Jason Goodall is leading a 50,000 strong organisation that's only a year old. In the show today we discover why a startup mentality is helping his team build something new, and why tech can embrace the post-Covid society to drive positive transformation.

Jay Richard’s shares his startup story on today’s podcast. He is the founder of DivInc, a business creating pathways into business for GenZ. There is great insight into the entrepreneurial mindset and how pivoting can help a company as it evolves.

Is Britain ready to go cashless? Today’s guest is the CEO of Judopay, Jeremy Nicholds. We’re chatting about fintech and more importantly the future of payments. Jeremy has pledged to go cashless for 2019; find out if that’s a challenge and what issues he’s run into!

Jeremy has 20 years development experience in Tier-1 financial institutions, but was lured to Growth Street to build something new, and in the style he saw best. As an early-adopter of new tech he is at the forefront on disruption in the financial sector.

Our first guest of 2019 is Jillian Kowalchuk, the inspirational founder of Safe & The City. What is Safe & The City? Best put it’s Waze for pedestrians, helping track real time data as you walk, making every walk count. It’s a platform tying into local authorities and public services ensuring people are smarter and safer whilst on foot.

Jim joins the podcast to talk about data, and explain why a culture of data has to be embraced by all. Having a VP Data fighting battles and knocking on doors would lead to success... you have to take a leap of faith!

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Jo has 16 years' experience is digital product management and development, with an expertise in product strategy. Here she talks about how product development changes from environment to environment and what the future of product might be.

Jody joined The VPS Group in November 2019 as Global IT Director. In this most challenging of years, we find out how she tackled the role, and why tech is able to push and challenge the business successfully.

Joe Griston joins the show to tell us how he grew a company to 850 staff in stealth mode, how Arrival became one of the most successful company on LinkedIn whilst doing the opposite of what they were told, and why they've ripped up job specs! If you're in recruitment, or the talent industry, today's show will challenge your views on how you bring talent into your business and retain people.

John joins the podcast following Edith's appearance on Tuesday. In a week we fast-forward 6 weeks. So what was the same organisation thinking towards the end of the summer, and what does the future look like?

This week Johnny Hugill (Lead Researcher at PUBLIC) is our guest, and we’re wading into the waters surrounding Brexit. Trading waters at our ports that is! Whatever your view on Brexit, tradetech is a growing industry offering huge opportunity to British startups. We discuss the tech, the role of central government, and have some tips for entrepreneurs.

Legl are bringing a modern tech-driven approach to the legal sector, an area where a huge amount of friction exists between the customer and industry. Jonathan describes Legl's approach, the challenges face, which sectors they're learning from, and where the 'product mindset' might be nurtured!

Jonathan is responsible for all technological and product management activities at PensionBee. Jonathan started his career at British Telecom and worked with a variety of startups prior to joining PensionBee, accumulating a wide range of technical experience through his digital consultancy, Penrose. Jonathan holds an MSci in Experimental and Theoretical Physics from Cambridge University.

In today's episode of the podcast Jonathan discusses how agile can be approached to ensure it communicates with the business (using ever shorter cycles), and what makes a good engineer. He also invites you to join SaleCycle!

We are talking to Jonathan Richards CEO and cofounder of breatheHR; a saas platform built to create effortless people admin. 40% of time in a small business is taken up by employee administration and that’s a problem worth fixing! Jonathan talks about scaling the business and the secrets behind a positive culture: cake.

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!

Today’s podcast is a bumper episode. Jovi is our main guest, joining us to chat about Malwarebytes and how to protect your organisation from attack. Are your executive team your Achilles heel? Also on the show David Brear (CEO of 11:FS) joins us to share his views on the state of fintech in London (and beyond), and what would-be podcasters should keep in mind.

Unicorns are mythical creatures. With our growing obsession of success and status, it pays to remember that not everyone can be a unicorn. We chat about failure, lessons, purpose hangover, the evolution of business, and how you have to find your true self, and bring that to the world of work with Julie Fedele.

Julie is Director of Business Development, working across the health industry. She gives amazing insight into healthtech, and how that market is adapting to innovative products and their relative successes and challenges at wider adoption.

Juliet joined NHS England for very personal reasons following a successful career in top media firms such as News UK, Top Right Group and EMAP. No she is reasonable for helping users of the NHS have a better relationship with clinical staff via technology.

June has a young family, and wanted to keep her skills relevant during her period out of work. It was that thought that lead to Mums In Technology, a means by which mums can learn coding skills, and up skill whilst on maternity leave with the help of industry experts. She shares her story here.

Do you get nervous about putting your hand up to ask a question at an event? Plenty of us do. Over the past 6 years Slido have worked to improve the experience, of the audience and speaker, at events and conferences. On today's show Juraj talks us through how they've achieved that (having joined the business in its early days), and where event tech is going.

On the show today we chat with Karsten, the COO of UKCloud. Karsten was a deeply technical professional who has pivoted his career to focus on customer service and culture. In this interview we’re exploring how he’s implementing a customer centric culture at UKCloud and helping the business go through a period of rapid growth.

Kate spent 15 years working for large, international brands before deciding to help more customers come up with the ideas to grow their business. She's the former Digital Director of Consumer Products at L'Oreal and has expertise in what digital is and means.

What is transhumanism? Enhancing the human experience via technology. Why should we care about transhumanism? Regulation is a huge topic that we often discuss. Transhumanism is theoretical but forces us to think about ethics and the challenges faced by society in a new light, with technology playing a key role. It takes arguments to the extremes. To help us through this slightly ‘out-there’ debate we welcome Kate Levchuk to the show. Kate is a Forbes contributor, conference host and speaker, and runs the website www.kategoestech.com

Kate Ward joins us to talk about her role at Refinery29; the global media and entertainment company focused on celebrating women, their diverse voices and experiences. We discuss purpose, what on the agenda for Refinery29 and how to appeal to women across different platforms and geographies.

Dave is still living the dream on a beach… fear not, Jack and Josie return! On this edition of Thursday’s show, Dave chats to Katie Mills – Founder of State Zero Labs, the world's first dedicated Blockchain Lab for Startups. The ensuing discussion is then all around the history and hype of Blockchain and the importance of people truly understanding the market they embark in. We also discuss Katie’s point around the ongoing issues around the segregation of ‘women in tech’ at events.

Katy is UK Country Manager of Drivy, a business who want to give you a car, without having a car! Drivy gives user access to nearby vehicles using just their smartphone. We talked to them a few days before the launch of London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone. This is not universally popular, but anything aimed at getting cars off the road and improving air quality in the capital is (in our eyes) a hugely positive step. Drive to the heart of this topical debate and find out how Drivy are aiming to create a flexible platform fit for the 21st century.

An internationally recognised expert in the fields of lung transplantation and pulmonary vascular disease, Keith was appointed as the NHS's first CCIO In July 2016. In his new role, he is overseeing the implementation of the national digital agenda for health IT. He is committed to ensuring patients receive high quality, safe care in a sustainable system construct, through the digital transformation of the National Health Service.