What skills are sought in the digital sector globally today? We hear from Jynn Goh the Executive Director of Russell Reynolds based in Singapore. An alumnus of Cambridge University, Jynn talks about agility, leadership, and C-suite recruitment as the technology sector evolves at great speed. She talks about the banking sector, the customer experience as well as the need for change and personal review during any career journey.

A start up story in the Indian logistics sector as Blowhorn was established by Mithun Srivatsa (MBA 2011). Starting out employed by a large shipping company and now running his own delivery and logistics enterprise, developing fast as India grows. From conflict management to crisis systems and the wide range of skills needed to be an entrepreneur in this fast paced sector.

Dickson Ma, Deputy Director of Business Development of AlipayHK, based in Hong Kong, talks about his career in the entertainment industry and how he has now transitioned to the FinTech sector in the cashless digitized payments industry. Dickson Ma also talks about his time and the connections he made on the Cambridge MBA 2011.

From call centre to apps, using an army of two wheeled SMEs across Indonesia and into SE Asia. Chief Human Resources Officer, Monica Oudang talks about her career journey and working with a staff of over 3500 at GOJEK. Social impact, technology and speed are the reason for the foundation of the IT, distribution and services company.

Nanna Saito Nielsen talks about her career journey from Cambridge MBA(MBA 2011) to Director of Banking Operations at GoCardless, as well as her start up journey with both drone technology and across the Fintech sector, travelling and transforming her career from the US to London,UK. Nanna also looks at the gender balance in the fintech and technology sectors, both traditionally less populated by women and the 'Growing Women Initiative' at GoCardless.

The joint Founders of the UK based Brand Experience Agency, Hot Pickle talk about their start up journey, entrepreneurship, user experiences, branding, and the retail experience, as well as Marmite and their favourite barbers! Rupert Pick and Patrick Hammond both Cambridge MBA(2008) take you on their career journey.

Smrithi Ravichandran talks about her leadership role at Flipkart, a fledgling e-commerce company that was then sold to Walmart for a staggering 22 billion dollars. From scaling and global expansion, Smrithi talks about market segmentation, customer and data knowledge and research, as well as development and innovation across the company as a whole; and the creation of the now extremely well established Big Billion Day across India.

Mat Mildenhall (MBA 1997)talks about leadership and strategy across the advertising and creative industries, tracking the advent and history of global marketing and brands through to today's specific data driven mass precision marketing and individual advertising targeting. Career advice and insights from a long personal history across this globally expanding and continually developing industry sector.

Per von Zelowitz (MBA 1991) shares his insights into the Venture Capital sector, the startup sector and working in wireless, across Sweden, New York and now based with PwC.

Ashwini Anburajan (MBA 2009) talks about raising capital and funding through ICOs and other crypto and non traditional mechanisms from her company 22xFund, a start up based in New York. Inclusion, collaboration and invention across the venture capital landscape, specifically from a female entrepreneur and founders perspective.