Tamara Lohan, MBE

Tamara Lohan, MBE

Founder/CTO at Mr & Mrs Smith
Tamara Lohan, MBE, is an entrepreneur and technology strategist. She started Mr & Mrs Smith as a travel publishing organisation in 2002 with her husband James. As CTO she’s led the transformation into a technology organisation at the forefront of the travel sector. In this podcast she describes that journey and where she thinks tech will take us next!

Industry Focus

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

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Women in Tech

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

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Cyber Security

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

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Inclusion in Tech

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

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People & Skills

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

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