Breakthrough: John Browne
You wouldn’t call John Browne a ‘tech bros’. Browne is Baron Browne of Madingley to you, CEO of BP between 1995 and 2007, when he earned the tag the ‘Sun
You wouldn’t call John Browne a ‘tech bros’. Browne is Baron Browne of Madingley to you, CEO of BP between 1995 and 2007, when he earned the tag the ‘Sun
Will Shu was once an New York-based investment banker at Morgan Stanley dealing with mergers and acquisitions. He worked very long hours, seven days a week and was used to
The line-up of speakers for this year’s Breakthrough talks at Second Home Clerkenwell had strength in depth. It was hard to pick out the star attraction but the crowd-pulling appeal
There’s a long list of start-ups who have birthed and bloomed at the original Second Home Spitalfields. Perhaps the bloomiest among them is the renewable energy company Bulb. Founded by
“Inclusion is easy to talk about” says Liv Little, founder and editor of gal-dem. We asked her a few questions in the run up to International Women’s Day. What are your
Do we view imagination as a reaction? Something that has to be ignited, evoked, or instilled? Over at the Institute of Imagination (iOi), Annie Duffield, Head of Marketing and Communications
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With women making up only 20% of the tech industry, what is actually being done to make the tech space more inclusive? As part of Unwrapped London Fields, Second Home
Pinning down certified style icon Yassmin Abdel-Magied was not easy. She’s busy. Busy making a change. Busy writing her second book, You Must Be Layla which is out in a few
For most of us, the term ‘OCD’ instantly brings to mind symptoms where individuals are overly worried about cleanliness and germs, and have particularities with neatness. In reality, there are
Sexism in sex tech is being called out. In a non surprising statistic, 70% of sex tech companies are owned by men. Earlier this year, Lora Haddock’s award-winning device was