The FutureTech Podcast features interviews with technology leaders from across the industry, tracking their personal journeys to the top and capturing their thoughts, observed trends, predictions and advice for STEM graduates starting out. This series aims to explore the rapid changes in technological development, technical hire and support on issues such as cybersecurity, diversity and inclusion and corporate responsibility.
Pedro Geada shares his career journey, highlighting pivotal moments that led him into technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership. From self-teaching programming as a teenager to co-founding companies and managing large global teams, Pedro reflects on his experiences building successful tech teams. He also discusses the importance of taking breaks to recharge and evolve, offering valuable insights into fostering strong team cultures and achieving sustainable success.
This episode centres on the STEM Ambassador Association, featuring Chris Pugliese, CTO of Pie, a fintech startup revolutionising the future of tax. Chris discusses how Pie is addressing upcoming tax challenges through digital innovation, offering a unique perspective on the evolving landscape. He also reflects on his career journey, the significance of STEM in shaping future industries, and the role technology plays in transforming the fintech sector. This episode provides valuable insights into the intersection of tax, technology, and the importance of STEM in driving progress.
This episode spotlights Mike Butterwick, CBE, Head of Talent Acquisition at Altrad UK, a key player within Altrad Global. Mike shares his unique journey from a distinguished career in the army to his current role in STEM-focused talent acquisition, driving workforce strategies for a global service leader. He explores how his military experience shaped his approach to talent development and the importance of STEM skills in building the future workforce. Tune in for valuable insights into the evolving role of STEM in talent acquisition, the power of diverse experiences, and the impact of global services in shaping today’s industries.
Which tech do you consider good or bad?
Spencer talks Charlie through what, in his opinion, what makes good tech vs bad, and why you should have faith in your entrepreneurial ideas, and not be deterred.
Lastly, Spencer shares his advice for those starting out in tech, and it's all about resilience.
Linda and Charlie discuss her career journey, from teaching English, to being a linguist, a journalist, a broadcaster, a COO and a CTO, across multiple sectors.
Linda gives advice on leveraging networks, asking the questions no one wants to ask, and believing you can take on big projects, even when you never have before.
Gerard talks to Charlie on Open versus Closed Source AI economies, and why AI has "the power to create great harm, as well as great good."
Gerard discusses AI's role in supporting the future state of the world, future careers in renewable energies and Donald Trump's view on AI.
Gerard encourages constant learning, finding your passion and how this communicates authenticity to future employees.
Mike's diverse career path over 36 years at Lloyds Bank proves advancing your career doesn't always mean moving companies.
He what makes a top-performing leader, notes that good managers are always remembered and explains why he passionately believes in constant learning and self development.
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