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We've got presentation expert Martin Barnes who's trained thousands of startups in China, Europe and the UK on how to pitch, he also hosts a Pitch Club for startups and he's given us some hot tips on how to pitch perfect, which is on this episode. We're also speaking to the multi-talented Mr Don Armand who's leaving Exeter Chiefs to spend all his time on his startup GAS- The Gaming Athlete, which is a health and wellbeing brand that offers comfort for gamers. Plus some exciting news about Tech South West! Listen now and don't forget to subscribe!

In this episode Robert and Feyaza have expert analysis from Dave Tansley of Deloitte and Louis Spencer from Natwest with insight from the Tech South West Report, produced by WhiteCap Consulting.

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Eight teams, one game, all day - who's gonna win?

How's it all going to work? We speak to organiser Rob Bosworth to find out more about the day. We're also talking to Exeter Chiefs flanker Don Armand who's rounding up a group of his rugby teammates to take on the corporate tech teams that have also signed up. Listen now!

Hello! We have a new name! In this episode,  which is perfect to listen to while running, we talk about all the innovation happening in South West England. Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan chat to some of the winners at the Tech South West Awards and WOW it's amazing what's happening in the region - satellite data capture and coral reef building is just some of it. Listen now - and don't forget to subscribe!

What do tech firms need to know about promoting their business? Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan talk to Astley Media about their latest report. We also have some details about who's in the running at the Tech South West Awards at the end of November, plus we ask whether meat free diets and electric cars are just a fad, with South West Tech Daily editor Peter Evans. Listen now!

A shorter podcast than normal, due to some technical issues, but a worthy topic that we hope is informative. As always tweet @TechSWofficial or get in touch with us on Linkedin or Instagram - and please SUBSCRIBE!

This month we talk to Dolly Gulliford from the Bournemouth-based app creator Passenger, about how she got into tech from a non-tech background and why women don't want to work in tech jobs. We also look at the brilliant (because we're part of the team) new tech website South West Tech Daily with editor Peter Evans.

Robert and Feyaza are looking at how fans who couldn't go to Japan for the Olympics can interact with the games from their own countries, thanks to a company right here in the South West.

The podcast also looks into the number of companies ditching London for the South West and basing themselves in hubs like Exeter and Plymouth Science Parks.

Tribe Tech was at the G7 in Cornwall this month and Robert and Feyaza speak to South African journalist Zobuswe Ngobese about the relevance of his country being invited to the summit as a special guest.  We also speak to regional director of Deepbridge Capital - Simon Tutton - about Sir Patrick Vallance's new Science and Technology Committee - and what the point of it is.