Rentify are a business aiming to make it simpler for you to rent property, both as a tenant and landlord. Given the housing crisis and increased reliance on the rental market the business is using technology to disrupt a market that still often feels quite traditional. We talk to the two CTOs (Edwin and Ryan) about their approach to tackling this sector.

Eleanor was CIO at Workshare but, was so concerned about providing customers with a service the company could be proud of, moved to CCxO. Her experience covers product development, international research projects, project management, cross functional team leadership, and operational transformation. Understanding how that's helped build B2B relationships is great insight.

Elina joins the podcast to talk about how her business Natural Cycles is helping women understand their bodies via data. We explore her journey from CERN to technology entrepreneur, and get her views on femtech, and the use of data by tech firms.

Do your kids have the skills and knowledge they’ll need in the future workplace? Could you put the foundations in place today to make sure they stand a chance of being successful? Artist, architect and engineer Elizabeth Tweedale felt we could be doing more to help children understand technology, and Cypher was born.

Luminance AI is a business that promises to transform due diligence with artificial intelligence. Emily discusses how they're freeing junior lawyers' lives, lifting low-level, low-value tasks off their desks and making sure businesses tap into the real value they bring to the business.

Erik joins us from the West Coast to chat about Postal.io, to talk about the sales and marketing sector, and being an entrepreneur in the current climate. He discusses the need to understand the market is changing, but your proposition doesn't have to, as well as striking some caution in the shift to home working. Big Tech might yet shake up the way we work again!

Estelle joins the podcast to talk about her role at Poly, one she has shaped, created, and now uses to help the organisation be outward looking and inclusive. The key here is building an accessible environment where everyone can be heard. She also talks about the need to find sponsors and build a social movement.

Evgeny joins the podcast to discuss expanding your business the USA (as a European business), how technology is bringing new life to compliance, and why now is the time to be bold! This is a must listen for anyone looking to get a finger on the pulse of RegTech and regulation!

Faisal talks to us about Amelia, a digital assistant able to automate many tasks around the office with a human face! However how to we ensure the AI learns the right behaviours, and how does this level of automation interact with your existing teams?

With teenage suicide rising by 67% between 2010 and 2017, our need to understand and prevent mental health issues from a young age is critical. Step forward Ketka, runners up in the GESAwards UK semi-final and all round innovative use of emerging tech! Farhana and Isabelle talk through the voice-led approach to mental health and their journey as tech entrepreneurs.

Faz leads the distribution strategy for ITV Hub. During her time at ITV the service has grown from 1 to 30 platforms and she has overseen a big increase in the audience. With a background including amdocs and SAP, she has had a fascinating career in sales, commercial and digital roles. With Tech Talks she discusses the future of television and how audiences are changing content.

Fin is the UK Country Manager of Waze, an app that allows drivers to tell other users about traffic and features in real time. In the episode we dive into the apps tech for good and commercial uses, and wonder if data can tell us which country has the worst drivers...

This week’s guests are Brigad. They provide companies with an independent workforce, on-demand. Using digital expertise they’ve launched a matching technology product for qualified staff expanding the available workforce in record time. Brigad is accelerated by 50Partners, France's #1 startup accelerator, and Uber Technologies Inc. is part of Brigad's early investors.

Francesca Carlesi is regarded as one of the leading figures in the UK tech industry, and it's not hard to see why. Her business is tackling the mortgage market, using tech to challenge legacy thinking. As co-founder and CEO she joins the podcast to explain how and why.

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On today's show we talk to Ashish the Head of Information Security at Lebara. Ashish explains how there will always be a role in security of human intervention, and creating synergy between people and processes. To round off the week we Jack gives us a product perfect for the polluted air of London, if not the most practical.

Gabriel and Katya got married, started a business and started a family. 17 years on we get a chance to discuss what's made the business thrive, how their marriage has grown, and why now it's key that organisations make sure the ideas of their staff are brought to light!

Mine are a new business, launching in the UK just this week! We caught up with CEO and co-founder Gal to find out how they're helping consumers reclaim their data, and why (despite Brexit) the UK is still the place to be for their business.

Gary is MD at Xero, a software business providing an accountancy solution for small businesses. We chat about the trends in the industry and why an entrepreneur no long needs permission to run their business. He also shares his very personal perspective on his career, once again undermining the importance of getting more value from our work.

This week we talk to Gaurav Dhillon, CEO of SnapLogic and former-CEO and founder of Informatica. We're talking growth, "safe" innovation, why tech leaders are averse to talking risks, and the key ingredients needed to be a successful CEO/tech leader today!

Textbooks are heavy, and stupidly expensive. The heavy bit is annoying, the expensive bit prohibitive. In the era of continuous learning it presented an opportunity to Perlego founder Gauthier to disrupt a new market. Find out why he started the business, and the qualities he believes make a startup survive and thrive!

Gemma is the CEO and founder of WORK180, a job platform that’s given power to women by pre-screening potential employers. WORK180’s aim? To be the #1 platform globally for women by 2022, and set standards for what a good workplace looks like.

Genevieve is building a platform to help small holder farmers trace their goods and earn money that allows them to not just survive, but thrive. Using Blockchain her business is transforming the lives of farmers in Haiti.

Georg serves as Country Director for the UK & Ireland at Tesla Motors, leading one of the most talked about and innovative brands in the world. Previously he was UK MD of Yammer and has built up a wealth of understanding in London’s Tech City.

A coding school for refugees. That’ll not work, will it? Client’s demands are too immediate and there are too many hurdles. German is challenging convention and building a truly inspirational organisation that has a human narrative that’s frankly moving.

EdgePetrol are a startup giving real time sales data to fuel merchants. Gideon, the founder, talks to us about his startup experience, and whether reality matched what he'd envisaged.

Giles is CTO of XenZone, an 18-year old tech business helping people (especially children and young people) improve their mental health. We query how that affects their design decisions, touch on data and bias, and how best to work with the NHS.

Graeme is CIO at Williams F1 Team, and unlike many people is back in the office/factory. We talk about the impact of tech on motor sport and inclusion across STEM. Inclusion is a big theme in the podcast today, as Graeme is also a speaker at the WATC virtual conference, being held on the 26th June.

Suddenly we can't physically sit down with our peers, founders can't meet each other, physical events have stopped. Given the Startup Van built a community of founders and entrepreneurs through 1000s of meetings, they're now trying to bring people back together and offer the support that only a community can.

Grant has been with Sports Interactive since 2001. In that time Championship Manager and Football Manager have been market leading games. He discusses how you keep fans happy and a product fresh, and what helps the company behind the game tick. footballmanager2017hntechtalkproductsportsinteractivefootballmanager