Interview | Future of Work | 27 May This startup just raised $30m to… grow slowly Germany’s Zenjob is active in just one market, but it’s proving that growth isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 26 May “Companies that outperform don’t dabble in innovation at the edges” Customers are hopping from one digital service to another with increased frequency. Great design is a way to keep them loyal.
Sponsored Interview | Corporate Innovation | 26 May Which corporates are going beyond “innovation theatre”? There are five conditions needed for corporate innovation projects to succeed. Mind the Bridge is searching for companies doing it right.
Interview | Fintech | 22 May Abandoning your home market is never easy, but sometimes it’s necessary Finiata chief executive Jan Enno Einfeld explains why his Berlin-based company is exiting the German market to focus its resources on Poland.
Interview | Coaching | 20 May Remote mentoring tips from the experts The crisis has made mentoring more important than ever.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 19 May Corporate innovation needs to avoid the Covid backlash Coronavirus has hugely accelerated the need to find new ways of working. But if companies plunge into these without planning, it will go horribly wrong.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 19 May The three reasons innovation projects get shelved Pathfinder helps corporations build ventures. 10% of them get funded, 10% are rejected and 80% get shelved. These are the three main reasons why.
Interview | Startup Life | 19 May Psychedelic CEO: this boss wants to experience “the mother of all drugs” with his staff PlayaMedia’s Julius Dreyer is planning a spiritual Ayahuasca retreat with his team for when lockdown ends.
Interview | Fintech | 18 May Digital banks won’t be acquired by incumbents, says founder of France’s top fintech Hugues Le Bret - who sold his neo-bank to BNP Paribas in 2017 - says his peers will struggle to follow suit.
Interview | Coronavirus | 12 May Extreme personalisation: could AI get us out of lockdown? Big Tech-style prediction engines should be used to give people highly personalised health risk information as Covid-19 lockdowns are eased.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 12 May Tech can make the legal sector better for women Women leave the legal profession in droves because of the lack of flexibility, but harnessing tech can change that, says Alice Stephenson.
Interview | Digital Health | 1 May Why Doctolib is hiring 3,000 people (hint: it’s not Covid) French healthtech giant Doctolib is hiring for the long-run, with a four-year plan to build technology for clinics and hospitals of the future.
Interview | Digital Banks | 30 Apr OakNorth braced for economic downturn The Softbank-backed digital lender faces its biggest test yet
Interview | Startup Life | 30 Apr Six questions to fall in love (with your startup founder) Famed relationship therapist Esther Perel talks about founder dynamics and tips to safeguard against fallouts.
Interview | Startup Life | 23 Apr “The team are seeing a different side of me”: Life as a CFO in a downturn Catherine Birkett, chief financial officer at London's GoCardless, on guiding a scaleup through an economic shock.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 21 Apr “If you are not disruptively innovating now you are done” Founders of the XPRIZE and Singularity University on how they expect Covid-19 to change the world
