The Meeting Room

In today's episode, Tim and Jed are joined by Alex Revill. Alex is a former neuroscience student from the University of Nottingham who is now a Senior Strategy Manager for GSK's Beyond Innovation incubator. In the podcast, Alex discusses everything from his formative leadership experiences to how technology is changing the future of health. Moreover, Alex and the boys also discuss Apple's growing influence in the industry as well as potential privacy concerns. Alex Revill: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexrevill/

In the fifth virtual meeting room, Jed and Mihir are joined by Flavio Soriano. Flavio is an ex-McKinsey consultant who currently runs High Bridge Management Academy - a company which prepares aspiring consultants to get top job offers from MBB firms. During the episode, Flavio's offers a look behind the curtain at what being a consultant at an MBB firm is really like. He also discusses his multiple start-up ventures along with what make a successful consultant. High Bridge Management Academy: https://highbridgeacademy.com/ Flavio Soriano: https://www.linkedin.com/in/flaviosoriano/ Movember: https://uk.movember.com/team/2385019

In today's virtual meeting room, the boys are joined by Tab Ahmad. Tab is the founder and CEO of EmployAbility - a not-for-profit organisation who partner with Google, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Bloomberg, Amazon, FCA, Bird & Bird, Discovery Channel and many others, to provide strategic and practical disability and employment advice. Tab has won a multitude of awards and has also appeared on programs such as BBC2’s Daily Politics. On the podcast, tab and the boys discuss the importance of creating an organisation and recruitment process that is inclusive for neurodiverse individuals. Moreover, they discuss her start-up journey and being an early adopter of home working. Tab Ahmad: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tabahmad/ EmployAbility: https://www.employ-ability.org.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/instaemployability/

In today's virtual meeting room the boys are joined by Jonathan Francis who runs the data unit inside Google's award winning idea's team. Jonathan is also a serial start-up founder and was named British Entrepreneur of the Year in 2008. In today's meeting, the boys discuss a variety of topics from why undergraduates should create their own start-up to misconceptions about data and privacy. Jonathan also offers a peak behind the curtain into what life is like at Google as well as discussing the future of Universities. Jonathan Francis: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stepzero/ Find out more about Google ZOO at: https://youtu.be/ZUREhoB5Dzk Google Careers: https://careers.google.com/students/

Paul Tosswill - a recently retired corporate banker of 33 years - join Jed and Tim on this weeks virtual meeting room. He discusses working with clients, what makes undergraduate candidates stand out and how post 2008 initiatives like KYC affected the industry.