Grzegorz talks to us about the need to reject traditional approaches, learn to fail, move fast and scale. How do you do that? With trusted suppliers afforded autonomy. With the challenges thrown down in 2020 those relationships are key to success.

Thriva.co are on a mission to give simple and affordable tools to people to help understand and track their internal health data, because better decisions start with better data. Here Hamish talks about their journey and approaching health as an industry outsider.

Our first show during London Tech Week is a dive into cyber with dxw cyber CEO Harry Metcalfe. We’re talking about the challenges facing organisations and how many organisations lack the skills to protect themselves. Harry also shares his insight as a founder and CEO, telling the podcast what lessons he’s learnt along the way.

This show features the werkin CEO and founder, Hayley Sudbury. Werkin (www.getwerkin.com) is a mobile app for business which helps you create, track and activate career development programmes for your people. We chat about the gender pay gap, how to effectively mentor staff, and building culture.

Helene's business thinks the current medical system is outdated. They are taking data from wearable devices to provide insight; as they say at Wild... never be ill again, by living smarter. This pod features her story and insight on the startup journey.

Hephzi describes how her company, Equality Group, are raising diversity and breaking down bias in the businesses they work with. We also learn that there are more CEOs called Dave and Steve than women and minority groups. Clearly there is plenty of work to do!

Karma are tackling food sustainability by making sure that food that would be thrown away is made available to consumers at a reduced price. This has led to millions of meals being saved, and a growing business helping customers and the environment. We chat to Hjalmar, CEO and cofounder, and discuss his background, the journey and what’s next!

Holly is looking to change perceptions of careers in stem. She's hoping to show women that they can thrive, that engineers can be sociable and creative, and encourage more to follow her. Via Instagram Holly is reaching over 17k people. Here she describes what she means by "Her Hello Moment".

Hugh is a Cyber Expert and CISO at BT Defence. Before joining BT he spent 12 years in the Royal Navy as a commissioned Engineering Officer. As a cyber defence and information security specialist he shares his views on attitudes to cyber in the enterprise sector, how the c-suite needs to work with infosec teams, and what learnings there are for the startup sector.

Our guest today is Hugo, CEO and co-founder of LGO Markets. LGO is building and operating the first compliant and transparent cryptocurrency platform designed for institutional investors. We ask how they’re building trust as a new name, in the market using bleeding-edge text?

Today’s show welcomes both co-founders of Koala, Hui Wang and Stuart Megarry. They are on a mission to fundamentally change how travel is booked and experienced. They aim to match solo travellers and provide the unique trips and experiences. We chat about how tech can improve travel and how the business grew out of a personal challenge.

Hung is passionate about making recruitment better for people and business. He has created a service for matching tech talent and is a technologist disrupting the industry.

Hussein is Managing Partner of Hoxton Ventures, and meets thousands of companies a year seeking investment. This talk is therefore a chance to understand what Hoxton Ventures are looking for, and how they go about determining whether to invest of not. A must listen for all entrepreneurs!

Ian Broom, CEO and Founder of Fliplet is our guest on this edition of the show. Fliplet is an app development platform, with the goal of making enterprise apps easier and more cost effective for companies to build and maintain. Since launch the product has already been used to develop apps for Marriott, Sky and Deloitte.

Ian Nolan is the Chief Content Officer of Dugout Limited, a platform bringing football fans content from their favourite players and clubs in one place. Previously Ian was Head of Sports at Yahoo!. Ian, who is also a mentor at Apps for Good and Media Trust, brings his understanding of content and story to the podcast to show how Dugout are tackling the football market.

Ian was a Stanford student with a passion. Looking to better understand a games portal engineer, he accidentally co-founded a games design studio with a difference, Now 1047 Games is over 25 strong and building a community of loyal fans.

Happy Monday! On today's show, Dave is talking to Ian Tickle, General Manager EMEA at Domo. The mobile, cloud-based operating system that unifies every component of your business and delivers it all, right on your phone. They discuss the consistency of data and how Domo can bring a clear vision to your business. Then, Jack and Josie put the world to right on drones! They look at why pizza may never be delivered by drone and how the beloved bumblebee could be wearing backpacks to replace drones.

Ian is the CTO of GL Education, a North-East based EdTech business. We talk about why the industry resonated with him, and how data can unlock a whole new approach to education that not only helps teachers, but helps better understand students as a whole.

Ian Watt is the Chief Product Officer at Tellimer, a Fintech platform for emerging markets investment research, data, and news. today he's talking about his role in building a new business out of another organisation, and how he created a new culture as well as a new tech stack.

On our show today Ingrid Pope talks to us about de-cluttering our minds, coaching and taking the stress off leaders in tech. How much time do you take to slow down, or does the always on culture overwhelm you? Do the stories you tell yourself undermine your confidence. Join Dave, and guest host Mario Michaels, as the pod takes a trip to Manchester!

Jacey describes how Giacom have used marketing to become Yorkshire's fast growing business. But what does that mean after Covid has become such a catalyst for change? Does it matter where you, or your organisation is based?

This podcast episode talks to both Rainbird, an AI-powered cognitive reasoning engine, and Aigen, an AI-consultancy delivering technology-agnostic solutions and thought leadership. Both James' provide a view on what AI actually can do for businesses here and now.

Hastee is a fintech business that allows workers to receive their pay immediately; whenever and wherever they want. This helps enhance choice and financial wellbeing through technology. James talks about how he's built and scaled the business, and how it's been used by it's customers.

Notbinary CEO James is our guest on this episode, describing how they are turning organisations into modern digital businesses. Trusted by government, education, finance and industry to design and implement digital change programs, they exploit the efficiencies and opportunities of digital technology, business models and methods. Where does James see the biggest challenge? A lack of leadership.

James is a tech leader who has led the development of a number of applications and the GOV.UK platform. This work has been described as the "default for how government should approach online efforts".

Jameson, Cypherpunk CTO and co-founder of Casa, today tells us why this hyper-cycle is different, it isn't being driven by retail. As more institutions buy bitcoin we ask why, and what it means for me and you.

Jan and Jake are the guests on today's podcast, and they are the CTO and CEO of Labstep. Labstep is a company tackling the major issues faced by researchers around reproducibility of results. Over half of all scientific results published cannot be reproduced. They capture real-time scientific process data to all researchers to replicate their findings.

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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.

On today’s show we’re joined by Jason Dormieux, Global CTO at Wavemaker; except he’s a CTO with a difference, because the ‘T’ is for transformation. We chat about how the products you build change your own organisation, how sometimes incremental steps aren’t enough, and query if data is sexy or not.