Moments That Made Me

We've launched a new podcast. Now, Then, Ten explores how the world’s most influential communities – from global movements to Gen Z brands – come to life. Hosts Nicola Mendelsohn, Facebook’s Vice President for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Brent Hoberman, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Founders Forum, ask the driving forces behind these communities – luminaries in business, technology and culture – to share the secrets of their success. They’ll reveal how they were created, the moments in history that inspired them, and what they’ll look like 10 years from now. Search for Now Ten Then wherever you get your podcasts.

During the series finale at FFLDN, Clemency Burton-Hill speaks with Tom Blomfield, co-founder of Monzo, one of the UK's leading challenger banks about his vision to transform the everyday banking experience to create a future that is friction-less. Though Tom is an inspiring figurehead in fintech today, he recalls his fascination with entrepreneurship from his childhood, and his first experiences in scrappy startups among the moments that made him.

Recognized by Time Magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world, as a CNN top 10 thinker, and in the Forbes 2018 inaugural listing of the Top 50 Women in Tech, Dr Mary Lou Jepsen has been an engineering executive, professor and founder of four startups. As a renowned veteran technologist, today Dr Mary Lou Jepsen leads Openwater as Founder & CEO, and shares intimate accounts with Clemency Burton-Hill of the life moments that made her from FFLDN.

Founder & CEO of Atom Factory and former talent manager, Troy Carter, sits down with Clemency Burton-HIll at FFNY to discuss his passion and dedication to the music industry. Tune in to hear the pivotal moments that shaped Troy's early musical influences, moving into management and how his life-long love affair with hip-hop music shaped his entrepreneurial career.

In highlights from her podcast conversation with Clemency Burton-Hill, Vice-President of Facebook EMEA Lady Nicola Mendelsohn CBE explains how she became one of the most powerful women in technology and why she’s squeezing every last drop out of life.

UK tech star and co-founder of Calm.com Michael Acton Smith talks to Clemency Burton-Hill about his entrepreneurial rollercoaster.

British television presenter and national treasure Davina McCall talks to Clemency Burton-Hill about her fear of abandonment and taking a leap of faith.

Belgian psychotherapist, author and podcaster Esther Perel talks to Clemency Burton-Hill about desire’s role as an organising principle and explains the concept of ambiguous loss.

We sit down with a special guest from the world of technology, science, the arts, politics, sports and business. Over the course of a freewheeling and intimate conversation, our guests will be encouraged to tell the stories of their life and work through five key life moments.