Tech for Good

Amy Kinton, Executive Director of Organise, joins Paul to discuss how her platform has grown to over a million UK workers, helping them take collective action on everything from pay and conditions to environmental campaigns. Amy explains the three core barriers stopping workers from acting: confidence, networks, and tools, and how Organise is designed to address all three. She also introduces their AI early warning system, the UK's first live dashboard tracking AI rollouts at major employers, built on workers' own experiences. Amy shares hard-won lessons from eight years of building, and paints a vision of Organise becoming LinkedIn for all workers, especially those who don't work at a desk.

Camilla, Managing Partner at Eka Ventures, shares insights on impact investing, the fund's thesis, and the future of tech for good. Discover how Eka's focus on systemic change and founder qualities aims to shape a better future over the next decade.

Tessa Clarke, CEO of Olio, shares insights on scaling a Tech for Good startup that tackles food waste through community sharing. Discover how Olio grew from a local app to a global platform, the challenges faced, and lessons learned about impact measurement, community engagement, and building a remote-first culture.

Tech industry legend Tim O'Reilly discusses the evolution of technology, the importance of working on meaningful projects, and the future of AI and societal impact. Reflecting on past insights and current trends, he emphasises systemic change and the role of entrepreneurs in shaping a better future.

In this episode, Masahiro Hata from Glin Impact Capital discusses the growth of impact investing in Japan, focusing on climate, healthcare, and social inclusion. He shares insights on how impact investing is evolving, the role of corporates, and the opportunities and challenges in AI and international markets