Tech Talks

Welcome to 2022 on Tech Talks. We kick-off with a chat about the 'Race to Carbon' and look at how organisations and individuals can be responsible global citizens, and how technology might help.

To help us we've gone back to some of the most power voices to have spoken on Tech Talks about sustainability in recent times.

With the New Year fast approaching we have a slightly shorter show! Two guests; Indiana Gregg, CEO of Wedo and Cat Wildman, co-founder of the Global Equality Collective.

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From everyone at the Harvey Nash Group, Happy New Year

Joe Baguley, CTO of VMWare, is our guest on this festive podcast episode. We're talking gifts, ESG and the technology agenda.

Join David, with his Harvey Nash Group colleagues Akeesh and Amber as they bid you all a very Happy Christmas!

This is the Tech Talks love letter to our teachers and the power of education to inspire. But how can technology help educators of the future, and how can education provide skilled workers to meet demand?

First we chat to Joysy John, CEO of 01 Founders, who advocates peer-to-peer learning over traditional academic institutions. Then Felix Ohswald, CEO of GoStudent talks us through the results of their research conducted with Kantar (into hybrid learning). Lastly Sainsbury's Roha Raheel talks us through her journey in education to a role in security.

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Today's episode questions the need to think about the impact of the technology we build.

Our first guest is Hyojeong Kim, CEO and founder of NomadHer. She's on a mission to empower and encourage women to travel the world on their own, and to make it safe with a community of like minded women.

The second chat see's us talk to Sergei Anikin, CTO of Pipedrive. How important is responsibility when you're building a CRM platform?

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If you want to explore more literature from the Harvey Nash Group head to our Digital Leadership report landing page: www.harveynashgroup.com/dlr

This week we're focusing on mental health, specifically the mental health of founders and leaders and the pressures they face.

Our first guest is Craig Dunham, CEO of Deepcrawl. He talks through his career and how he helped a business grow from 20 to over 2000 people.

Then I talk to Thomas Vosper from Aisle 3. David asks Thomas if we have unrealistic expectations of founders in tech?

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If you want to explore more literature from the Harvey Nash Group head to our Digital Leadership report landing page: https://www.harveynashgroup.com/dlr

Sophia is a Data Scientist and currently works at Sky in a senior position. She's moved from academia, to startups to enterprise, and we ask her why? Data Science remains under huge pressure (from a lack of talent), and today's episode contains plenty of insight into how these professionals tick!

Mike talks us through his startup story and the world of app marketing. As founder and CEO of ConsultMyApp he's slowly built his consultancy and now works with a range of well know businesses ensuring their app doesn't get lost in the dark recesses of your app draw.

Globetrotter VR are building a platform for virtual travel; experience destinations from your couch, with the help of real tour guides and virtual reality. So we ask, is this a replacement for travel? An accompaniment or a tool to help you plan your trip? Or could it just be an awesome way to unwind?

Vero Celis is CEO and founder of EnlightAID, a Norwegian/Chilean scale-up business making sure that the money individuals and corporations spend on good causes actually reaches those causes. With so much currently lost to corruption, technology is adding transparency to the process.