Johnny Hugill

Lead Researcher, PUBLIC

This week Johnny Hugill (Lead Researcher at PUBLIC) is our guest, and we’re wading into the waters surrounding Brexit. Trading waters at our ports that is! Whatever your view on Brexit, tradetech is a growing industry offering huge opportunity to British startups. We discuss the tech, the role of central government, and have some tips for entrepreneurs.

Industry Focus

In-depth analysis from across Nash Squared that shine a light on the most important issues facing the tech industry

Women in Tech

Hear some amazing stories and insights from women working at the cutting edge of tech.

Cyber Security

We talk to industry experts on cybersecurity, cyber risk management, security technology and leadership.

Inclusion in Tech

How can we make tech a fairer and more inclusive industry for people to work in.

People & Skills

What issues face the tech industry as the demand for talent becomes increasingly difficult to meet.

Listen

Listen and subscribe to our podcast to immerse yourself in the world of tech insights, from AI to CyberSecurity, talent and Quantum

Share your expertise with us!

Suggest yourself or someone you know to be a guest on Tech Talks and join the conversation shaping the future of tech.

More podcasts

Alex Hatvany

Co-founder, Atom Learning

Do you worry about your elderly relatives being isolated at home?

Paul Berney, CMO at Anthropos, tells us about a connected care solution offering peace of mind.

Reviving the world’s rainforest with AI: how Morfo are saving our most vulnerable environments.

Morfo's Adrien Pages and Gregory Maitre tell us how to save the rainforest.

Kevin Blair

Global Talent Acquisition Leader at Cisco Systems

Gabriel & Katya

Cofounders, ClearPeople

Jack and Quin explain how data is helping tackle one of the biggest global killers.

Jack O'Meara and Quin Wills are co-founders of Ochre Bio, a biotech business developing therapies for livers containing excess fat, using genomics, computation, and whole human livers kept alive outside the human body. Why is this important? Liver disease is the only top ten killer that's on the rise globally.