The New Gig: Recent Episodes
Glen Hodgson
I speak Claire Carlin (Freelancer) about the growth of freelancing and why this is an increasingly popular lifestyle choice. We also discuss the benefits of being a freelancer as well as some of the negative elements. We also cover the implications for destination marketing and talent attraction, asking whether countries and cities are thinking about this enough.
I speak Lara Cantos (Freelancer) about her background and personal journey that made her realise that a traditional 9 to 5 job was not for her. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work. Lara also shares her personal advice for freelancers and those contemplating this workstyle.
In this special series we get under the skin of entrepreneurship and take a deeper dive into the world of work in the digital age.
In this episode I speak with CEO & Founder of Supportwave, Kelvin Wetherill about how technology is helping to match jobs and talent as well as how enterprises are benefiting from the use of digitalisation. We also discuss how IT professionals are integrated into enterprise talent clouds, the rise of skills-based hiring as well as the upcoming event “Integrating Talent Clouds into your Enterprise Workforce” which is taking place in London on 29th May. Register for the event at: https://lnkd.in/d5U9rcXJ
Thought leaders from the world of business and entrepreneurs share their thoughts, experiences and advice on what it takes to succeed in the labour market of tomorrow.
In this special series we get under the skin of entrepreneurship and take a deeper dive into the world of work in the digital age.
In this episode I speak with Chief Community Officer at Distributed, Adam Morehead about Talent Clouds and how are they driving enterprise efficiency gains. We also discuss enterprises benefitting from adopting outcome-based approaches as well as the upcoming event “Integrating Talent Clouds into your Enterprise Workforce” which is taking place in London on 29th May. Register for the event at: https://events.supportwave.com/#register
Thought leaders from the world of business and entrepreneurs share their thoughts, experiences and advice on what it takes to succeed in the labour market of tomorrow.
I speak with Yurii Lazaruk (Community Manager, CodeControl & 9am) about digitalisation and how it is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work. We also discuss our upcoming Freelance Unlocked event as well as the evolution of freelancing in Germany.
I speak with Nina Lamberi (Graphic Designer & Freelancer) about her personal journey and what made her realise that a traditional 9 to 5 job alone was not enough for her. We also discuss what working multiple projects and side hustles give you, the rise of the portfolio career, and the importance of an online presence.
I speak with Roger Björkbacka (Senior Public Policy Manager, Bolt) about the role of digitalisation and technology with regards to the impact on mobility. We also discuss how data and technology can help cities, and the strategy on shared mobility that should be taken at the European and national levels.
I speak with John Winsor (Executive, Founder & Author) about the future of work and how companies are leveraging digitally-enabled global talent. We also discuss distributed teams, networked organisations and blended teams (fulltime, contractors and freelancers). We also touch on what this means for the future of leadership too.
“Open Talent: Leveraging the Global Workforce to Solve Your Biggest Challenges”, written by John and Jin H. Paik is available now.
I speak with Leah Fodevchuk (Freelancer) about the ability to travel and make money when, where and how you want. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society - as well as the world of work - and what freelancers need to focus on.
I speak with Laura Lange (Freelancer) about her personal journey and what made her realise that a traditional 9 to 5 job was not for her. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the world of work and the importance of an online presence.
I speak with Shea Karssing (Freelancer) about her background and personal journey as well as the growth of freelancing in South Africa. We also discuss the benefits of being a freelancer - as well as some of the negative elements - as well as the implications for destination marketing and talent attraction.
In this special series we get under the skin of entrepreneurship and take a deeper dive into the world of work in the digital age.
In this episode I speak with entrepreneur, Founder and CEO of TalentDesk, Xenios Thrasyvoulou about the main compliance issues that are faced today within the talent and HR sectors.
Thought leaders from the world of business and entrepreneurs share their thoughts, experiences and advice on what it takes to succeed in the labour market of tomorrow.
I speak with Ray Slater Berry (Freelancer) about his background and personal journey that made him realise that a traditional 9 to 5 job was not for him. We also discuss the benefits of being a freelancer - as well as some of the negative elements - as well as how digitalisation is transforming society, the role of AI and the implications for content marketing.
I speak with Professor Dr. Payal Arora (Professor of Inclusive AI Cultures, University of Utrecht and Co-founder, FemLab.co) about how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work.
We also discuss the implications from a gender and inclusion perspective, as well as where we are heading and the significant role that AI will play.
I speak with Elenor Hodgson (Freelancer) about what made her realise that a traditional 9 to 5 job was not for her in addition to the benefits of being a freelancer as well as some of the negative elements.
We also discuss how you turn your passion into a job and a business, as well as her experiences of being a freelancer and having a young family. We also cover the importance of building a personal brand, and how do you go about it.
I speak with Dr. Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay (Professor of Economics, University of Birmingham & Author) about how technology is there to empower businesses and individuals to make the transition to distributed, remote working, but this is coupled with rising anti-globalist sentiment.
We also discuss how top talent wants more flexibility and choice than a 9 to 5 arrangement can give, as well as global examples.
I speak with Oleksandr Severynov & Nikita Kompanets (Co-founders, Wise Vision) about how the future of work is evolving thanks to digitalisation as well as how corporations and the public sector are adapting to the evolution that is underway.
We also discuss how top talent wants more flexibility and choice than a 9 to 5 arrangement can give.
I speak with Xenios Thrasyvoulou (Founder & CEO, TalentDesk and PeoplePerHour) about how top talent wants more flexibility and choice than a 9 to 5 arrangement can give, as well as why governments are imposing an employment status on workers.
We also discuss how technology is there to empower businesses and individuals to make the transition to distributed, remote working as well as the remaining barriers.
In this special series we get under the skin of entrepreneurship and take a deeper dive into the world of work in the digital age.
In this episode I speak with entrepreneur, mentor and founder of Distributed, Callum Adamson.
Thought leaders from the world of business and entrepreneurs share their thoughts, experiences and advice on what it takes to succeed in the labour market of tomorrow.
I speak with Anni Saga Hirvelä (European Parliament) about gender equality and the future of work as well as her campaigning to combat inappropriate behaviour in the workplace.
We also discuss the role of digitalisation and the fact that more education and training is needed to bring about concrete results.
I speak with Holly Cope (Freelancer) about her personal journey and what made her realise that a traditional 9 to 5 job was not for her.
We also discuss the benefits of being a digital nomad as well as some of the negative elements as digitalisation increases.
Understanding entrepreneurship and the future of work in the digital age.
Thought leaders from the world of business and entrepreneurs share their thoughts, experiences and advice on what it takes to succeed in the labour market of tomorrow.
I speak with Elina Jutelyte (Founder, Freelance Business) about the vision and purpose of Freelance Business Month, which runs through the whole of October.
We also discuss the development of open, global talent as well as how enterprises are adapting to the future of work and benefiting from it.
I speak with Colin McDonagh (Head of Enterprise Workforce Strategy, Worksome) about the development of open, global talent and what the drivers are for businesses and talent.
We also discuss why leveraging open talent is so interesting and how to attract high-skilled talent.
I speak with Dovilė Daugvilaitė-Zubcovė (Freelancer) about the benefits of this way of working as well as some of the negative elements.
We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society, the economy and world of work, as well as how she uses AI in her activities.
I speak with Kelvin Wetherill (CEO & Founder, Supportwave) about the new company branding and how this fits in with the evolving service offering.
We also speak about the importance of being "enterprise ready" and the main drivers of the future of work from a business and talent perspective.
I speak with Samira Holma (Freelancer) about the benefits of working as a digital nomad, as well as some of the negative elements.
We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society and what the implications are for destination marketing and talent attraction. Countries and cities are not thinking about this dimension sufficiently yet.
I speak with Mihaela Pasek-Virlan (CEO, Accace) about the services that are most demanded - accounting, payroll, HR, tax, legal - and how Accace supports with these functions.
We also discuss the main drivers of the future of work from the business and talent perspectives, as well as how technology and digitalisation are being utilised in the provision of services.
I speak with Karin Schreil (CEO, Ework Group) about the development of open, global talent and how Ework Group is addressing the skills shortages that most labour markets are experiencing.
We also discuss how to attract high-skilled talent and filter out candidates, as well as how enterprises are adapting to the future of work and benefitting from it.
I speak with Nils Liedlich (Freelancer) about why a traditional 9 to 5 job was not for him, as well as the benefits and negative elements of this way of working. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work.
I speak with Doug Hanson (CEO, Topcoder) about the development and drivers of open, global talent. We also discuss why talent clouds so attractive and how enterprises are adapting to the future of work and benefiting from it.
I speak with Lorraine Charles (Co-founder, Na’amal) about her activities around remote work for refugees, how the world of work changing and the role digitalisation is playing.
We also discuss about her research, the positive and negative elements of being a freelancer, and the mindset that you need for the modern labour market.
I speak with Brooke Medina (VP Communications, John Locke Foundation) about the current digital transformation and how it is impacting the world of work, organisations and the labour market in the US.
We also discuss how large companies are adapting to this change, and how workers are adapting to being more digital.
I speak with Callum Adamson (CEO, Distributed) about the development of elastic teams and why private talent clouds are so attractive. We also discuss how Distributed attract the high-skilled talent that they need, and how enterprises are adapting to the future of work and benefitting from it.
I speak with Louise Goss (Founder of The Homeworker, Presenter and Journalist) about how to make your passion into a business and a career. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work. We also cover the role of the education system in pushing people to seek a traditional job, rather than be an entrepreneur.
I speak with Hanna Khrystianovych (Fintech & Head of Partnerships, Sigma Software Group) about the current digital transformation and how it is impacting the world of work, organisations and the labour market.
We also discuss how large companies are adapting to this change and the impact on culture.
I speak with Caitlin McGregor (CMO, Nerdapp) about how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work.
We also discuss why IT professionals are preferring to be part of a global talent cloud rather than settle for a 9 to 5 job, and how companies and organisations are adapting their structures to accommodate a flexible and blended IT workforce.
I speak with Charlotta Segerlund Darnell (Psychologist) about the mental health issues that freelancers face and the mindset that is needed to navigate the modern labour market.
We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work.
I speak with Christos Makridis (Professor, Author & Entrepreneur) about the development of remote working and the digital transformation of work.
We also discuss the role of automation, AI and how enterprises adapting to the future of work?
I speak with Lisette Ferreira Pinho (content producer) about the positive and negative elements of being a project worker as well as some of the failings of organisations to utilise consultants properly. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work.
I speak with Anton Brisinger (Author and Magazine Editor) about how you make your passion into a business and a career. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work. We also consider the role of the education system in pushing people to seek a traditional job, rather than be an entrepreneur.
I speak with Liisa Eelsoo (Freelance photographer) about how you make your passion into a business and a career. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the role of the education system in pushing people to seek a traditional job, rather than be an entrepreneur.
I speak with Johan Bayerlein (Country Manager, Temply) about the rise of project work and the digital transformation of matching opportunities to talent. We also discuss why there is a need for a modern staffing agency, what's in it for individuals and organisations, as well as how enterprises are adapting to the future of work.
I speak with Dr. Rochelle Haynes (Senior Lecturer and CEO, Crowd Potential) about her background and experiences, as well as the rise of freelancing. We also discuss her work around helping countries to attract digital nomads, as well as policy and practices to treat open talent better.
I speak with Magdalena Finke (Freelancer and Content Marketing Specialist) about her personal journey and what made her realise that she needed more than a traditional 9 to 5 job. We also discuss the benefits of content marketing and how this can help freelancers as well as start-ups. We also cover the role of the education system in pushing people to seek a “traditional” job.
I speak with Frederik Fahning (CEO, Zenjob) about the development of remote working and the digital transformation of the labour market. We also discuss why there is a need for a modern staffing agency and what is in it for individuals and enterprises adapting to the future of work.
I speak with Emma Ridderstad (CEO, Warpin) about how technology is affecting human interactions and the world of work. We also discuss how VR can help people to re-learn how to communicate properly as well as support wellbeing in the workplace.
I speak with Migle Petkeviciene (Lawyer and Data Protection & Compliance expert) about why data protection is a vital consideration regarding the future of work, digitalisation and the platform economy.
We also discuss some of the problems that companies may face, as well as how individuals will be able to own and control their personal data more in the future.
I speak with Rebekah Panepinto (Videocaster and Freelancer) about her journey which includes being a musician as well as a technology business development professional. We also speak about the development of remote working and the digital transformation of work, as well as the opportunities and threats that go hand in hand with these developments.
I speak with Lizzie Penny (CEO, Hoxby) about her new book “Workstyle”, why this issue is so important and the main barriers that freelancers are encountering today. We also discuss Lizzie’s personal journey as well as how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work.
I speak with Klara Tuličić (Freelancer and Entrepreneur) about the reasons for turning away from the 9 to 5, as well as the positive and negative elements associated with this. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the role of the education system in pushing people to work for an employer in the traditional way.
For our 50th episode I speak with the Godfather of the future of work Dr. Jon Younger (Author and advisor) about his research, the opportunities for freelancers today and the skills and talents that are being offered/demanded globally.
We also talk about the decline of the 9 to 5, the demand for more flexibility, and the vital role of digitalisation in this transformation.
I speak with Ohimai Ojeikere (Freelancer) about the opportunities created by digitalisation and the specific possibilities opened up for Africa and Africans.
We also talk about the skills and talents that are being offered, how global companies can benefit, and how the idea of a "job" is being redefined as people demand more options and flexibility.
I speak with Andreas Hallingström (Founder & CEO, Cappy) about how the world of work is changing and how Cappy allows workers to withdraw a portion of their earned income before payday, in real-time, 24/7, thus empowering freelancers and helping employers.
We also speak about how people’s mindsets are changing as they demand more work-life balance and an alternative to the traditional 9 to 5.
I speak with Iman Fadaei (Founder, Remote Ukraine) about the initiative and the kind of jobs/services being offered to people. We also discuss some of the opportunities and barriers that are encountering, as well as the number of people involved. More broadly we cover how digitalisation is changing the world of work and how this project underlines the importance of work from anywhere possibilities.
I speak with Albert de Symons Azis-Clauson (CEO, UnderPinned) about the key elements to think about when turning your passion into a business, as well as the launch of the Association for the Future of Work. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the world of work, with a particular focus on how Gen Z and millennials are adapting to this, and the main skills that wannabe freelancers need.
I speak with Serge Stockert (Co-founder, Paycon Technologies) about how technology is transforming the world of work and commerce, with a specific focus on next generation retail solutions. We also discuss what this means for companies and individuals in terms of new products and services.
I speak with Lucy Hall, Co-founder of LOANHOOD, about how is digitalisation transforming society as well as the sharing economy and world of work. We also discuss whether this is a generational trend and how her company is appealing to Gen Z. We also talk about what this means for the future of the fashion industry.
I speak with Linda Weidenstedt (Researcher and Lecturer, Ratio Institute & Stockholm University) about the main findings of her work around the Platform Economy and the Future of Work in order to assess how this is accepted by citizens, companies and governments. We also discuss the major trends as well as the importance of this development for jobs and growth.
I speak with Vorian Maryssael (CEO, Hänga) about how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the world of work.
I speak with Olof Mattiasson (CEO, Hemfixarna) about the tasks that freelancers perform as well as the average time they work for Hemfixarna, the amount of jobs they do and the amounts they earn. We also speak about the growth of project work, its attractiveness and the role of digitalisation.
I speak with Paul Vezelis (CEO, Traxlo) about the developments that digitalisation is creating within the retail market as well as how apps are allowing people to earn extra income while making retail operations more efficient and sustainable. We also talk about the profile of the people who earn money through Traxlo’s services.
I speak with Victor Bernhardtz (Ombudsman for Digital Labour Markets, Unionen) to get a trade union perspective on the Platform Economy and the future of work, as well as how digitalisation affects the role and relevance of unions. We also discuss the European Platform Economy Workers Rights proposal and how work health and safety rules are adapting.
I speak with David Mothander (Head of Public Policy for Nordics and Delivery Services, Bolt) about how digitalisation is transforming the world of work and commerce - and particularly with regards to instant delivery. We also speak about what this means for companies and consumers in terms of new products and services, as well as the drivers/couriers who partner with Bolt.
I speak with Rickard Svensson (CMO, Cool Company) about his background, how digitalisation is changing the world of work and the growth of the self-employment sector. We also discuss why freelancing is becoming an increasingly popular option for a broader section of society.
I speak with Katrina Cobb, a freelancer, about her choices and experiences as well as how digitalisation is transforming the world of work. We also discuss what does it mean for companies and individuals in terms of communications and branding as more people move away from the 9 to 5.
I speak with Jenny Björklöf (Founder, Freelancers in Belgium) about the reasons for starting this group, and her life as a freelancer. As well as discussing how Jenny got into the Platform Economy we look at the biggest challenges facing the sector today as well as what companies and individuals need to consider to get the most out of this.
I speak with Julia Kermode (Founder, IWORK) about championing independent work, the resources and services provided by IWORK and how digitalisation is transforming the world of work. We also discuss the main issue which need to be addressed for freelancers to be protected and thrive.
I speak with Andreas Flodström (Founder & CEO, Beetroot) about how digitalisation is changing the world of work. We also discuss how outsourcing is evolving and what the benefits are for organisations and individuals. We also cover the biggest challenges that outsourcing - and the digital platform economy - are facing.
I speak with Lauren Detweiler about how she became a freelancer and her experiences. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming the world of work, what it means for companies and individuals in terms of communications and branding, as well as the broader trend that more and more people are demanding more work-life balance and a move away from the traditional 9 to 5.
I speak with Brad Lips (CEO, Atlas Network) about his new book "Liberalism and the Free Society in 2021" as well as what governments here in Europe need to address. We also discuss how Liberal Democracy is being challenged in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the role that technology is playing and the impact that these trends will have on the labour market.
I speak with Alexandra Govorukha (Head of International PR, Sigma Software Group) about how digitalisation is transforming the world of work, and what it means for companies and individuals in terms of communications and branding. We also discuss the upcoming Tech for Good event and what to expect.
I speak with Connor Heaney (Managing Director, CXC Global) about how digitalisation is transforming the world of work, what it means for companies and individuals as well as what the main issues are which need to be addressed for freelancers to be protected and thrive.
I speak with Preston Mossman (Talent Advisor & Product Manager, Gig Programs with Koch Industries) about the changes going on in the labour market and how a large organisation like Koch is adapting to these with a gig/freelancer strategy. We also talk about what the biggest challenges facing the Platform Economy as a whole are, and what politicians and public authorities need to do in order to harness the power of this sector.
I speak with Claudia Wagner (Co-Founder) and Nicola Scagnolari (CEO) of UBOOKER, the leading platform to book professional models worldwide.We talk about the current problems which exist in the modelling industry (high commission rates, late payments and inappropriate behaviour for example)that UBOOKER is addressing, and the barriers - as well as the opportunities - that the future will bring.
I speak with Hicham Larhnimi (COO, Vembla) about his vast experience in the Platform Economy having worked for the likes of Heetch, Tiptapp and UbiGo. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming the world of work and quick commerce, as well as what this means for companies and individuals in terms of communications and branding.
I speak with Janthana Kaenprakhamroy (CEO, Tapoly) about her background and experience, as well as the changes going on in the financial services and insurance sectors. We also discuss the biggest challenges facing the platform economy as a whole from an insurance perspective and what politicians and public authorities need to do in order to harness the power of this sector.
I speak with Barry Matthews (CEO, re-source future of work) about the access to global talent and how expertise on-demand can be accessed virtually, via digital platforms. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming the world of work and how people are changing their mindsets as a result. More individuals are no longer looking for a 9 to 5 job and are instead demanding more work-life balance.
I speak with Elle Tucker (Board Member at Sharing Economy UK, Freelancer and Author) about how she got into the Platform and Sharing Economy. We also discuss the upcoming Nordic Gig & Sharing Innovation Summit: what is happening, who is involved and what we should expect.
I speak with Matthew Coatney (C-Level Technology Executive, Award-Winning Author, Podcaster and TED/Keynote Speaker) about his background and how he started working in the Platform Economy. We also discuss the main findings of his latest book "The Human Cloud" and how the future of work will look, as well as how we can futureproof ourselves as individuals and how companies should be adapting.
I speak with Camilla Westman (COO, GigAssembly) about how the traditional recruitment and HR sectors are adapting to the Platform Economy. We also discuss the biggest challenges facing the platform economy today as well as what politicians and public authorities need to do in order to harness the power of this sector.
I speak with Alok Alström (CEO, AppJobs) about his experiences in the Platform and Gig Economy, as well as how the sector is evolving. We also discuss the benefits as well as the biggest challenges that the Platform Economy is facing.
I speak with Jacob Rudbäck (Founder & CEO, Yepstr) about his experiences in the Platform Economy, his mission and some of the biggest challenges facing the sector today. We also discuss the current changes that are underway in the labour market and how the Platform Economy will become part of the regular economy in the future.
I speak with Zenver Amini Armandi (President & CEO, B-Door) about her background and her new beauty and wellness platform. We also discuss the biggest challenges and main barriers facing the Platform Economy today and how B-Door is addressing the issue of low wages and precarious working situations in the Platform Economy. We conclude by discussing what companies and individuals need to consider to get the most out of the Platform Economy and also what the future will hold as this evolution in the way we work continues.
I speak with Professor Dr. Melissa Siegel, Professor of Migration Studies at Maastricht University, about the role that migration plays in the development of the European economy and the world of work. We also discuss how the perception of migration and migrants has changed and what the impact of COVID-19 has been. We also cover the the future and whether freelancing and remote work will help migrants into work and the broader society.
I speak with Declan Treanor, CEO at Performance Treanor, about the importance of health and wellness and how this affects our ability to deliver at work. We also discuss the effect of digitalisation and technology on us as individuals and as a society. We also cover the fact that as more of us are working remotely there is a risk that we are neglecting our health. We look at what this means for the future of work and how each individual has to take more responsibility for their physical and mental wellbeing.
I speak with Head of Public Affairs at The Spanish Association of the Digital Economy (Adigital) Marta Becerra about how digitalisation is transforming the world of work and some examples from Spain. We also discuss how people are changing their mindsets and no longer looking for a 9 to 5 job. We also explore how traditional companies and public authorities are getting ready for this change.
I speak with investor, teacher and author Diane Mulcahy from the economic think tank Bruegel about where interest in the platform economy is heading. We cover the venture capital dimension as well as how companies and corporations can benefit from the gig economy/freelancing 2.0. Diane also gets out her crystal ball and describes what the future platform economy will look like.
I speak with investor, speaker and future of work thought leader Larry English about Centric Consulting, his experiences and how he got into the platform economy. We also cover how the platform economy is evolving, what the benefits are, and what could prevent the sector becoming mainstream.
I speak with Rebecca Filis from the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) about the authority’s approach to taxation and the platform/gig economy. We speak about the biggest challenges posed by the platform economy from a taxation perspective as well as how to ensure that platform economy companies pay tax and take their responsibilities seriously.
I speak with Dr Jevgenija Vienažindytė about her work as a lawyer and a lecturer. She also speaks about how she has embraced digitalisation and remote work. Dr Jevgenija also gives her advice, hints and tips for people considering embracing the Platform Economy.
I speak with Kalle Palling - Co-Founder and COO of Cachet as well as a former Estonian MP - about the biggest opportunities and challenges facing the platform economy today. We also discuss the disruption taking place in the financial services and insurance sectors brought about by technology.
I speak with Matthew Mottola - Co-Author of The Human Cloud, Co-Founder of Venture L and Forbes Contributor - about the development of the Platform Economy, some of the findings from his new book and how the future of work will look. He also shares advice on how you can future-proof yourself against the changing paradigm as well as how companies should be adapting.
I speak with Karen V. Ordones - CEO of Tutor.ID - about her background and career so far, the specific considerations for the teaching/tutoring and education sectors as well as the development of the platform economy as a whole.
I speak with Olof Norlander - CEO of Workamo - about his career so far, the growth of the self-employment sector and what the future holds as freelancing accelerates.
I speak with Fredrik Minding - CEO of BraByggare - about how the building sector is using the Platform Economy, and the specific considerations for this sector. We also discuss the biggest challenges facing the Platform Economy today and how this is quickly becoming part of the regular economy.
I speak with Katharina Wagner - CEO of Parkamo, the world’s first green parking app - about how technology is revolutionising parking. This includes providing price comparison, openness of data and increased efficiency. People will no longer waste valuable time - and harm the environment - cruising for parking spaces. We also discuss the challenges facing the Sharing Economy more broadly.
I speak with Naozad Hodiwala - country coordinator for India at ICMPD - about the EU-India Summit (which is being held today in Porto), the importance of migration and mobility for both partners, and how technology can raise economic growth, facilitate migration and increase opportunities for Indians and Europeans.
I speak with Claes - who is the CEO of Gigger Group and Founder of Gee - about his experiences starting these companies, the biggest challenges facing the platform economy and what politicians and public authorities need to do in order to harness the power of the Platform Economy.
I speak with Anna - who runs the biggest freelance blog in Sweden - about how the Platform Economy is unchaining technology talent; the practical dos and don'ts of freelancing and what the future will bring.
I speak with Samuel about the growth of Wolt, the concept of "instant delivery" and the evolution of the Platform Economy.
Wolt is a Finnish technology company that operates a restaurant food, grocery, and retail intermediation and delivery marketplace. Their headquarters are in Helsinki and Wolt currently operate in 23 countries and over 160 cities, serving goods from over 35,000 merchants with over 75,000 courier partners to more than 10 million customers.
"The New Gig" is a podcast on - and for - the dynamic workforce of today.
Every week I will be in conversation with CEOs, thought-leaders, practitioners and academics as we discuss the Platform Economy, Migration and the Future of Work.