Andrew Gaule (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava) speaks with Sivan Zamir (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sivan-sidney-zamir/), head of Xylem Innovation Labs, about her work in tackling the world’s water-related challenges through innovative technologies. See more information below.

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As a Fortune 500 company, Xylem is a leader in global water solutions, and under Sivan’s direction, the Innovation Labs are advancing initiatives that address climate-driven water issues, from scarcity to pollution and flood management. Sivan shares her journey from civil engineering to corporate innovation, highlighting her work with startups and the unique corporate incubator model at Xylem. Together, they explore how new technologies—such as AI for wastewater treatment design and satellite sensing for water quality—are changing the landscape of water management. Listeners gain insights into Xylem’s investment in partnerships, collaborative innovation, and the structural shifts necessary for creating a water-secure world. Join Andrew and Sivan for a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of technology, sustainability, and the urgent need for water-focused climate solutions.

Top Question & Answer Summaries:
Introduction to Xylem and its Purpose
Sivan introduces Xylem as a water technology leader with a global footprint. The company addresses diverse water-related challenges—from water sourcing and purification to distribution and infrastructure management—supporting industries, agriculture, and urban areas worldwide.

Focus on Water in Climate Change Discussions
Sivan explains the underrepresentation of water in climate tech investments, noting that only 3% of climate investments focus on water, despite its crucial role in climate resilience. Xylem’s Innovation Labs aim to bridge this gap and bring effective water solutions to the forefront.

Xylem Innovation Labs’ Approach to Partnering with Startups
Xylem’s incubator program focuses on integrating startup innovations with Xylem’s solutions by identifying market needs and creating a supportive environment where startups can thrive alongside corporate partners.

Team Diversity and Global Reach at Xylem
Sivan emphasizes the diversity in her team—gender, cultural, and academic backgrounds—which supports a global perspective and enables them to tackle a range of water issues more effectively.

Corporate and Startup Synergy in Innovation
Through Xylem’s Innovation Champions program, employees work with startups to enhance communication and bring an entrepreneurial mindset into the corporate culture, facilitating a successful flow of ideas and partnerships.

Impactful Technologies: AI and Satellite Sensing
Examples like EO Map’s satellite sensing and Transcend’s AI-driven wastewater treatment designs illustrate the lab’s work. These innovations bring new efficiencies to water management, highlighting Xylem’s focus on tech-driven solutions.

Lily Elsner, (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lelsner/) CEO of Jack Fertility (https://www.jackfertility.co.uk), talks with Andrew Gaule (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava) about transforming male fertility healthcare with discreet at-home testing kits. Discover how the Oxford based venture, Jack Fertility is breaking barriers in reproductive health and making testing accessible for everyone.
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In this engaging episode, Andrew Gaule sits down with Lily Elsner, the CEO and Co-Founder of Jack Fertility, a pioneering startup focused on transforming male fertility healthcare. From her background in biotech and her experience in the University of Oxford's AI network, Lily shares insights on the inspiration behind Jack Fertility—a service designed to simplify male fertility testing with at-home kits. With male infertility responsible for nearly half of infertility cases, Lily discusses the stigmatized nature of male reproductive health and the need for accessible solutions. Jack Fertility’s discreet, at-home sperm testing kits allow men to bypass traditional clinical barriers, with user-friendly testing backed by innovative technology. Lily also discusses the regulatory and consumer landscape, her entrepreneurial journey, and the startup's roadmap for growth. In a space where female fertility solutions have long dominated, Jack Fertility aims to close a critical healthcare gap and promote proactive approaches to reproductive health. This episode delves into the intersections of technology, science, and social change, with Lily’s insights providing a glimpse into the future of male reproductive care.

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Mary shares her experience building Learning Pool, an online learning business she co-founded in 2006, and reflects on the challenges she faced as a female founder. After bootstrapping the business to a £10 million turnover, she successfully exited in 2014.

Mary transitioned into angel investing shortly after her exit and now focuses on supporting female-led businesses through her involvement in AwakenHub (https://www.awakenhub.com) and AwakenAngels (https://www.awakenangelshq.com). These initiatives aim to create a more inclusive investment ecosystem by bringing more women into angel investing and supporting early-stage businesses. Throughout the conversation, Mary emphasizes the importance of building a values-driven business, the need for diversity in investment, and her belief that empowering women entrepreneurs can drive positive change.

In addition to supporting women entrepreneurs, Andrew Gaule introduces UpStarts4StartUps (http://upstarts4startups.com), a program he created to encourage entrepreneurship among young people. The program allows children to develop business skills by creating and selling products, fostering early creativity and entrepreneurial thinking. Mary enthusiastically supports Andrew's initiative, aligning it with her own mission to promote entrepreneurship, particularly for young women.
The interview offers valuable lessons on resilience, leadership, and the evolving landscape of entrepreneurship and angel investing.

Q: What is your entrepreneurial background?
A: Mary McKenna founded Learning Pool in 2006, bootstrapping it to a £10 million turnover before exiting in 2014. The company grew through acquisitions and was later sold post-COVID.

Q: What were the challenges you faced as a female founder?
A: Mary highlighted the difficulty of securing investment as a female founder in tech nearly 20 years ago, which led her to bootstrap the business.

Q: What lessons did you learn from building a business?
A: Mary emphasized the importance of building a strong team and establishing values early, noting that maintaining company culture becomes harder as a business scales.

Q: How did you transition into angel investing?
A: After her exit, Mary began angel investing. She learned the importance of due diligence and joined syndicates to better evaluate opportunities.

Q: What is AwakenHub and AwakenAngels?
A: AwakenHub supports women founders, while AwakenAngels is a syndicate aimed at increasing women’s involvement in investing and business.

Q: What do you look for in businesses you invest in?
A: Mary focuses on female-led, tech-for-good, and early-stage companies with high growth potential where she can add value.

Q: What advice do you have for new entrepreneurs?
A: Define your values early and stick by them, while building a strong team from the start.

Q: How do you approach diversity in investing?
A: Mary advocates for more women in angel investing and stresses the importance of diversity in business.

Q: What are the challenges female founders face in the investment space?
A: Female founders receive only 2% of VC funding. Mary believes more female investors can help close this gap.

Q: What are your thoughts on the future of entrepreneurship?
A: Mary is optimistic about the future, particularly for women, but stresses the need for continued support and access to investment.

In this insightful conversation, Andrew Gaule (www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-6a7120), a seasoned corporate venturing expert, sits down with Gina Domanig (https://www.linkedin.com/in/gina-domanig/), the co-founder of Emerald Tech Ventures, a trailblazing venture capital firm dedicated to climate tech and industrial solutions. Emerald has been at the forefront of this space for nearly 25 years, investing in early-stage companies that are addressing sustainability challenges and driving innovation in sectors like energy, water, materials, and more. More details and outline below. 

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Gina shares the genesis of Emerald, born from her hypothesis that sustainability trends would profoundly impact industrial sectors, creating new opportunities and challenges. Today, with over $700 million in active funds and mandates, Emerald's unique model involves partnering with over 50 industrial corporations as limited partners, aligning their strategic interests with financial returns.
The conversation delves into the intricate dynamics of corporate venturing, exploring the purpose, process, people, and performance metrics that shape this ecosystem. Gina offers invaluable insights into navigating the complexities of deal flow, due diligence, syndication, and the critical role of building strong relationships with partners, including other funds, research institutions, and investment banks.

Here are 5 key topics from the podcast interview:

Purpose and Strategic Objectives of Corporate Venturing

Venture Fund Process and Deal Dynamics

People, Relationships, and Governance

Ecosystem Collaboration and Partnerships

Performance Measurement and Cultural Impact

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"Navigating the AI Revolution" - In this insightful episode, Andrew Gaule (www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-6a7120) sits down with Peter Gostev (https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-gostev), the AI lead at Moon Pig, to discuss the profound impact of AI on businesses. Peter shares his experience and perspectives on leveraging AI for innovation, process redesign, and enhancing customer experiences in the retail sector. From overcoming implementation challenges to embracing continuous experimentation, this conversation offers valuable insights for organisations seeking to unlock the full potential of AI. Further details below.

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Key Topics and Main Points:

AI Impact on Businesses
Expectations often outpace reality
Need to redesign processes with AI in mind
Potential for innovation and customer experience improvement

AI Adoption Challenges
Tacit knowledge required for effective implementation
Precise process documentation needed
Mindset shift: employees as AI model managers

AI Potential and Limitations
Continued improvement expected, but AGI still distant
Struggles with nuanced domains like humor and local culture
Excels at tasks infeasible for humans at scale

Vendor Landscape and Partnerships
Important vendor choices and partnerships
Vendor lock-in may not be a significant issue

Measuring AI Performance
Traditional metrics like cost reduction apply
Subjective domains challenging to measure
Human evaluation may be required

AI and Creativity
Currently lags behind top human professionals
Can generate numerous ideas at scale

Process and People Changes
Precise process documentation crucial
Employees transition to AI model managers

Data Management
Data quality and availability remain important
Potential to circumvent data issues with AI models

Cultural Nuances
AI struggles with local references and idioms
Training on nuances is difficult

Embracing AI
Experiment and think beyond current limitations
Imagine processes previously unfeasible
Continuous learning and adaptation required

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In this insightful interview, Andrew Gaule, (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava), talks with Bill Liao, (https://www.linkedin.com/in/billliao/ ) a global citizen, entrepreneur, and investor with an impressive portfolio. As a general partner at venture firm SOSV and Ki Tua Fund. Bill shares his thoughtful, purpose-driven approach to building successful, sustainable ventures.
From emphasizing the importance of founder mindset and partnerships to leveraging emerging technologies like generative AI, Bill provides valuable lessons for entrepreneurs and investors alike. This interview offers a master class in aligning purpose, process, people, and performance metrics to drive meaningful change.

Purpose to Performance: Innovative New Value Chain book by Andrew mentioned by Bill is available at https://amzn.eu/d/eiTlreV  

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Bill Liao has a nuanced perspective on the current wave of generative AI tools and technologies. He sees the significant advancements in the user interface and accessibility of these language models, noting that they allow the average person to easily harness powerful AI capabilities for a wide range of business tasks.
Overall, Bill is excited about the potential for AI to enhance human abilities, but cautions entrepreneurs and investors to approach it pragmatically, diving in to learn and experiment, while maintaining a clear-eyed focus on building successful, impactful ventures.

Bill's interests
www.SOSV.com - opportunities in early tech ventures
www.kituafund.com - backing health
www.WeForest.org - environment
www.sens.org - longevity
www.CoderDojo.org - all kinds of awesome

Here is a summary of the key points from the interview:
Purpose
Bill's overarching purpose is to create "a world that works for all living things, while civilization thrives"
His core values driving this purpose are kindness, curiosity, and getting things done

Process
Bill is selective about the startups he engages with, looking for those who have done their research and built relationships with relevant investors
He advises startups to connect with leaders of companies that have raised funding from target investors to get warm introductions

People
The founding team is the most important factor - they must be able to convince others to passionately follow them
Startups need a balance of technical/scientific expertise and business/execution skills on the team
Proper founder vesting agreements are critical to align incentives

Partners
Partnerships across the value chain are essential as no single company can do everything
Examples include finding the right manufacturing, sales, and distribution partners
Leveraging the network and expertise of investors as partners is also key

Performance Measures
Bill emphasizes the importance of tracking the right metrics, not just high-level financials
For impact-oriented funds, he looks at concrete outcomes like CO2 equivalent avoided/sequestered
Continuous monitoring of key operational metrics is critical for founders to effectively manage their business

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In a heartfelt interview with Andrew Gaule, (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava), Joseph Orya (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-orya-3b8778179/ ), the co-founder and lead at Peddle Innovation Lab, shares his inspiring journey from a remote Nigerian village to becoming a social entrepreneur dedicated to transforming lives through education. Faced with poverty and the loss of his parents at a young age, Joseph's path to education was fraught with challenges. However, his personal experiences fueled his determination to provide underprivileged youth with access to quality education and digital skills. Andrew is a mentor for Joseph on the Just IMAGINE If social entrepreneur program by Paul Lindley at Uni of Reading.
Orya's brainchild, Peddle Innovation Lab, develops portable, solar-powered mobile classrooms equipped with AI-enabled platforms, enabling learners in both grid and off-grid areas to access educational resources. Targeting children aged 6 to 18, the initiative offers lessons in literacy, mathematics, computer appreciation, and coding, bridging the digital divide and fostering lifelong learning opportunities. See Joseph's video for Just IMAGINE If at https://youtu.be/c_vYBb0IB_U?si=cGK4NAF3aEHpCK6U See details and topics below.

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The context of tech and business change featured in Andrew's book "Purpose to Performance: Innovative New Value Chains" https://amzn.eu/d/6cK5C6Q and AI was discussed in this context.

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Topics discussed.
Joseph's background and inspiration behind Peddle Innovation Lab.
Explanation of what Peddle Innovation Lab does and the services it provides.
Details about the age range and subjects taught to the students.
Locations and number of schools/camps where the program has been implemented.
Impact on children's lives and the staggering number of out-of-school children in Nigeria.
Scaling needs, including hardware, energy systems, and funding.
Joseph's team and their combined experience.
Financial ask and projected impact on the number of beneficiaries.
Business model and revenue streams for sustainability.
Joseph's inspiring message and call to action for others to create change.

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This interview between Andrew Gaule, (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava) and Chris Noring, (https://www.linkedin.com/in/christoffer-noring-3257061/) a Senior Cloud Advocate at Microsoft, covers how artificial intelligence is transforming businesses. See details and topics below. 
Chris's GenAI in Practice Newsletter https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/generative-ai-in-practice-7148117999957274624/
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Chris Noring and Andrew Gaule discuss Microsoft's pivot towards being an AI-first company through investments in models like OpenAI. Noring shares how he sees businesses moving away from search engine optimization to instead optimizing for AI assistants. He predicts the need for AI coaches similar to agile coaches to help companies adopt AI. Noring and Gaule explore the role of partnerships in AI adoption. They also debate approaches for measuring ROI and strategic value of AI investments. Overall, they are excited by the potential for AI to free up human time for more creative, strategic work. However, they emphasize that successful implementation requires change management and clear communication between technology partners and business stakeholders.

Leveraging AI to Transform Your Business
Purpose:
The core purpose for businesses adopting AI should be to integrate it in a way that augments human capabilities and transforms business models, rather than solely focusing on cost savings. AI can elevate human productivity and creativity. Companies should find opportunities for leveraging AI across all products and data sources.
Process:
The process for implementing AI requires starting with small experiments on discrete use cases where impact can be measured, before scaling across the organization. Hands-on workshops can show employees AI’s value and help them become comfortable interacting with systems using natural language prompts. Starting with no-code solutions allows for rapid prototyping.
People:
A key requirement for successfully leveraging AI is change management and upskilling employees to effectively utilize these new tools. “AI coaches” will be crucial to help workers adapt, much as “agile coaches” emerged. Enhanced communication skills and clarity when providing prompts and requirements will drive optimal AI output.
Partners:
AI adoption requires both business and technology partners. Communication partners can translate business needs while technical partners handle solution implementation. Look for partners with domain expertise in your industry who also understand core barriers to organizational change management. Vet partners thoroughly regarding data privacy and security.
Performance Measures:
The ROI of AI investments can be measured based on time savings and bottom line business performance where applicable. In some cases, AI competency is a strategic imperative for competitiveness. Set goals and KPIs early about what business objectives AI solutions will achieve. Continually assess how worker time is freed up to focus on more creative, strategic initiatives after AI automation.
With the right vision and preparation, AI technology offers enormous potential to transform businesses by enhancing human productivity and innovation. Following the strategies around purpose, process, people, partners and performance measurement outlined above will set your organization up for success.

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In this interview hosted by Andrew Gaule (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava), Graphcore CEO Nigel Toon (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nigeltoon/) shares his perspectives on artificial intelligence and the hardware powering the latest capabilities. Nigel and Andrew are mentors on the AI Stream at Creative Destruction Labs based in Oxford University. See more of the topics below.
The discussion includes key insights from Nigel's book "How AI Thinks: How we built it, how it can help us, and how we can control it" https://amzn.eu/d/bkDXk7Y
The context of tech and business change featured in Andrew's book "Purpose to Performance: Innovative New Value Chains" https://amzn.eu/d/6cK5C6Q and AI was discussed in this context. 

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Nigel outlines how far AI has advanced, from beating the world champion at Go to the recent explosion in popularity of chatbots like ChatGPT. Underpinning these leaps in software are rapid gains in semiconductor chips, improving at an astonishing 25 billion fold over 60 years. Graphcore builds specialty AI chips to provide an alternative to dominant player Nvidia, allowing more researchers to accelerate discoveries.
Beyond keeping up with technical progress, Nigel stresses that education must transform to prioritize creativity over rote learning. He welcomes AI-assisted teaching tailored to individuals. Regarding ethical concerns, Nigel argues biases come from flawed data rather than being inherent to AI systems. Still, developers must pledge transparency while testing for unfair impacts on diverse groups. With sensible safeguards, AI can augment human intelligence to solve previously intractable problems. The technology itself is neither good nor bad; it merely amplifies our own goals and values.

Here are six key topics from the interview 
Graphcore's AI chips
  Enable more parallel processing like the human brain
  Optimized to accelerate neural networks for complex AI workloads
  Provide an alternative to Nvidia for AI compute in data centers
Comparing AI and human cognition
  Many subconscious brain skills remain beyond AI systems currently
  Things easy for people often prove difficult computationally
  Future computing may better approximate biological infrastructure
AI adoption in China
  Leading aggressive deployment of AI across many sectors
  Rapid integration into education at early ages
  Authoritarian system enables swift data collection and trials
AI's economic impact
  Potential to augment productivity on par with industrial revolution
  Requires rethinking of education models and job training
  Risk of automating certain jobs must be mitigated
Ethics of AI systems
  Biases originate from flawed training data rather than inherently
  Guidelines needed to ensure transparency and test for harm
  Clearly unethical applications should be banned
Hardware progress enabling AI
  Exponential improvements in semiconductors underlying gains
  Future quantum and molecular computing shifts possible
  Enormous data digitization also crucial for progress

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Andrew Gaule (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava) discusses with Simon Portman (https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-portman-0b918014/), commercial lawyer at Marks and Clerk, explores key legal issues surrounding artificial intelligence. As AI capabilities rapidly advance, companies developing and utilizing these technologies face complex challenges around copyright, ownership, liability, and emerging regulation. See the overview below. 

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The discussion examines recent high-profile copyright lawsuits against AI firms related to training machine learning models. While outcomes remain unresolved, Portman expects some form of licensing models to emerge. On output generated by AI systems, current legal consensus necessitates human creativity for IP protections. However, proving human authorship could grow increasingly difficult.
Shifting to AI regulation, while frameworks vary across regions, most balance protecting the public with encouraging innovation. However, Portman notes enforcement lags capability evolution. Meanwhile from a business standpoint, Gaule emphasizes focusing less on AI risks, and more on the promise of transformations to value chains across many industries. Though acknowledging some job losses, historical precedents suggest new opportunities will emerge.

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Key topics and main points under each:
AI Copyright Lawsuits
- Major media and artists suing AI firms for infringement related to training ML models
- Outcomes remain legally untested - cases proceeding in courts
- Expect licensing models to compensate copyright owners to emerge
AI-Generated IP Protections
- Require human creativity under current laws
- Humans increasingly claiming false authorship of AI output
- Commercial viability remains even without formal protections
EU AI Act
- Most aggressive regulations globally so far
- Industry pushback - could stifle innovation and discourage companies
- Adds substantial compliance burden especially on smaller firms
UK AI Regulation Approach
- Aims to balance risks with enabling innovation
- Avoid prescriptive rules, but acting sometime necessary
- Sensible to allocate oversight across sectors
US AI Executive Order
- Seeks to balance privacy/security and competition
- Benchmark that other countries will follow
- Signals aim to lead in AI commercially
Global AI Governance
- One harmonized set of AI rules unlikely
- Fragmentation across regions inevitable as with data privacy
- All trying to balance similar priorities differently
Regulation Lagging Capability Evolution
- Exponential progress makes laws drafted today obsolete soon
- Enforcement also difficult once deployed at scale
- Hard to put "genie back in the bottle"
Risks Overstated
- More pragmatic take versus AI catastrophes
- Changes likely mundane - similar past technology revolutions
- Focus on transformations to business processes/value chains
Job Losses Overstated
- Difference is white collar roles  impacted
- Expect adaptation versus mass  unemployment
Legal Industry Adoption
- Historically slow to adopt
- Focus on higher judgement tasks vs mundane

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