's driving it forward.

Tech Talks with Edward Cooper from Revolut

Ras Shah is a Director and the Chief Revenue Officer at OKRA Technologies. OKRA are on a mission to save and improve human lives, by creating the world’s most trustworthy AI analytics engine for healthcare. We discuss the challenges in realising that mission, and how best to work with much larger partners. 

In part two Dave and Jack discuss Squad, the app that allows you to be alone, together…
https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/17/squad-screenshare/ 

Whilst you’re here, head over to www.audible.co.uk/techtalks for your free month-trial and start your year with a great listening experience!

Episode 167 with Rasim Shah, Chief Revenue Officer at OKRA Technologies

Oxbotica is a spin-out from Oxford University’s acclaimed Mobile Robotics Group, and the business specialises in mobile autonomy. At the time of recording Graeme was CEO, however he is now the SVP of External Affairs; a critical role given the stage and state of development in this sector. We chat about where the tech is at, and what changes need to happen in infrastructure and regulation to make autonomous vehicles common-place.

Episode 204 with Dr Graeme Smith, SVP External Affairs at Oxbotica

Jason is CEO of Luminance, the market-leading artificial intelligence platform for the legal industry. We chat about how businesses need to pivot, redefine what efficiency means, and embrace the new world we live in. Why? Because this is normal, and we're not going back.

Jason Brennan, CEO of Luminance, thinks legal is beyond the point of return.

Today we're talking to Nova's Chief Growth Officer Olivia. We're chatting about the effect of Covid on startups, their founders, strategy and funding... all beyond the bubble of London. We're on Merseyside to see how the tech landscape is evolving as 2020 progresses!

Olivia Greenberg, Chief Growth Officer at Nova, on challenges for entrepreneurs in 2020.

Tech Talks - The podcast that unravels the minds of tech leaders. Join us as we delve deep into the startup stories, financing, growth, innovation, and cultural transformations that drive the tech industry with host, David Savage.

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