James Parton chats with Benjamin Storey of Barclays, discussing the announcement that Barclays Eagle Labs will open at The Bradfield Centre.

Ahead of the launch of an exciting new Podcast on this feed, Adelina returns to join James in reflecting back over the past 2 years of the show, and Carl Homer - the shows producer - also makes a guest appearance on the microphone. Stay subscribed to the feed as the new Podcast will appear in this feed soon. More news on that next week - stay tuned!

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James Parton chats with Benjamin Storey of Barclays, discussing the announcement that Barclays Eagle Labs will open at The Bradfield Centre.

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James meets Bruce Beckloff, Co-Founder and CEO, Bloc Ventures and discusses Bruce's career background, the focus of Bloc Ventures, and the current state of venture and start up funding.

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As part of the celebrations marking the 5th anniversary of The Bradfield Centre opening, James chats to Rory Landman, the former Senior Bursar of Trinity College, Cambridge who was the key driving force behind the creation of The Bradfield Centre. We cover the origin of The Bradfield Centre, how the idea took shape, the design principles and objectives of the Centre, how the Bradfield fits in the city's innovation offer, outsourcing the operation of the Centre, and a look back at the highlights of the first 5 years of The Centre.

James chats to Hakim Yadi, CEO & Co-Founder, Closed Loop Medicine, a Cambridge Angels portfolio company. We cover Hakim's career path, the problem Closed Loop Medicine solves, building a team during COVID, and their plans for the future.

James chats to Jennifer Barnett, CEO at Monument Therapeutics, a Cambridge Angels portfolio company. We cover Jennifer's career path, the experience of spinning out from Cambridge Cognition, the problem Monument Therapeutics solves, managing a dispersed team, and their plans for the future.

In this episode, James chats to Joe the co-founder of The Marketing Meetup which has grown from a local Cambridge Meet up to a global community of 29,000 professionals. We learn about Joe's background, the origins of the meetup, his strategy for growth and what's next.

In the first show of 2022, James chats with Harriet Fear, Director of Cambridge&. We explore Harriet's career, the origins of Cambridge& and the services they provide. The Bradfield Centre is a supporting organisation of Cambridge&, and you can learn more here: https://cambridgeand.com

In the final episode of 2021 we chat to Rachel Drury from Collusion, a not for profit company, operating at the intersection of art, technology & human interaction to create cool projects with artists & communities.