Startup Grind

Fireside chat with Kate Robertson (One Young World). Kate founded One Young World 10 years ago whilst Global President and UK Group Chairman of Havas Worldwide, in response to what she saw as a growing leadership vacuum in business, politics and civil society. Its goal is to identify, promote and connect the world’s most impactful activists to create a better world, with more responsible and effective leadership.

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Fireside chat with Jennifer Tejada, CEO PagerDuty. Here she discusses how to break into new markets by breaking out of a niche and share all about PagerDuty. Interviewed by John O'Farrell General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz.

Fireside chat with Leymah Gbowee, Nobel Peace Laureate, Liberian Peace Activist and trained social worker, sharing her journey as a peace and social activist, as well as her work for women right's. Interviewed by Startup Grind's Chris Joannou.

Fireside chat with Patrick Lee, Co-founder and Former CEO, Rotten Tomatoes; Bart Decrem, Senior Vice President, Disney Games; Holly Liu, Co-founder, KABAM

Games. Here they are discussing issues they believe the world of internet is having, which actually needs to be fixed. Interviewed by Startup Grind's Chris Joannou.

Fireside chat with Roy Mann, Co-Founder and CEO of Monday.com, sharing his experiences during the establishment of the work operating system (WOS) Monday.com, interviewed by Nino Marakovic, CEO Sapphire Ventures

A Fireside chat with David Gurle, CEO Symphony Communication Services LLC, sharing his experiences which led him to launch his company, interviewed by Startup Grind's Chris Joannou.

Elio Leoni Sceti is founder of The Craftory, a new $375M global investment fund exclusively focused on purpose-driven FMCG brands. He is interviewed by Chris Joannou

Registered blind Caroline is an award-winning activist, social entrepreneur and founder of #valuable - a catalyst for an inclusion revolution that exists to position disability equally on the global business leadership agenda.

Her latest initiative, The Valuable 500, is an ambitious year-long campaign to get 500 businesses to pledge to put disability inclusion on their leadership agendas. Launched at this year’s World Economic Forum Annual Summit, Casey succeeded in bringing disability inclusion onto the main stage at DAVOS for the first time ever with the support of global business leaders.

The Valuable 500 is supported by a host of global leaders including Sir Richard Branson, and Paul Polman, and global brands including Bloomberg, Boeing, Aston Martin, Microsoft, EY, KPMG, Buzzfeed, WPP, Deloitte and Unilever.

She has a very poignant personal story, where she hid her disability until she was 28, working as a management consultant at Accenture. See her famous Ted Talk here for her full personal story (it’s one the of most shared/discussed videos on Ted, and often appears in top Ted talk lists).

A Fireside chat with Steve Blank, Author of The Four Steps to Epiphany, Survival Strategy For Your Startup. Interviewed by Chris Joannou (Startup Grind).

An interview with Vikram Bharati, the founder of Draper Startup House (previously Tribe Theory) - The hotel for entrepreneurs.