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Brands Transforming Our World
A truly unique UK tech story with Raspberry Pi’s Eben Upton
Season 1, Ep. 4
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In this month’s conversation we meet with Eben Upton CBE, CEO at Raspberry Pi.
Eben is a computer scientist and engineer and co-founded the Raspberry Pi Foundation in 2008, aiming to inspire a new generation of learners to engage with programming and electronics. Designing single board and modular computers since 2012, Raspberry Pi is a genuine UK success story and the biggest – and in our eyes, the most exciting – listing on the London Stock Exchange this year.
Eben discusses building a UK technology trailblazer with such a clear mission at its heart; the role of technology in driving social change, and much more.
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3. 30 years of growing pioneering tech brands with Amadeus Capital Partners’ Anne Glover CBE
43:22||Season 1, Ep. 3Our latest guest is Anne Glover CBE, CEO of one of the most influential Venture Capital firms in technology. Anne’s had an incredible career, with the last three decades spend spotting, funding and growing genuinely game changing tech start-ups. We cover everything from her transatlantic journey from a Materials Science degree to her storied tenure at the helm of Amadeus Capital Partners; the importance of failure; and why strong brand values – and living them – is crucial as companies scale. It’s a fascinating listen.
2. Scaling a European AI pioneer
40:56||Season 1, Ep. 2In the second episode of our brand new series, our next guest is David Parry-Jones, Chief Revenue Officer at language AI pioneer, DeepL. He covers everything from scaling a true AI innovator and beating the industry giants to finding roles where you can truly be yourself. It’s a fascinating listen from an incredibly experienced, people-focussed tech leader.
1. Taking on the world one semiconductor at a time
40:03||Season 1, Ep. 1In the first episode of our brand new series, we speak with David Moore, the CEO of UK semiconductor success story, Pragmatic, about his leadership lessons; how Pragmatic’s flexible chips are the industry’s future; running a global tech firm out of the UK and of course AI.