Cat leads Product development and management for the Telegraph. In this podcast she discusses product 'hygiene' and getting the best out of her team, as well as her path into technology and encouraging more girls to follow in that path.

On the show today, a welcome return to Doteveryone as they publish their 2020 Digital Attitudes Report. So how do people feel about technology at a time when we've never needed it more? I'm afraid there are some concerning stats, but also positive recommendations. It's key the tech industry listens and engages with people to build trust.

Catherine Wong is Chief Product Officer and EVP Engineering at Domo, a firm using business cloud to help empower organisations to help leverage scale in record time. In this interview we dive into the topic of inclusion, and ask if there are enough role-models for young women to aspire to.

Today’s episode focuses on customer experience and success (a subject on the radar of all business leaders today), as well as the power of data to help you to navigate around your business. Charli Rogers from Yext talks about her role, and how Yext are building a culture where coming to work is an experience.

Charlotte talks about her role at Schroders, how sailing and trampolining have influenced her leadership style, and why she didn't want to be "on the inside" of a computer. This is a great listen from a former-TechWomen100 winner and all round adventurer!

Chase Buckle, from GlobalWebIndex, joins the podcast to talk about how the pandemic has changed the balance of power in consumer spending and habits. Increasingly an older generation is dominating social and ecommerce. GenZ were already online, and with greater spending power when it comes to groceries and other big ticket items, marketeers cannot ignore the Grey Pound.

Today's show is a chat with Polystream's Cheryl Razzell and Simon Sparks. We chat about how the lockdown is changing the way we communicate, and what lessons we can carry back into the office when we're let back in! How are you keeping your employee's minds whirring?

Chloe is the CEO and founder of Yoni Circle, a community that heals and connects via storytelling. Having suffered set backs in her own career Chloe found comfort in the tales of other women, making her realise she hadn't failed. Now she's bringing an app and platform to women to help them share, and learn from others experience.

Chris is responsible for technology at reed.co.uk, the UK's largest job board. In this week's podcast he talks about the challenges of being asked to make a business move quicker, why he took this role and the importance of purpose to him, as well as innovation in the sector.

Chris is CTO of Trailight, a business he's been with for a few years but which is now starting to rapidly grow. We talk about the challenges that brings and how he's addressing them, via psychological safety and clear communications.

Chris has recently launched Secco Bank, a pre-licence challenger bank aimed at leaving 20th century preconceptions of banking behind. Having previously been an innovation technologist at Lloyds few people are as qualified to discuss this area.

Chris is trying to get consumers talking about insurance. Not an easy task! But given the changes in the global workforce, and a move to contracting roles and great job mobility, he’s spotted that the traditional insurance market is failing people. We’re chatting to him about Sherpa, the startup meeting that need, and how and why he’s growing the business the way that he is!

Chris is responsible for the digital transformation of The National Gallery, looking at where technology creates benefits for the institution without distracting from the art. We talk about the use of VR and social media and the role they play in bringing the collection to a bigger audience in a whole new manner.

Recruiting software engineers has never been harder but the Corndel Software Engineering Academy have a solution; the apprenticeship levy. As many businesses become increasingly dependent on the quality of their software teams it is essential that new and sustainable solutions to this resourcing challenge are found. We're discussing how an apprenticeship programme could help solve some of the key problems facing the tech sector.

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On Today's show, Dave is talking to Christian Beegan CTO and co-founder at Sumo Logic a Cloud-native Machine Data Analytics Platform for DevSecOps. Dave met up with Christian at this year's Web Summit. Jack and Josie talk about Facebook’s dirty deals with other big businesses and also look at the Guardian’s top tech gadgets of the year! It's the last episode of Tech Talks before Dave returns. A huge thank you to the brilliant Jack Pearce for taking the reigns and our guest co-host Josie Rollings.

Christina is a senior exec with experience across the media sector. She's worked in the FT, BBC, ITV and now News UK and is well placed to discuss the evolution of the sector. During our Tech Talk she talked about talent, diversity and how a varied environment is geared to success.

Chris is at BBOXX, a firm committed to developing solutions providing affordable, clean energy to off-grid communities in the developing world. Founded in 2010 by Chris and two fellow Imperial College London students, the company has enjoyed fast growth; BBOXX has now deployed more than 150,000 solar kits and impacted over 750,000 lives across Africa and Asia.

Chris is the founder and CEO of ThriveMap, a business using data to make sense of culture-building. He's on a mission to solve complexity bias by asking people simple questions like "how do you want to be managed?" and putting that data in the hands of managers.

What is what3words? Well according to The Economist it's "An ingenious new system of addresses that can locate any place in the country—and, indeed, in the world" and we at Tech Talks agree! Clare Jones (CCO) joins me on the pod to talk about the most simple, yet innovative piece of tech you're going to find out about today!

Today’s guest is Coen, co-founder of Hiber. We’re talking about low-cost IOT solutions, in particular how miniature satellites at helping to get the world online and improve global connectivity from around 10%. We explore Hiber, their evolution and Coen’s journey into tech (despite his best intentions)!

Craig has 15 years experience developing digital products. He has a wealth of experience of Agile and Lean and how they are best applied. Now at Hubble he is responsible for product management, engineering, R&D and support.

Mr Lee's Noodles are made by award winning food-tech business Mr Lee's Pure Foods Co. In this chat we meet the founder Damien, who describes why he's not launched in the supermarkets, why his product is proudly expensive, and how tech is helping him get data on his customers, and value to his partners.

Today we tackle a subject some people might view as controversial. We’re interviewing JUUL Labs UK MD Dan Thomson. JUUL’s mission is to improve the lives of the world’s one billion adult smokers by driving innovation to eliminate cigarettes. Why might that be controversial? Because vaping is new, growing, and not well understood. Hopefully today’s podcast helps you form your own opinion.

Daniel is the COO of BuffaloGrid, the mobile power and internet service for the off-grid world. They are on a mission to connect the next billion. The platform uses solar energy, innovative technology and a cashless payment system to provide power-as-a-service where it’s needed most, helping users integrate into the digital world.

We’re talking about one of the most hyped-technologies of the last few years; Bitcoin. Fastbitcoin.com founder Danny Brewster joins the show to discuss his vision of the future, why a cashless society concerns him, and why he’s critical of existing regulation. Danny suggests he’s part of the tin hat brigade, but how do you feel about this emerging currency? It’s a must-listen for the cryptocurrency and blockchain enthusiasts amongst you.

Danny is the Music Marketing Manager for Logitech, and specifically ran a very successful campaign for the Ultimate Ears brand. Have you noticed the ‘millennial pink’ trend on Instagram? Then his campaign might have worked on you! We talk about content creation, creators finding their own voice, and how a brand can grow it’s profile and image in collaboration with that community.

Today we're talking about Bitcoin with CoinCorner Ltd cofounder and CEO Danny. Danny has worked in the Bitcoin industry since 2011, and now he's working to make sure that it's easier for everyone to buy. But should you?

This week's show features Danny Witter, CEO of Work for Good. Work for Good is a social enterprise on a mission to unleash the giving power of the business world. They advise businesses on smart ways to embed giving for the benefit of the business and charity alike. Their online platform makes donations easy, takes care of legal and tax compliance, and helps businesses tell their giving story.

Darren is responsible for digital delivery within Hearst Magazines UK. He is chiefly responsible for a new strategy integrating all tech units and highlighting how this can change the business. He has worked for the FT, News UK and Rightmove and has a vast amount of experience to share.