Download (6MB) We dashed over to Accelerator in Kingsland Rd to meet Imogen from Qudini The product was born at a hackathon in 2012 to help solve queuing using NFC technology. Imogen describes her move to tech from advertising, what IWD means for her as well as her approach to helping women achieve pay parity…
And now a word from our sponsors… <a href=”https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2098876/IWD-JaneCabApp.mp3″>Download (5MB)</a> CabApp very generously provided us with Ross Smith‘s driving services for the day. Ross is a long-term twitter-using cabbie and took great care of us all day long. In addition, CabApp gave us a promo code for their app – if you download it for…
Download (4.6MB) Julia founded CrowdJustice as a crowdfunding platform for communities to raise funds for legal disputes. She talks here about the differences she’s noticed, moving from the legal world to the tech industry, especially the differences in mindset regarding risk and innovation and expresses her hope for tech that can enable social change. Helen…
Download (21MB) Helen Keegan and I spent International Women’s Day interviewing women (and some men) in tech (and other sectors!) in London about their experience of gender in the workplace and where we’re at with equality. We’re releasing the audio as podcasts over the next couple of days with minimal editing. We will produce a…
I don’t work for free, that’s a firm rule. But when Helen asked me to help with making a series of podcasts with women in tech for International Women’s Day, I said yes without hesitation. I’m proud of the work we did today, all of us, in collaboration. I know that you’ll get great value out…
In the day or so since I posted about the “airbnb for brains” I’ve had lots of interesting reactions. A couple have been like the comment Patrick posted there which boils down to: “my initial reaction was yeah, there’s something in that, but I don’t want to be part of something exploitative” – and this reflects the…
Consulting around technological change is a very large market indeed, dominated by accounting and strategy consulting firms – if you were going to build a firm from scratch to compete with the big four/five/six professional service firms, you’d need to spend a lot of money over a long period of time, wouldn’t you? When Tuttle started,…
We get all sorts at Tuttle, but over the years there’s been a consistent pattern within the whirl of on the one hand, freelancers, artists, startup founders, pet geeks and others all of whom hustle their way from gig to gig and on the other hand people with jobs who manage to escape the desk-shackles…
Download (34MB) I spoke this morning with Zosia Poulter who’s studying for an MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship at Goldsmiths (thanks to lovely Sian Prime for the intro). She was interested in hearing more about my approach to gathering people together to talk and do stuff. I said yes, on the condition that I could…
I just wrote this for the lovely people who support #tuttle with a regular donation every month. If you’d like to be part of the gang, head over to patreon.com Hi Patrons! Thank you again for your support this month. We’re still going strong at Z/Yen every Friday morning, it’s given us a slightly different…