Robert and Feyaza speak to Joyann Boyce from Arima & Co. which is an inclusive marketing agency here in the South West. Joyann also works with TechSpark which works to educate the digitech sector in the region and play a part at this year's Bristol Tech Fest happening later this month! 

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25: What's the Theme? Diversity!

This month we talk to Dolly Gulliford from the Bournemouth-based app creator Passenger, about how she got into tech from a non-tech background and why women don't want to work in tech jobs. We also look at the brilliant (because we're part of the team) new tech website South West Tech Daily with editor Peter Evans.

24: Will women ever really want to work in tech?

Robert and Feyaza are looking at how fans who couldn't go to Japan for the Olympics can interact with the games from their own countries, thanks to a company right here in the South West. The podcast also looks into the number of companies ditching London for the South West and basing themselves in hubs like Exeter and Plymouth Science Parks.

23: How to attend the Olympics without tickets

Tribe Tech was at the G7 in Cornwall this month and Robert and Feyaza speak to South African journalist Zobuswe Ngobese about the relevance of his country being invited to the summit as a special guest.  We also speak to regional director of Deepbridge Capital - Simon Tutton - about Sir Patrick Vallance's new Science and Technology Committee - and what the point of it is. 

22: HOW THE G7 MADE A DIFFERENCE TO THE SOUTH WEST

Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan speak to Nemo D'Qrill from Sigma Polaris, which specialises in diversity recruitment asking "where's the diversity at" Robert also takes a controversial swipe at some of the best discussion points from the Tech South West lounges. Listen now - and tweet @techswofficial to get on the podcast as a guest.

21: Tech Diversity: Whose fault is it?

In this episode we speak to angel investor Ben Cooper who is running Tech South West's StartUp Studio about what makes a good startup, and we talk to Emily Barrett who is the organiser of the Techstars Startup Weekends in Plymouth. Presenters: Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan

20: How to start a start-up

Will workers stay remote as we come out of lockdown? What lessons have we learnt? Also, there's a new bank in town, for cryptocurrency and it's based in Bristol.  

19: The Future is Crypto

This month's Tribe Tech scrutinizes the Tech South West survey, with two of the South West's most influential tech leaders.Andy Doyle, Founder of global fan product Filmily and Ben Shorrock, MD of Bristol based tech information hub Tech Spark join Robert and Feyaza to explain some of the trends emerging from this year's questionnaire. 

18: 2021 TECH TRENDS

How can rech companies in the region can stand out in a noisy social media space? We as one of the country's leading social media marketers - Phil Byrne. We also speak to the CEO of the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly LEP Glen Caplin Grey about hosting the G7 and the work and opportunity that now awaits. Tweet us @TechSwOfficial or find Tech South West on instagram, we love hearing from you!

17: HOW TO MAKE YOUR BUSINESS STAND OUT

This has been a life-changing year for all of us, and we have had the opportunity to speak to some fantastic people for our podcast carrying out amazing changes in tech, and changing how we see things.  Here are just some of our best bits.

16: 2020: The Best Bits

This month we're LIVE at the Tech South West awards, which took place digitally on Hopin.  Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan were at Exeter Science Park broadcasting to hundreds of attendees and helping showcase the region's talent to the tech community.  If you couldn't attend, have a listen - we've kept all the best bits of insight.  Well done to everyone who won! PS: Thanks to Lead Partner BT, and supporting partners Ashfords and Bishop Fleming.

15: LIVE at the awards

This month, Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan try to find out why tech firms find it difficult attracting women and how to solve this issue.  Our guests are fantastic women in a diverse range of jobs in tech - tune in now - and don't forget to subscribe!

14: How do we get more women in tech jobs?

Presenters Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan also speak to awards' judges Tamsin Hodge from the UK Hydrographic Office, Bishop Fleming's Pippa Clarke and Tech Exeter's Kris Sum about what they looked for, the businesses that impressed and surprised them and of course, coping in the new normal.

13: TECH SOUTH WEST AWARDS: NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCEMENT 2020

In this episode, we talk about how tech firms in the region can compete for international talent as well as investment- plus we look at skills gaps and how to fix them by investing in the future. We speak to three organisations in the South West who are succeeding, and have the lowdown.

12: How can businesses in the south west compete globally?

Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan speak to the winners of the Tech Southwest Awards 2019. We look at how tech companies are using their offices as hybrid spaces, how they're moving out of the lockdown and what one company in Bath did to fix a skills shortage in the digital sector. Listen now!

11: Why you need to be part of TSW Awards 2020

Are women and ethnic minorities avoiding the tech sector and where on earth would you find cupcakes created by AI? In the first ever Tribe Tech Podcast, the un-technical journalists Robert Hillier and Feyaza Khan find the answers to these and other questions at Bristol's inaugural technology festival. They speak to its creator Nick Sturge and others who are taking part in what could become tech's next big thing in the south west.

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