Our second live event was attended by 56 leaders from across the tech sector, all brought together to discuss how partnerships are best found, and nurtured. Technology has disrupted the whole partnership ecosystem. I hope you enjoy the discussion and it tempts you to come to our next leadership meetup!

We celebrated our 200th episode with a live show! This is the record, made at White City Place on the 9th of May. Thanks to everyone who attended, and thank-you to Wui, Helene, Kate and Avril for being so much fun to share a stage with!

Today’s show was recorded at TechHub London on the 22nd of August. The focus of our conversation was culture. How are leaders affected? How do you grow in a sustainable way? How do you protect the mental health of your teams? Julie Fedele, Jonathan Lister Parsons and Dr Anas Nader join us to talk through those points and more!

On the 21st of November we sat down with a panel of four experts to discuss continuous learning and the skills needed to be successful in the modern tech sector. Joining me for the chat were Dee Saigal (CEO, Erase All Kittens), Dina Bayasanova (Founder, PitchMe.co), Callum Goodwilliam (Senior Programme Manager, GA) and Abbas Moledina (Co-founder, YouMakr). The recording is a little unclear but there is plenty of great insight! Join us at our next event in the New Year!

Unbound celebrates innovation, and we were lucky enough to be at this year's London conference. This episode of the podcast is a mashup of interviews with attendees, speakers and exhibitors from the first day of the event!

Unbound celebrates innovation, and we were lucky enough to be at this year's London conference. This episode of the podcast is a mashup of interviews with attendees, speakers and exhibitors from the second day of the event!

I am at Web Summit, talking to leaders, speakers, founders, attendees… finding out why 70,000 people have made the trip to Lisbon, what they’re interested in, and what trends are emerging from the biggest tech gathering of the year.

On the 19th June we attended the CIO Watercooler LIVE at the Merchant Taylors' Hall as the event podcast partner. We spent the day roaming around the venue getting the thoughts of guests and speakers, covering skills, training, AI, culture and the direction of travel of the whole sector. Thanks to everyone who took time out of the day to talk to us, and thanks to the CIO Watercooler!

We attended the CIOWatercoolerLIVE in Leeds this autumn, capturing five interviews with speakers, and conference delegates. It was an amazing opportunity to hear the views of technology leaders beyond the London bubble. Key to the day was collaborating, making sure that the north has a voice. Thanks to everyone who spoke to us on the day!

This episode is made up of five recordings made at OpenActive. Stewarded by the Open Data Institute (ODI), this is a growing community of sport and physical activity organisations and individuals. They work collaboratively as a sector to open up data about physical activity opportunities. On this show Sport England help set the scene before we talk to Sweat and Sound, Train as One, Onigo, GoSweat and iPrescribe.

Ted Nash is an entrepreneur who has been creating online companies from the age of 12. He became the first teenager in the world to achieve 1,000,000 App Store downloads and recently was named by Forbes as one of the top 30 under 30. His insight into products and the tech market are truly enlightening

Tessa Clarke is a returning guest! OLIO first appeared on Tech Talks a number of years ago and now have millions of users. However around 8.4 million people are living in food poverty. So what can you do to help tackle this issue and ensure food does not go to waste?

Today’s show focused on tackling the problem of food waste. OLIO connects neighbours and communities so that surplus food can be shared. Co-founder Tessa Clarke joins us to chat about the origins of their business, and a radical, retro approach to marketing many founders are overlooking!

Marketing and brand are so important to a startup’s success; but many founders haven’t worked in branding or content before! So how do you build a brand, and what represents ‘best practise’ in such a fluid discipline. Today we chat to The Startup Van cofounder Mark and Graham. In 3 years they’ve built a brand by taking risks, and listening to their audience. Here are their thoughts on content and some of the lessons they’ve learnt on the road to success!

This show focuses on insight from leaders in technology, but leaders aren’t always senior. Thea was nominated as a rising star of the industry last year and we’re talking to her to find out how she entered the tech sector, and what he advice would be to others following in her footsteps.

In today's London Tech Week special we talk to Richard Goold. He heads up EY’s Global Tech Law team and the UK & Ireland Fast Growth team, working with tech start ups and scales ups. Also in today's show we talk about the announcement that the Tier 2 visa cap for doctors and nurses is being relaxed, and why that's good for tech!

Tim Groot is Co-founder and CEO at Grip, an artificial intelligence powered event networking solution that helps professionals to achieve their maximum networking potential at events. He is also looking at how companies can use data and AI to address that talent needs. Networking and community build remain a challenge for many and Grip’s approach show how new technology can be applied in an innovative way.

Today we’re talking to Tom Butterworth, the Managing Director of Silicon Valley Bank’s Early Stage Practice. We’re chatting about the challenges faced by their clients, what technology needs to do to widen the talent pool, and how to engage with the VC community.

Tom is co-founder and CEO of Idealflatmate, a firm looking to change the way you find a housemate through the use of data! We've all had nightmare flatmates so I'm sure it is an experience we all appreciate could do with some disruption.

Tom is building an impact investment app that answers the question; what is my money actually doing? By using the tickr platform you know you’re supporting businesses that are making a positive impact on society. Find out how tickr are embracing a new community of investors, and why he’d love to see a fintech community grow in the North West of England.

Tom is the leader of of 350 software engineers split across more than 30 agile development teams. His organisations remit covers development, data science, machine learning and testing. Here we chat about his role helping Sainsbury's Argos provide a better experience for customers via technology.

Today’s show features Tom Wood, CEO of Cazana as our guest interview. Cazana provides vehicle data, valuations and audience for the future of mobility via big data and predictive analysis. Tom talks openly about the decisions he’s made building the business, how they’ve adapted the hiring process, and secured funding.

Tom is CEO of Yavli, a digital advertising platform that helps marketers reach and connect with their target audiences through content recommendations. Tom left a career in investment management to help grow the startup with close friends, and his experience sheds light on the thought process everyone leaving a career for an idea goes through.

Residently uses tech to provide a seamless, digital, renting experience, Housing-As-A-Service if you will! We chat to their CCO Trevor, discussing proptech, culture and what customers expect and how that drives their business.

Kluster accelerates the sales process, driving predictable revenue through the use of analytics. In this London Tech Week special Dan (CEO) talks us through the platform, how they are helping sales organisations and how data can unlock business benefits in traditional markets.

Val describes her experience of the first virtual CES; what was missing, what were the advantages? What was it like launching a product in a virtual world and did she experience FOMO? We also dive into LiveArea and question the need for an app for everything.

Vanessa is an award-winning maths student at Imperial, as well as the founder of two communities focused on fixing the education and pipeline of education in STEM. Why is she doing all this as a student? Because no-one else is! She has fears about tech and finds it daunting, but her attitude and the impact she's having is a huge source of inspiration.

We welcome Vanessa, MD and founder of WeAreTheCity to the podcast. WeAreTheCity provides free resources and personal development advice to women who are actively seeking to grow their careers. We talk about Vanessa’s career as well as the power of communities to solve big problems.

Are you sure the money you donate to charity goes to the causes you intended? Veronica wasn’t and founded EnlightAID as a consequence. The business incorporates blockchain, and a global business spanning half the planet. Find out more about their story on the pod today.

Our featured guest in this episode is Vicki Hearn, who leads the UK's leading funder of tech for good projects, initiating programmes that use digital technology creatively to tackle significant social challenges. Before that interview we chat about crypto-currency which has been in the news this weekend.