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.
Irish IT multinational Version 1 is revolutionising how a company manages its talent and ensures employees’ pathway to success
Nikki Labrum and Freddie Quek discuss the impact of the digital divide and how to ensure no child is ever left behind
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.
The global pandemic has tested the UK’s NHS to its limits, and it has innovated in response. Can it maintain the momentum?
Janina Nakladal is Global Director of Sustainability for Celonis.
In this podcast, Janina discusses the power of process mining and the challenges of achieving sustainability transformation.
The pandemic forced the UK’s National Health Service to innovate at speed. But will it last? We speak to leaders from public and private healthcare to find out what happens next. Elsewhere, we hear why the digital divide in education is in desperate need of closing.
Jakomba Jabbie has been advocating for women’s rights since she was 16. In this podcast, Jakomba talks about developing a climate change monitoring app, speaking at a UN conference and how she overcame the challenges many women in The Gambia face when accessing education.
Fred Werner is a key figure in the UN’s AI for Good digital platform and global summit series. In this podcast, Fred discusses why the growth of AI is as much a human issue as a technical one.
Blue Prism’s Alex Alcalde on the effective education of the future workforce
Prisha Shroff is not yet 15, but she is already determined to help solve real-world problems, starting with wildfires. In this podcast, Prisha explains how she developed an affordable AI system capable of identifying areas where wildfires are likely to begin and deploying drones to prevent them from happening.
We investigate whether vertical farming is the solution to global food shortages
Jacqueline Prawira is a high school senior with a passion for science and sustainable development. In this podcast, Jacqueline talks about developing Cyclo.Plas 2, a renewable alternative to plastic made from upcycled fish scale waste components.
Philips Foundation is providing medical imaging training in underserved communities across the world
NHS Blood and Transplant keeps people alive. Wendy Clark and David Rose discuss the role of technology.
Nineteen fast comments from senior female tech leaders on driving inclusivity, building community, and accelerating skills.
Yubico’s John Gilbert on how hardware authentication keys can help protect vulnerable populations, and secure human rights.
Jamie Burrows is CEO and founder of Vertical Future. In this podcast, Jamie talks about the technology systems behind vertical farming and why current solutions are only “the tip of the iceberg” in this high-potential industry.
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.
Irish IT multinational Version 1 is revolutionising how a company manages its talent and ensures employees’ pathway to success
Nikki Labrum and Freddie Quek discuss the impact of the digital divide and how to ensure no child is ever left behind
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.
The global pandemic has tested the UK’s NHS to its limits, and it has innovated in response. Can it maintain the momentum?
Janina Nakladal is Global Director of Sustainability for Celonis.
In this podcast, Janina discusses the power of process mining and the challenges of achieving sustainability transformation.
The pandemic forced the UK’s National Health Service to innovate at speed. But will it last? We speak to leaders from public and private healthcare to find out what happens next. Elsewhere, we hear why the digital divide in education is in desperate need of closing.
Jakomba Jabbie has been advocating for women’s rights since she was 16. In this podcast, Jakomba talks about developing a climate change monitoring app, speaking at a UN conference and how she overcame the challenges many women in The Gambia face when accessing education.
Fred Werner is a key figure in the UN’s AI for Good digital platform and global summit series. In this podcast, Fred discusses why the growth of AI is as much a human issue as a technical one.
Blue Prism’s Alex Alcalde on the effective education of the future workforce
Prisha Shroff is not yet 15, but she is already determined to help solve real-world problems, starting with wildfires. In this podcast, Prisha explains how she developed an affordable AI system capable of identifying areas where wildfires are likely to begin and deploying drones to prevent them from happening.
We investigate whether vertical farming is the solution to global food shortages
Jacqueline Prawira is a high school senior with a passion for science and sustainable development. In this podcast, Jacqueline talks about developing Cyclo.Plas 2, a renewable alternative to plastic made from upcycled fish scale waste components.
Philips Foundation is providing medical imaging training in underserved communities across the world