The Lowdown: Recent Episodes
Infamous Podcasts, Dan Murray & Rich Martell
The Lowdown: Benedict Evans, venture partner at Entrepreneur First and Mosaic Ventures, and Anu Adebajo, investment manager at British Patient Capital.
The Lowdown: Ladi Greenstreet, Head of European Investments at Accenture, and Azeem Azhar, Founder of Exponential View.
Yessi Bello Perez, Senior Writer at The Next Web, and Check Warner, Founder and Partner at Ada Ventures.
Debbie Wosskow, former CEO of Love Home Swap and co-founder of AllBright, and Sarah-Jane Mee, presenter at Sky News and anchor of The Sarah-Jane Mee Show.
The Lowdown: Paul Murphy, General Partner at Northzone, and Amy Lewin, Deputy Editor at Sifted.
Alex Depledge, Founder & CEO at Resi, and James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times.
The Lowdown: Matt Clifford, co-founder of Entrepreneur First and Steve O’Hear, reporter at Techcrunch discuss the UK Government's recently announced Future Fund.
In this week's episode of The Lowdown we are joined by Martha Lane Fox who was the co-founder of dot com success story, LastMinute.com. She can now be found in some of the biggest boardrooms including Twitter, Channel 4 and even a Baroness in the House of Lords. Alongside her is Mike Butcher MBE, Editor at Large of Techcrunch. Known for his straight talking style the episode doesn't disappoint. We talk about:
An update on the Save Our Startups (SOS) Campaign
What the government should be doing for startups now
Is data a bigger solution than a vaccine?
How parliament is adapting to working remotely
In our first episode of The Lowdown we are joined by Peter Evans, Enterprise Editor of The Sunday Times, to chew the fat on some of the key talking points in the business world today. We talk about:
The Save Our Startups (SOS) Campaign
Are the government schemes going far enough
How the Sunday Times is trying to keep up to speed with covering the crisis
And a roundup of the good news from startups