Andrew is a thought leader in the Internet of Things and has had a long career in telematics with experience of fast-growth businesses. He is passionate about of the Internet of Things can transform business and give companies a cutting edge.

Andy is the Technical Director of Tangent. Andy is a self-confessed geek and during the podcast he discusses some of the more brilliant, imaginative, and perhaps concerning uses of technology to engage with consumers. In addition we ask how businesses do start that process? What problems do they approach a digital agency with?

Andrew is the lead partner for innovation and disruptive digital technologies. He has had a successful consulting career at PA, Capita and Cable and Wireless.

Anisa is the Senior HR Business Partner at 11:FS, and spends her days building and nurturing purposeful teams by engaging, supporting, retaining and developing the best talent. Which sounds great... but how do you do that successfully when a business of 80 people needs to hire 300?

Anthony Thomson is the Founder and Chairman of Atom Bank, a bank that has is built for a digital age with an experience that is totally housed in an app. Offering fixed savers accounts and mortgages they believe that there has been a revolution in consumers attitudes towards banking in recent years, and are offering the type of services designed for those customers. Anthony is the Founder and former-Chairman of Metro Bank, regularly appears on Sky News to discuss finance and paints a fascinating picture of the fintech market during our podcast.

Audrey is the teenage founder and director of WITech, an organisation committed to offering opportunity and changing the lives of young women. She's an award winning speaker who has been featured in Esquire, spoken at the UN and TedX and has been named 'Global Teen Leader'. We caught up with her before she goes to Stanford to continue her amazing journey.

Avril is today’s guest, the founder and CEO of Cancer Central UK. Her story is a personal and passionate one. She is a cancer survivor, who has harnessed the power of community to build a platform helping people diagnosed with cancer reclaim their humanity. She’s been shortlisted as Entrepreneur of the Year in the Women in IT awards for her incredible work.

Today we celebrate all the amazing women who have given time to appear on our technology podcast! Ayumi Aoki becomes the 91st awesome technologist to share her story with us and explain how her not-for-profit is trying to help women into STEM careers. Happy International Women’s day 2019!

Ben has worked in leadership and digital marketing strategy roles for over 14 years. Now at Seedrs, the equity crowdfunding platform, he is helping shape the success of ambitious businesses across the UK.

GDPR - boring right? No. Not if it means that 500 consumers across Europe have a chance to unlock and monetize their data. This week's guest Ben Falk has a solution to do just that; to understand your own data and make sure it works for you, and not someone else. Find out more at www.takebackmydata.co.uk

Ben is an experienced communications operations manager with a history of working in the internet industry. In this interview we focus on putting users in charge of the content they see online, and building a user driven means to police and regulate content platforms.

Ben is the Founder of TantrumXYZ, a site for parents to get advice, recommendations and inspiration. With the Instagram and Snapchat generation maturing into parenthood, online communities are able to help each other through this huge life change in a totally new manner. With that comes design and product challenges familiar to many start-ups, but with a whole new raft of content and user needs. TantrumXYZ have recently been nominated for a Webby as one of the top-5 parenting sites globally.

Bob is VP at Addepar, and in charge of their engineering function. As we look to a hybrid working-environment, Bob shares his thoughts on how this might work and the considerations an organisation needs to make, as well as thinking about how much we're asking our people to do.

Bonnie is on a mission to bring dance into your homes with her Queens! We find out why School of SOS was ready for the virtual revolution and the success of bringing fitness and dance online. Fingers crossed there is an audience to perform for again soon.

Bonnie talks about her struggles convincing the investment community that dance is a business, how she nearly lost herself when changing to be what she thought the market wanted her to be, and how Instagram came to the rescue (thanks to an incredible female community). Today’s episode is a great listen for any would-be founder with a passion, coming into tech for the first time, who is struggling to get their idea off the ground!

Brett and Edd talk to us about their platform, build to disrupt and enhance early years education and childcare. We chat about the effects of Covid, and how it's actually created a model and may be simpler to scale.

Brian joined the US military and witnessed the effects of PTSD on his friends firsthand. Aged 18 it moved him enough to research and build a platform to help suffers of trauma. Brian is still only 20, all of his exec team are students; they are using music to help people and have built credibility in the science community. Frankly, we're very impressed and implore you listen to this amazing young leader.

Bruce is building a platform that taps into compute power across the globe to bring a gaming platform like no other. But Polystream doesn't stop there; medicine, military, transport all provide examples of how this platform could bring new insights to existing platforms.

Today we’re address the need to adopt a “growth mindset” and creating an inclusive learning environment. Callum Goodwilliam took a longer route into tech than some, but is now combining his passion for teaching with tech. As the length of time our skill sets stay relevant for shortens, this is a very relevant episode!

Callum has developed web apps for over 13 years, working at Orange, Deutsche Bank, Connected World and Goldman Sachs. He is now part of a group of technologists disrupting insurance in the growing insurtech market.

Calvin and his friends watched 'The Social Network' whilst studying and decided a start-up was for them... then they learnt some lessons. From product misfires, pivots and eventual success, Calvin charts the journey he's had with Segment; a journey that led to him being in Lisbon as a speaker at Web Summit.

Carl joins the podcast to talk about building his business and standing out in a competitive field. How are entrepreneurs approaching the current market, and what's more important; product-market-fit or a simple solutions? We also ask what lessons he's learnt from previous start-up experiences.

Carley is founder of Y'earn, a marketplace where you can rent baby items; bringing together earners and yearners whilst tackling the sustainability crisis. In this pod we find out who earners and yearners are, how Carley pivoted the business from it's original concept, and what the realties of being a CEO/founder in 2020 entail.

For more than 20 years Carlo has developed startups in markets where the digital revolution had disrupted the status quo and created new opportunities. He's now building Soldo, the multi-user spending account for businesses.

Carol is responsible for the internal technology used by Telegraph staff. Ensuring her team provide tech services in an environment that's ever-changing is always a challenge, and here we explore the challenges caused by the rate of change and attitudes towards tech. In our topical chat we go Christmas themed!

Caroline is the president and founder of Women in Governance, a Canadian based not-for-profit aiming to help improve the numbers of women in the boardroom? Why; because pale and stale boards are bad of competition, the economy and wider society. Caroline's is a fantastic story, and one I'm happy we can share on Christmas Eve!

Zine is an influencer marketing tech platform, bringing brands and influencers together. In the light of recent criticism, where does influencer marketing go? We discuss regulation, the difference between social celebrity and influencers, and why credibility is key!

Happy New Year! Today's show is a big interview with Babylon Health's CTO Caroline Hargrove, who talks about AI, data and why it's important tech is allowed to push boundaries. But what regulation is needed and are patients making informed choices about their care?

Carolyn discusses the talent pipeline; how to engage with apprentices and what the learning opportunities are for all involved. We talk about the progression of women through an organisation, why men don’t want to be in people management, and how businesses might respond to the changing working environment.

Cat talks about her efforts to close the gender gap in education and in workplaces, and the product that's making that possible. How can we fight gender stereotypes? What is good leadership? What can the community do to bring about real change?