The Future of Creative Work: AI-Driven World

Women On Their Way: Take A Chance Recap

Five conversations. Extraordinary Women On Their Way. One platform. This week on Take A Chance On You goes back in time and truly we have been everywhere. From showing up in the workplace to navigating life's messy challenges, I think it is safe to say we have all been through it. So why don't we now get through it together? Imogen Eden-Brown shared the realities of building an acting career, from growing up in a Brighton pub to navigating film, TV, and theatre in London. Abnia Loriston, Erin Saxton, Priscilla Arguinzoni Ellington and Robin Wood Sailer all joining us from across the pond in the U.S brought unique stories to the table. Abnia discussed the need for talent access, AI adoption and why the next generation of creative leaders needs community. Priscilla and Robin, co-founders of LeLabs amplified how they use experiential concepts when creating stand-out events, describing resilience and friendship. Erin, former Emmy-nominated producer, Good Morning America, The View, broke down exactly how media works from the inside, and how you can get seen without a PR budget or industry connections. Creative careers, leadership, media, events, human performance and more. Different industries, the same thread running through all of it, people who took a chance on themselves!

The Future of AI

We are at the beginning of the AI journey! London Tech Week revealed many conversations focusing on pressures surrounding technology adoption. For all businesses including startups, SMEs, solopreneurs and freelancers, the ones building without a huge team behind them, taking a step back to evaluate where your priorities land and roadmapping your future is key. Education, digital and data literacy, collaboration and partnerships matter now more than ever.

Venture Capital, Funding, Startups and Education

London Tech Week! Two days. Rooms full of conversation about the future of technology, education, sustainable careers, funding and the thread running through all of it, human connection. Every panel and every conversation came back to the same thing: technology is moving fast, but the people building it, leading it and living with it are the real story. Feedback survey for listeners - https://tally.so/r/lbvXGW PodcastingToday - https://podcastingtoday.co.uk/opinion-the-impact-of-the-water-cooler-effect-on-podcasting/

London Tech Week: The Debrief

Take A Chance On You host Alexandra recently attended London Tech Week in London and is ready to share her insights! - VCs are backing storytellers, not just algorithms. They are looking for momentum, scalability, growth AND passion. - Women in leadership are rebuilding, stronger and better than ever. - The education sector is thriving, putting emphasis on British start-ups and helping early-stage founders find their way. - The real infrastructure shift is people, taking their time to get comfortable with AI and digital transformation. Not rushing decision-making, thinking about collaboration and what the future of partnerships really means. - Two days, many speakers and a host of forward-facing solutions on display. Feedback survey for listeners - https://tally.so/r/lbvXGW PodcastingToday - https://podcastingtoday.co.uk/opinion-the-impact-of-the-water-cooler-effect-on-podcasting/

London Tech Week x Take A Chance

Host Alexandra is heading to London Tech Week!  The biggest names in tech, AI, and innovation all in one city.  Alexandra will explore AI from a human perspective! Sharing insights from interviews with thought leaders at the heart of digital transformation and the future of work.  She will provide insights from Day 1 and Day 2 (next week).  Between the panels, pitches, and networking rooms, Alexandra will explore the question we should be asking out loud: What does any of this mean for the humans building it? Alexandra will take you behind the scenes of London Tech Week the "water cooler" moments and conversations that show is why the next wave of innovation is about collaboration and who we become in the process.