Bits vs Bytes

Lars Speekenbrink is the Country Manager for The Netherlands for Bolt (https://bolt.eu). Bolt provides ride-hailing and scooter sharing services all over Europe and Africa. In this podcast we discuss their launch in The Netherlands but also their plans and vision for the future of mobility.

Ingrid van Rossum (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ingrid-van-rossum-4471b8/) is innovator at Fuenta, Co-Founder of the I AM College and Co-Founder for Great Places to Grow. In this podcast we discuss education and how the I AM College is evolving the way students learn and also Great Places to Grow, which are companies that help their employees grow in the best of ways.

Marilijn Boumeester is a brand strategist, coach and author of the book "Wennen aan Wenden", which translates to "Getting used to changes". In this podcast we discuss everything about branding, but also how people can get more used to an ever changing world.

Evelyn van Kelle is a Strategic Software Delivery Consultant at Xebia. In this podcast we will discuss all about Socio-Technical systems like Domain-Driven Design and we'll also go into interesting topics like hiring technical people.

Damir Becirovic is a Principal at Index Ventures. In this podcast we talk all about investing, how to spot a great startup but also the future of investing. Index Ventures is a venture capital firm and Damir talks about the companies he helps, companies like Bird, Boulevard and Rec Room.

Amir Salihefendic is the Founder and CEO for Doist, the company behind popular tools like Todoist and Twist. In this podcast we will talk about their beginnings, their remote-first culture and asynchronous work.

Leila Prnjavorac is a presenter and public speaker. In this podcast we talk about how she got to be a presenter and public speaker but also about topics like equality and freedom.

Marjolijn de Boer is the Founder of The Human Factor. With The Human Factor she helps organisations in terms of their company culture, leadership and finding the people with the right talents for the right positions. In this podcast we discuss how leadership is changing, the way to look at talents within your team and some of the ways you can become a better leader.

Noah Labhart is the Co-Founder and CTO for Veryable (https://veryableops.com). With Veryable they provide a marketplace for on-demand labor for manufacturing. Noah is also the host for Code Story (https://codestory.co/), a podcast featuring a lot of exciting and interesting guests from people in the technology field. In this podcast we discuss his journey of starting a podcast and being an entrepeneur and CTO.

Rutger Teunissen is the CEO of 24sessions. With 24sessions clients can leverage videocalling for calling their clients. In these times of quarantaine, that is of course something that is extra highlighted and important to do sales. We also talk about validating ideas, and the importance of personal face-to-face interaction. How has all of this affected their business? Find out in this podcast!

Steve Helvie is the VP of Channel for the Open Compute Project (OCP). In this role he helps to educate organisations on the benefits of open hardware designs and the value of “community-driven” engineering for the data centre. In this podcast we discuss how Open Sourcing hardware is helping innovation and creation of more efficient and better data centers.

Ynzo van Zanten is the Choco Evangelist for Tony's Chocolonely. Tony's mission is to create a world of 100% slave free chocolate. We talk all about the challenges of doing this, by not just creating chocolate, but also creating a network. Ynzo also tells us about some tips for public speaking, as he does a lot of presentations.

Giel Kirkels is Captain of Innovation and Knowledge Development at the KNVB. In this podcast we will discuss the future of the most popular sport in the world: football. We talk all about the new KNVB Campus, testing new rules, improvements on the VAR and also how they use data to create competition schedules for amateurs.

Job van der Voort is the Co-Founder for Remote.com. With Remote.com, companies can hire people in different parts of the world, without having their own company based in that specific country. All of this is done remotely, and the company pays a fee to remote.com. In this podcast we discuss how they do this, but also what the future is for remote working.

Caroline Williams is the Founder for the Do Good Only Company. With her company, they provide tech courses for underrepresented groups like women and immigrants. Their courses focus on things like Data Science and Analytics. In this podcast we discuss what they do as a company but also why it's extremely important to diversify your team or the people working inside of your company.

Guy Kawasaki is the Chief Evangelist for Canva, Mercedes-Benz Brand Ambassador and author of many books, including his new book Wise Guy. We talk about all kinds of things like being an Tech Evangelist, his new book, but also his amazing podcast called Remarkable People.

Venkatesha Prasad is Associate Professor at TU Delft (Technical University of Delft). He has been involved in something they call Internet of Touch, which wants to bring more tactile applications through the Internet. We also talk about his upbringing in India and his fascination with all things technological.

Ruben Nieuwenhuis is Director at TechGrounds. With TechGrounds they are bringing education in Technology, for example courses in AWS to sensitive communities in The Netherlands. We talk all about how they have setup their programs, how they are funded but also what the big difference is between them and traditional schooling.

Edward Buchi is the Co-Founder for Bitcoin Bay. Bitcoin Bay is a Toronto-based company that specialises in creating solutions built upon blockchain. In this podcast we go into how blockchain as a technology can be used, the cryptocurrency market and the need for new tools like IDE's and SDK's for blockchain development.

Ferry Hoes and Jonathan Flores are the founders for Brand Humanizing. With Brand Humanizing they do research for other companies in fields like Artificial Intelligence. This research revolves mostly around the human part in these new and exciting technologies. We talk all about AI, and how the government plays a role in these technologies. Other topics include chatbots and how they impact the human interactions we need.