Why Working on “Stuff That Matters” Still Matters – Tim O’Reilly

Building Olio: Scaling a Global Movement Against Waste

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.

Why Working on “Stuff That Matters” Still Matters – Tim O’Reilly

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 emphasizes systemic change and the role of entrepreneurs in shaping a better future.

Why Impact Investing Is Scaling Rapidly in Japan

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

How Rule Is Turning Money Management Into a Game for ADHD Brains

In this episode, Alexis Long, founder of Rule, shares how their innovative fintech app uses game design and behavioral psychology to help people with ADHD manage their finances more effectively. Discover how they create engaging reward loops, the importance of emotional connection, and lessons learned from user feedback.

Why Renters Are Being Left Behind in the Energy Transition

Ashley Grealish, CEO of Windfall Energy, discusses innovative solutions for making clean energy accessible to renters and those in flats. The conversation covers the development of the Windfall Battery, the importance of designing user-friendly, affordable energy tech, and the broader impact on climate and social inclusion.