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This interview about hype will blow your mind: read it before your friends do
Maddyness spoke "face-to-face" with author, journalist, keynote speaker and one the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers, Gemma Milne, to discuss why robots won’t steal our jobs, how hype can be used for good and how we can hype-proof ourselves.
Portfolio by " Ella Bowman
21.05.2020
4 pillars for rebuilding a global workforce
Guy Ryder, General Director of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) was interviewed as part of the Financial Times webinar series "The Global Boardroom" and shared the four pillars that ILO's is working on to rebuild a global workforce post-COVID-19.
News by " Audrey Langevin
20.05.2020
Tech investments forced by lockdown are good, but should have been made sooner
At the height of the dotcom boom two decades ago, investors were ecstatic about the possibilities of the internet. However, while investors were pouring billions into companies looking to capitalise on this cutting-edge technology, the asset management community itself failed to invest in tech for its own purposes.
Portfolio by " Mash Patel
19.05.2020
Yes, your startup needs an advisor
Joe Procopio explains what makes an advisor different than an investor, consultant, or employee and why they can be critical to the success of any startup.
Tools by " Joe Procopio
19.05.2020
Removing the uncertainties of global expansion for your business
Moving anywhere right now is something we don’t need to put too much thought into, it’s either a jog around the block or taking the dog to the local park – no sitting! Yet, as with all things, the threat of COVID-19 will diminish and us entrepreneurs, perhaps more than ever, be ready to spread our wings and take to new destinations in search of market expansion.
News by " Tony Hughes
12.05.2020
How to build a board of directors that actually works
A board of directors is a legally required entity that is responsible for making a company’s most critical structural, financial, and directional decisions. At the very inception of a company, the early startup stage, the board consists of the founder or co-founders, and that’s it. But soon — very soon if the startup is successful in raising money — that board will expand.
News by " Joe Procopio
11.05.2020
Can the UK finally crack a problem hindering SMEs?
The financial services industry has traditionally found it very difficult to serve the disparate and fragmented SME marketplace. But we believe that the combination of traditional financial providers and new entrants focused on data and analytics means that SMEs will finally get the financial services they deserve.
News by " Henry Alty
11.05.2020
Computer coding, a women's world?
Walk into any tech headquarters in London, New York, Silicon Valley or Shanghai and it’s easy to forget that coding was once dominated by women. In fact, coding and computer engineering were pioneered by women. Ada Lovelace, born in 1815 was the first-ever computer programmer. She was a young London-born woman who wrote the first machine algorithm in the world.
Portfolio by " Tali Ramsey
01.05.2020
How startups challenge the status quo and win
Now more than ever we are living in a time of change, and who better than startups to demonstrate their agility and ability to pivot and respond to drive the new economies. Joe Procopio looks at how change can be the most empowering force.
Tools by " Joe Procopio
30.04.2020
Points-based visa for startups could stimulate the UK’s economic recovery
Samar Shams, Immigration and Global Mobility Partner at Spencer West LLP argues that the UK should speed up plans for a new visa for entrepreneurs in light of COVID-19’s acceleration of the transition to tech across business sectors.
News by " Samar Shams
27.04.2020
DNA testing won’t beat the Coronavirus, but can prevent at least as many deaths
It feels more than ever like we're at the turnstile of the future: the ways we live and work are being radically rewritten in the interests of the individual. One such rewrite is our access to at-home cutting edge science, giving us more affordable insight into our body's coding: mainstream DNA testing is no longer the realm of science fiction. Maddyness writer Ella Bowman caught up with Avi Lasarow, the CEO of DNA Fit, to discuss destiny, data, DNA's ethnic bias and the Coronavirus (for good measure).
Decoding by " Ella Bowman
22.04.2020
Mapping the future of work
Pietro Invernizzi enjoys spending time thinking about and investing in companies shaping “the Future of Work”. In this article he shares his comprehensive and detailed analysis.
News by " Pietro Invernizzi
21.04.2020
What causes excessive stress at work?
The "Stress in the Workplace" survey asked employees from 140 companies across the UK the causes of their ‘excessive stress at work’, how they combat stress to maintain good mental health and what their employers do to support them through stress. Here's a summary of the survey's highlights.
Tools by " Maddyness
17.04.2020
Global trends in mobility tech to watch in 2020
Whether it's in the UK, the EU or globally, mobility tech trends are impacting the big city life in major hubs and will redefine the way we commute in the future. Maddyness selected some of the most important mobility tech trends to watch globally in 2020.
Decoding by " Audrey Langevin
14.04.2020
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