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Relentless optimism: the one question that always makes work better
According to psychologist Paul Ekman there are just five ‘basic emotions’ universally recognised and experienced by humans: joy, sadness, fear, disgust, and anger.
Opinion by " Joanne Chan
31.07.2024
Joanne Chan
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How to use audio to help your startup scale
Appetite for audio content is at an all time high. More than two-thirds of the British public listened to a podcast in the last year. That’s a huge amount of people compared with just a few short years ago
Tools by " Oskar Serrander
LISTEN TO THE ARTICLE
29.07.2024
How to use audio to help your startup scale
In Europe, it's easier to be an Olympic medalist than a unicorn founder
According to recent research from Antler, there are four times more Olympic medallists in Europe than unicorn founders, and even when you exclude the Winter Olympics, there are still more medalists than unicorn founders in Europe.
News by " Maddyness UK
26.07.2024
In Europe, it's easier to be an Olympic medalist than a unicorn founder
A new playbook for the B2B brands driving humanity forward 
Whether it's the sleek tactility of Apple, the urban energy of Nike, the familiar fizz of Coke, or any one of countless other consumer campaigns, we're surrounded every minute of every day with brilliantly conceived, executed and delivered marketing work. But as business buyers it's always felt very, very different – until now.
Opinion by " Mitch Monson & Burke Miles
24.07.2024
Mitch Monson & Burke Miles
Driving Digital Diversity: Understanding the perceived barriers to a career in technology
The corporate world has made some much needed, significant strides in diversity over recent years. Seven years ago, women occupied only 25% of leadership roles in FTSE 100 companies.
Opinion by " Theresa Palmer
23.07.2024
Theresa Palmer
Why the AI revolution hinges on effective data management
Artificial intelligence (AI) is on a significant hype curve. Worth more than £16.8 billion in the UK, the AI market is expected to grow to £801.6 billion by 2035. The use cases are almost endless, from enhancing medical diagnosis tools to fully automating repetitive tasks. But it takes more than just buying an off-the-shelf solution and expecting it to get to work straight away.
Opinion by " Andrew Carr
17.07.2024
Andrew Carr
Events discovery simplified with locl
As part of our quick founder questions series - or QFQs - we spoke to Marcus Lee of locl about connecting with your local community, events discovery and fighting the widespread issue of loneliness.
Portfolio by " Marcus Lee
17.07.2024
Events discovery simplified with locl
Layi Wasabi is rising above The Law to build a flourishing career in a fast-paced content industry
Layi Wasabi breaks the mould of Nigeria’s recent comedic offerings. In one instance, he’s “The Law,” a struggling lawyer with a suit that hangs off his 6’4 frame. In another, he’s Mr Richard, a fast-talking motivational speaker convincing anyone who cares to listen to invest in a life-changing pyramid scheme. His given name, Isaac Olayiwola, may not ring any bells, but these characters bring humour and joy to millions of people.
News by " Hannatu Asheolge
17.07.2024
Layi Wasabi is rising above The Law to build a flourishing career in a fast-paced content industry
In good times and even better ones: BNP Paribas and Mistral AI sign multi-year partnership
BNP Paribas and Mistral AI have signed a multi-year partnership that will provide the bank with access to current and future Mistral AI commercial models.
News by " Paul Ferretti
16.07.2024
The role VCs play in a startup’s success beyond investment
Startups need much more than investment from their VCs – they need expert advice on how to build their technology in the most lean, effective way possible.
Tools by " Maddyness, with OVHCloud
In partnership with OVHCloud
16.07.2024
The role VCs play in a startup’s success beyond investment
Tranforming technology: Index Ventures announces £1.79B in new funds
Index Ventures, a leading global venture capital firm, announces £1.79B in new funds to forge relationships with exceptional entrepreneurs.
News by " Paul Ferretti
15.07.2024
Shardul Shah
4 tips for founders to unlock success with startup accelerators
Startup accelerators—the launchpads for innovation—are where founders refine their vision, connect with mentors, and propel their ventures forward. But how do you make the most of this opportunity?
Tools by " Svetlana Stotskaya
13.07.2024
4 tips for founders to unlock success with startup accelerators
The next French government shouldn’t overlook tech in the hunt for growth
The success story of the French technology ecosystem is something to be admired. It’s one that’s seen technology go from playing an insignificant to a major role in the French economy over a compressed timeline.
News by " Louis Dussart
12.07.2024
The next French government shouldn’t overlook tech in the hunt for growth
Align and achieve: PAUSE by Alexandre Mars, between intimate and incredible
In a world where Instagram filters often obscure reality, Alexandre Mars invites us to take a pause. His latest book, PAUSE: Pour une vie alignée, (PAUSE: Advice for an aligned life) delves into the complexities of modern existence, offering a roadmap for those seeking fulfilment and happiness.
News by " Paul Ferretti
11.07.2024
Alexandre Mars

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