Daniel Di Giusto: Tech to the Rescue
Daniel Di Giusto is co-founder of Tech To The Rescue. In this podcast, Daniel tells some extraordinary stories of how the movement is connecting tech companies with non-profits.
Romily Broad
Olivia Gambelin: Driving ethics in technology
Olivia Gambelin is founder and CEO of Ethical Intelligence. In this podcast, Olivia talks about her company’s mission to help organisations build ethical technology.
Series Four: Tim Guilliams
Tim Guilliams is co-founder and CEO of Healx.
In this podcast, Tim reveals how machine learning is helping in the discovery of treatments for rare diseases.
Issue 20
Nowhere does revolutionising IT systems matter more than in the public sector. It directly impacts people’s lives, and determines how businesses operate.
We talk to IT leaders at London’s Harrow Council to dig into their digital transformation.
Elsewhere: Google, Mars Petcare, and AMV BBDO on restoring coral reefs; drone innovation with Virgin Media O2; the Council of Europe’s Jan Kleijssenon protecting human rights with the rise of AI.
Series Four: Alistair Fulton
Semtech’s Alistair Fulton is a thought leader on the Internet of Things.
In this podcast, Alistair reveals how low-power, wide-area connectivity can help combat climate change.
Series Four: Peter Vanovertveld
Peter Vanovertveld is Chief Commercial & Operations Officer for Smart Reporting.
In this podcast, Peter explains why structured data can help drive new standards in patient care.
Series Four: Janice Burns
Janice Burns is Chief People Officer for Degreed. In this podcast, Janice discusses her distinguished career and why businesses must strive to upskill their employees.
Series Four: Kristian Rönn
Kristian Rönn is CEO and co-founder of Normative. In this podcast, Kristian tells us about the technology that helps businesses with carbon accounting.
Series Four: Moussa Zaghdoud
Moussa Zaghdoud is EVP for Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise’s Cloud Communications Business.
In this podcast, Moussa tells us why he has always wanted to build technology to help people.
Issue 19
Our first issue of 2022 takes a deep dive into what technology industries must do better this year to steer
Series Three: Suzette Kent
Suzette Kent is a former Federal CIO for the United States government.
In this podcast, Suzette shares her story and talks about what the public sector can do to accelerate digital transformation.
Series Three: Andrea Danes
Andrea Danes is Global Human Services Leader for EY.
In this podcast, Andrea discusses the company’s work to support vulnerable populations.
Issue 18
EY is using data to help governments and public sector bodies help improve the lives of vulnerable people across the
Series Three: Sergio Budkin
Sergio Budkin is Director of Market Development for Virgin Media 02.
In this podcast, Sergio shares some steps towns and cities can take to become smarter, greener and healthier.
Creating a pathway to hope
HIV prevention drugs have helped reduce infection rates globally. Now Gilead Sciences has rolled out its digital platform, PrEP Hub® , in the US with a mission to help improve access to drugs and reduce stigma among the communities that most need it.
We find out why it’s a gamechanger in the fight against HIV.
Series Three: Piotr Orzechowski
Piotr Orzechowski is co-founder and CEO of Infermedica.
In this podcast, Piotr discusses the role of AI in healthcare and why his company wants to act for global public health.
Series Three: Vinay Nair
Vinay Nair is CEO and co-founder of Lightful.
In this podcast, Vinay addresses the digital skills challenge in the charity and volunteering sector.
Series Three: Margareta Mucibabici
Margareta Mucibabici is Public Affairs Manager for UiPath.
In this podcast, Margareta discusses RPA’s potential to positively impact the world through “automation for good” initiatives.
Issue 17
Digital, energy and automation giant Schneider Electric was recently named the most sustainable corporation in the world. We find out
Teenage Tech Stories: Alisha Arora
At 15, Alisha Arora is a philanthropist, developer, and AI-for-good advocate. In this podcast, Alisha discusses the AI model for suicide prevention that she’s building alongside Microsoft, her work as a UNICEF Youth Advocate and how she was inspired to create a non-profit organisation alongside her sister.
Series Three: Anthony Baker
Anthony Baker is co-founder and CEO of Satellite Vu.
In this podcast, Anthony reveals how his company plans to use thermal and infrared imaging satellites to help assess the climate impact of every building on the planet.
Teenage Tech Stories: Sahda Haroon
Sahda Haroon is shooting for the stars. In this podcast, the 18-year-old talks about creating The Mars Generation and the Astronaut’s Club to support other young people who share her dream of being on the first space crew that goes to Mars.
Series Three: Aaron Simpson
Aaron Simpson is founder of social enterprise Kindred.
In this podcast, Adam reveals how Kindred’s technology supports charities and why companies of the future will be measured by their positive impact over shareholder value.
Teenage Tech Stories: BiaSciLab
BiaSciLab (Bianca Lewis) is 14, but she has already hacked a replica of the US election reporting system. In this podcast, Bia talks about creating her own end-to-end election system and running a non-profit organisation, Girls Who Hack.
Thames Valley Police: A force for automation
Thames Valley Police’s digital transformation programme has a pioneering approach to automation, focused on frontline policing rather than back-office tasks. The results are remarkable.
Technology Driving Blood Supply
NHS Blood and Transplant keeps people alive. Wendy Clark and David Rose discuss the role of technology.
STEM: Breaking the vicious circle
Anoushka Patel on creating a global COVID-19 entrepreneurial challenge aged just 18
Ready For Disaster
W. Curtis Preston, a.k.a “Mr Backup”, on protecting your company’s data against natural disasters
The importance of an AI ethical framework
Rossana Bianchi, a consultant in AI and Data Ethics Capability, tells us why developing practical approaches to ethics in AI is vital
Technology is the key to improving patient pathways
HeartFlow’s Charles Taylor on levelling access to healthcare
Teenage Tech Stories: Vetri Vel
At only 16, Vetri Vel is already developing devices that improve people’s lives. In this podcast, Vetri tells the story of how his grandmother’s fall inspired him to create a fall detection system for seniors.
Canon Medical Arena: A place for basketball and MRIs
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Romily Broad
Daniel Di Giusto: Tech to the Rescue
Daniel Di Giusto is co-founder of Tech To The Rescue. In this podcast, Daniel tells some extraordinary stories of how the movement is connecting tech companies with non-profits.
Olivia Gambelin: Driving ethics in technology
Olivia Gambelin is founder and CEO of Ethical Intelligence. In this podcast, Olivia talks about her company’s mission to help organisations build ethical technology.
Series Four: Tim Guilliams
Tim Guilliams is co-founder and CEO of Healx.
In this podcast, Tim reveals how machine learning is helping in the discovery of treatments for rare diseases.
Issue 20
Nowhere does revolutionising IT systems matter more than in the public sector. It directly impacts people’s lives, and determines how businesses operate.
We talk to IT leaders at London’s Harrow Council to dig into their digital transformation.
Elsewhere: Google, Mars Petcare, and AMV BBDO on restoring coral reefs; drone innovation with Virgin Media O2; the Council of Europe’s Jan Kleijssenon protecting human rights with the rise of AI.
Series Four: Alistair Fulton
Semtech’s Alistair Fulton is a thought leader on the Internet of Things.
In this podcast, Alistair reveals how low-power, wide-area connectivity can help combat climate change.
Series Four: Peter Vanovertveld
Peter Vanovertveld is Chief Commercial & Operations Officer for Smart Reporting.
In this podcast, Peter explains why structured data can help drive new standards in patient care.
Series Four: Janice Burns
Janice Burns is Chief People Officer for Degreed. In this podcast, Janice discusses her distinguished career and why businesses must strive to upskill their employees.
Series Four: Kristian Rönn
Kristian Rönn is CEO and co-founder of Normative. In this podcast, Kristian tells us about the technology that helps businesses with carbon accounting.
Series Four: Moussa Zaghdoud
Moussa Zaghdoud is EVP for Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise’s Cloud Communications Business.
In this podcast, Moussa tells us why he has always wanted to build technology to help people.
Issue 19
Our first issue of 2022 takes a deep dive into what technology industries must do better this year to steer
Series Three: Suzette Kent
Suzette Kent is a former Federal CIO for the United States government.
In this podcast, Suzette shares her story and talks about what the public sector can do to accelerate digital transformation.
Series Three: Andrea Danes
Andrea Danes is Global Human Services Leader for EY.
In this podcast, Andrea discusses the company’s work to support vulnerable populations.
Issue 18
EY is using data to help governments and public sector bodies help improve the lives of vulnerable people across the
Series Three: Sergio Budkin
Sergio Budkin is Director of Market Development for Virgin Media 02.
In this podcast, Sergio shares some steps towns and cities can take to become smarter, greener and healthier.
Creating a pathway to hope
HIV prevention drugs have helped reduce infection rates globally. Now Gilead Sciences has rolled out its digital platform, PrEP Hub® , in the US with a mission to help improve access to drugs and reduce stigma among the communities that most need it.
We find out why it’s a gamechanger in the fight against HIV.
Series Three: Piotr Orzechowski
Piotr Orzechowski is co-founder and CEO of Infermedica.
In this podcast, Piotr discusses the role of AI in healthcare and why his company wants to act for global public health.
Series Three: Vinay Nair
Vinay Nair is CEO and co-founder of Lightful.
In this podcast, Vinay addresses the digital skills challenge in the charity and volunteering sector.
Series Three: Margareta Mucibabici
Margareta Mucibabici is Public Affairs Manager for UiPath.
In this podcast, Margareta discusses RPA’s potential to positively impact the world through “automation for good” initiatives.
Issue 17
Digital, energy and automation giant Schneider Electric was recently named the most sustainable corporation in the world. We find out
Teenage Tech Stories: Alisha Arora
At 15, Alisha Arora is a philanthropist, developer, and AI-for-good advocate. In this podcast, Alisha discusses the AI model for suicide prevention that she’s building alongside Microsoft, her work as a UNICEF Youth Advocate and how she was inspired to create a non-profit organisation alongside her sister.
Series Three: Anthony Baker
Anthony Baker is co-founder and CEO of Satellite Vu.
In this podcast, Anthony reveals how his company plans to use thermal and infrared imaging satellites to help assess the climate impact of every building on the planet.
Teenage Tech Stories: Sahda Haroon
Sahda Haroon is shooting for the stars. In this podcast, the 18-year-old talks about creating The Mars Generation and the Astronaut’s Club to support other young people who share her dream of being on the first space crew that goes to Mars.
Series Three: Aaron Simpson
Aaron Simpson is founder of social enterprise Kindred.
In this podcast, Adam reveals how Kindred’s technology supports charities and why companies of the future will be measured by their positive impact over shareholder value.
Teenage Tech Stories: BiaSciLab
BiaSciLab (Bianca Lewis) is 14, but she has already hacked a replica of the US election reporting system. In this podcast, Bia talks about creating her own end-to-end election system and running a non-profit organisation, Girls Who Hack.