Interview | Video | 19 Nov Prezi cofounder Peter Arvai wants us to communicate better No more powerpoint.
Interview | Consulting | 19 Nov “Being a designer is about asking uncomfortable questions” Interview with Isaac Pinnock of Made by Many
Interview | Work trends | 19 Nov Waitrose: £10m in annual cost savings through innovation The UK supermarket chain saved £460,000 just from tweaking tills to allow people to opt out of getting a receipt — and that was just one of 4000+ staff ideas.
Interview | Mobility | 14 Nov Autonomous flying taxis will arrive by 2031, says Volocopter They will be accessible to everyone, not just for VIPs, says the German startup.
Interview | Investment | 13 Nov Miguel Vicente from Barcelona Tech City on the exhaustion of founder addiction The cofounder of Barcelona Tech City and Antai Venture Builders sits down with Sifted to talk founder addiction and managing your startup’s ‘ego system’
Interview | Mobility | 13 Nov Electric scooters are a terrible business, says Bolt boss Bolt founder Markus Villig talks to Sifted about undercutting Uber, talks with SoftBank and why he never expects to make any money out of his scooter business.
Interview | Government | 12 Nov David Cameron on regulating tech, criminal gangs and the Wild West internet Former British prime minister David Cameron speaks with Alexander de Carvalho from venture fund Public about the current digital agenda and the role policymakers should play in it.
Interview | Advertising | 11 Nov A big corporate just nabbed a startup’s name for its slogan, and the startup is fighting back The CEO of Tech Will Save Us woke up to find her startup’s name plastered all over London. But rather than picking a fight, she’s now trying to pick up a contract.
Interview | Insurance | 8 Nov “The Little Prince made me cry” — Bookclub with Sten Saar, cofounder of Zego Zego CEO Sten Saar on what makes him cry, why he doesn't give books as gifts and how insurance will change everyone's life.
Interview | Hospitality | 7 Nov The Czech startup bringing hotels out of the 1980s With big hotel chains still using antiquated operating systems, Czech entrepreneur Richard Valtr has set out to bring new tech to the hospitality sector.
Interview | Media | 7 Nov The culture of Culture Trip Fresh from a bruising public fight with disgruntled ex-employees, Culture Trip founder Kris Naudts tells Sifted how he aims to reinvent the travel business
Interview | Finance | 6 Nov Brunch with Hiroki Takeuchi, founder of GoCardless He’s one of the most widely-respected founders in Europe’s startup ecosystem — but that doesn't mean Hiroki Takeuchi, founder of payments company GoCardless, has found the transition from startup to scaleup easy.
Interview | Banking | 5 Nov Expect surprises says Silva as Santander InnoVentures goes on shopping spree Buoyed by its success with iZettle, the Santander’s investment arm has done five deals in the last two months alone.
Interview | Hiring and workforce | 31 Oct A London startup chief executive explains how he recruited his founding team Albert Azis-Clauson explains how he met his cofounder, head of marketing, head of product, chief technology officer and head of design.
Interview | Advertising | 30 Oct “Throwing rocks at the Google bus” — Bookclub with WeTransfer’s Damian Bradfield Damian Bradfield, co-founder and chief creative officer of WeTransfer shares his top book recommendations about social isolation, the trust deficit in tech and philanthropy.
Interview | Transport | 30 Oct Bigger than BlaBlaCar? French unicorn BlaBlaCar has convinced millions of customers to carpool on long trips; now it wants to tap into a much bigger market by getting people to carpool to work.
