Ed Howarth is Programme Delivery Lead for Power to Change supporting community businesses. In particular Ed has championed the need for strengthening community businesses through digital.

Ed was co-founder of Tech for Good Bristol which was subsequently merged to become and Tech for Good South West.

Follow Ed's Medium page for regular work notes and further discussion of the topics raised during our conversation.

Emma Millington is owner of the agency Modular Digital, a UX design and build agency based in Bristol focused on charity websites and apps.

Emma discusses her focus on learning, relationships and building skills in charities as they build their digital products.

Will Foulkes is Co-Founder and CEO of Stabiliti. Stabiliti is a globally scaleable carbon removal solution. Full end-to-end transparency across carbon offset lifecycle, live transactional offsetting accurate to the gram.

''We're the first generation to feel the effect of climate change and the last to do anything about it.'' Will talks about climate, carbon offsetting and the immediate changes we ALL need to make. Also his journey from Lawyer to Tech Founder and his secret weapon...

Arielle Tye is Head of Development at social enterprise and charity ProMo-Cymru, co-founder of Tech for Good Organisers UK and steering group member of Tech4Good South West.

Arielle talks about her tech for good work in Wales, her move to Bristol, and a passion to enhance youth work using digital.

Alicia Teagle is co-founder of Sr2 Socially Responsible Recruitment, founder of Women Rock, founder of Technology Volunteers, organiser of Codebar and investor.

Alicia shares her passion for recruitment, B-corps, tech for good, diversity and inclusion, and of course Bristol.

Annie Legge is co-founder of the digital social enterprise Dot Project, Tech4Good South West and Tech for Good Organisers UK.  

Annie has a deep passion for purpose-led and social impact work, and uses any opportunity to bring like minded people together to explore positive impact on the world. None less than through the Tech4Good South West network, a virtual community in Bath, Bristol and the South-West driving momentum for technology for good.