Tech Talks
Nash Squared
Tech Talks (The Podcast about Technology Leaders and Leadership) - A podcast that probes the minds of technology leaders.
Join us as we delve deep into the startup stories, financing, growth, innovation, and cultural transformations that drive the tech industry with host, David Savage.
Tech Talks is powered by Nash Squared, the leading global provider of technology and talent solutions. Find out more about our solutions at www.nashsquared.com
Join us as we delve deep into the startup stories, financing, growth, innovation, and cultural transformations that drive the tech industry with host, David Savage.
Tech Talks is powered by Nash Squared, the leading global provider of technology and talent solutions. Find out more about our solutions at www.nashsquared.com
Episodes
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Mar 5, 2020 • 3min
Our next guests are... Albert Azis-Clauson & Jack Williams
Tomorrow's show features Underpinned, a company helping freelancers find and manage work from anywhere in the world. But before that we have a couple of minutes chat with Albert and Jack to find out a little bit more about our guests.
Underpinned are fundraising. If you like the sound of the business and the team behind it, be part of their story: https://www.crowdcube.com/companies/underpinned-ltd/pitches/Z5nv3b
Mar 3, 2020 • 32min
Lucy & Matthew, co-founders of Stepladder, talk about financial products with a soul.
On the show today Lucy and Matthew talk about a financial services offering that helps first time buyers. By bringing communities of savers together, working together, Stepladder are able to help large numbers of people save and get a leg up onto the property ladder.
Mar 2, 2020 • 2min
Our next guests are... Matthew Addison & Lucy Mullins
Tomorrow we talk to the fintech business looking to help folk get a deposit together in a novel, yet traditional, way. First of all Matthew and Lucy answer my random questions, and we find our this tech business straddle the North London divide!
Feb 28, 2020 • 39min
Wincie & Burcu, co-founders of Girls Can Code, discuss the need to encourage girls to be technical.
Girls Can Code is a Natwest community aimed at helping women with technical skills, and committed to looking at how the next generation of female coders are going to enter the industry and thrive. Today we chat about education, and the dialogue between different female advocacy groups.
Feb 27, 2020 • 3min
Our next guests are... Wincie Wong and Burcu Karabork
Tomorrow we have two guests, the co-founders of Natwest Girls Can Code. We're talking about the need to have more women in technical roles, not just tech. Before that though, we discover Elon Musk has a ready made replacement!
Feb 25, 2020 • 36min
Juraj Holub, Slido's Head of Communications, on helping give an audience a voice.
Do you get nervous about putting your hand up to ask a question at an event? Plenty of us do. Over the past 6 years Slido have worked to improve the experience, of the audience and speaker, at events and conferences. On today's show Juraj talks us through how they've achieved that (having joined the business in its early days), and where event tech is going.
Feb 24, 2020 • 2min
Our next guest is... Juraj Holub
Tomorrow we welcome Juraj, Head of Communications at Slido to the podcast! Slido give a voice to event audiences, and Juraj explores how, and how they're evolving the service. But before that; shout out to an iconic bistro and their crab!
Feb 21, 2020 • 37min
Richard Ney, CEO of Lerex Technology, chats about fintech's unexplored frontiers.
Richard joins the show to chat about the products and services opening up new markets in finance. Fintech is not just about London and personal banking! We're talking about small business loans, travel money and why outsourcing works for startups!
Feb 20, 2020 • 2min
Our next guest is... Richard Ney
Richard joins the show to discuss innovation in the fintech space, and the fact that a lot of the market remains new, and still to be explored! Before that he tells us where the best wine comes from... Full podcast is out tomorrow!
Feb 18, 2020 • 29min
Mark Foster, IBM Services, talks about organisations performing 'open heart surgery'.
Mark joins the show to discuss what an organisation needs to consider when deploying technology at scale, why organisations are risking ‘open heart surgery’, and why skills matter more than culture. It’s a fascinating chat detailing the views captured through the work performed by IBM Services. So, do you think your people have the ability to learn, or is it simply not in some people’s DNA?
