Today we're talking to Outbrain co-CEO Yaron Galai. Recording in November in New York, his comments feel so on point with this weeks' news of deep-fake Pope Francis, and Levi's 'diverse' AI models (and we don't mean data modelling)! Should AI pictures be marked as fake? Can advertisers be an agent for equality?

We bring you platforms and environments helping talented people fulfill their potential, and earn decent money in the process! First we go across the pond to meet Jeff Grass, CEO and Chairman of HUNGRY marketplace. Here is a business that tripled in size during the pandemic despite the core offering being event and office catering... Then we head to Brighton to meet PlusX CoCEO and CoFounder Mat Hunter. What environments generate ideas, and how do we avoid killing them off?

Tommaso Vaccerella (General Manager of Connected Stories) joins David to talk about AdTech, the US market for European technology businesses, and starting a company with your father...

On today's show we meet Niklas Helleman, CEO of SoSafe; a cyber-security business who are placing emphasis on the need to protect business with the help of their people, not viewing them as a weakness. Then we chat to Maya Welford, 'Rising Star' award winner and podcaster. If she inspires you, why not nominate another great female leader on the rise! https://wearetechwomen.com/nominations-now-open-wearethecitys-2023-rising-star-awards/

It's British Science Week, and in this week's show David meets Camilla Easter, CEO of Oxford Medical Products, who has a sustainable and affordable solution for obesity. How are attitudes changing (or need to change) towards weight-loss? Also on the show we're crossing the Atlantic to speak to Ross McGraw, VP Marketing at Hammerhead. We're learn how a group of obsessives are building a brand that cyclists can get really excited about. We have launched a film exploring MedTech. Head to www.nashsquared.com/techflix to explore how technology is helping to drive better patient outcomes with Philips and Ochre Bio.

On today's podcast we celebrate International Women's Day with two female leaders. Firstly Dame Caroline Dinenage, former Minister of State for Digital and Culture in the British Parliament, talks about the need to regulate 'Big Tech' (perhaps against their will), and working with industry leaders to keep the sector in the UK as a leading force globally. She also outlines an approach to education which could see real changes to the number of young women interested in technology. Secondly we welcome Jessie Apple, Head of Financial Crime Compliance at Airwallex, to the show to discuss fraud, compliance as a tool for growth, and the red flags to look out for when criminals are trying to take advantage of our confusion in a complex world.

We're exploring the world of Web3 and tokenisation with Aventus Network chairman and founder Alan Vey. What are the practical applications of NFTs and tokenisation, and how much further could the technology be applied with proper regulation? Second up we're talking food with Mate Kun, co-founder of Growth Kitchen. How can data help restaurants prioritise their delivery networks?

Our first guest in today's show is Sudheesh Nair, CEO of ThoughtSpot, a company using the cloud and analytics to help companies make sense of the avalanche of data we constantly create. Secondly we welcome Martin Warner, founder of Autonomous Flight Ltd, amongst a whole host of other brands in film and technology. So, where is the industry heading, and what traits do you need to be a successful entrepreneur?

As we observe Black History Month in the USA, Chivona Newsome joins the podcast. The Black Lives Matter Greater New York founder talks about using her corporate career to work in black communities, and continuing the fight her parents and grandparents were part of. How can we make workspaces and communities truly inclusive? We also welcome Amit Nigam, VP Product at Beachfront to tell us about media ad spend during appointment viewing (like the Super Bowl). Plus Thomas Vosper from aisle 3 joins us for a quick update! *This podcast contains the personal views and experiences of Chivona Newsome which do not represent, nor are endorsed by, Nash Squared or it’s related brands (Harvey Nash USA).

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech... Today’s cybersecurity professionals are exposed to a wide range of pressures placing a great deal of stress on them, especially on those new to the industry. What does this mean and how did we get here?