Gaule's Question Time

Juan gives us an insight to the innovation needs of PepsiCo and the incubator program they led in Europe. They identified Innovative Start Ups provided support and joint learning. The ventures gained Euro 25,000 and the winner an additional Euro 100,000.
Aimava supported the capability development and mentoring of the PepsiCo team to support the collaboration and learning.
You can also listen to the podcast interview with Irina Turcan of Erbology posted July 2019 on Gaule's Question Time

Matt shares with Andrew the drive for creating Pivot Power, the need in the industry and why a start up can innovate in areas that corporates find challenging.
Aimava have been working with global corporates and start ups on what we term Innovative New Value Chain, which is connnecting new technologies, ventures and corporates with new business models in the Transport and Energy sectors as Electric Vehicles will revolutionise many industries. This podcast is one of a series where I speak to leading executives who are making the important transition to sustainable future. We have been working in UK, Europe with programs in leading locations such as Oslo and China where there are high penetration of EVs and massive numbers.
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In this second part of my interview with Paul Lindley, who was the founder of Ella's Kitchen, we discuss his philanthropic ventures. JustImagineIf.co.uk which is an annual international social enterprise and innovation competition supporting ideas that tackle our global challenges. We also discuss our joint passion of being inspired by children, his book Little Wins and my UpStart4StartUps.com. Paul is also Chairs the Mayor of London Child Obesity Forum, he supports charities in Africa and many more areas we discuss.

Paul shares with Andrew the inspiration and development of Ella's Kitchen the purposeful driven Children's food.
This is part one of a two part podcast.

Grace shares her experience of building the Impact Investing and Development approach that Unilever does in partnership with Dept for International Development. Projects with benefits in health, sanitation, education, empowering women and plastic in Africa, Asia and other developing areas are discussed.

Check out other approaches to impact venturing with programs like Leaders in Innovation Fellowships Programme (LIF) where Andrew has been a mentor to start ups from around the world. https://www.oxentia.com/case-studies/lif-residential-training/

Rebecca discusses with Andrew the changing high street, online retail and a new approach to fashion with independent designers at Lone Design Club.
A fascinating journey of an entrepreneur from New Zealand and her passion to change create a true omnichannel that supports sustainable fashion.
www.lonedesignclub.com

Audun shares his perspectives on the energy tech and business models that are a great opportunity and changing at a rapid rate. We also gain insights into the process of venture development and working with corporates.

Emma set herself the target of doing 25 sabbaticals before she was 25. Listen to this podcast to understand why she did and how it has now been the start of an exciting new venture. Great lesson in networking, determination and taking control of your future.

In this interview we discuss the start up journey of this plant based food venture. As the winner of the PepsiCo Greenhouse incubator we gain an insight to the collaboration of ventures and corporates.

In this podcast I discuss with Neil the strategic and legal aspects of corporates investing in early stage ventures as a CVC. What to watch for in a term sheet, Intellectual Property and role on the Board are all covered. There is a chapter on 'Keeping it Legal' and many of the strategic innovation aspects in my book "Purpose to Performance Innovative New Value Chains" on Amazon https://amzn.to/2URp4tJ