Arla Foods Ingredients Customer Case

Product Spotlight - Webinars

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Interview with Laurence Kemball-Cook

Laurence is the Founder and CEO of Pavegen – an innovative clean-tech company based in London. Pavegen develops a flooring technology that instantly converts kinetic energy from footsteps into renewable off-grid energy. Laurence founded Pavegen shortly after graduating with a degree in Industrial Design and Technology from Loughborough University in 2009.

Interview with Nic Hodges

Nic has over a decade of experience working across the technology, advertising, publishing and startup space. He has led digital and innovation through roles including Head of Innovation Technology at MediaCom, Digital Creative Director at Clemenger BBDO, and Technical Director at MC Saatchi. Currently Nic is Head of Commercial Innovation at News Corp Australia.

Interview with Molly Swenson

Molly is on the founding team at RYOT, an LA-based media company, acquired in April 2016 by Huffpost/AOL. She was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 2017 list in Media, and was named one of Ad Week’s Young Influentials. Molly was RYOT’s first hire, and as COO, led all sales, operations and financings from launch to acquisition. Molly was a producer on RYOT’s Oscar nominated short documentary Body Team 12, and on the Peabody finalist Gardeners of Eden, and has worked on dozens of award-winning VR films and documentaries. Before RYOT, Molly designed and managed philanthropic strategies for celebrities such as Ben Stiller, Shakira and Kobe Bryant. While working at The Obama White House, identifying candidates for political appointment, she made it to the Top 50 on Season 10 of American Idol. She has been written about in The New Yorker, Entrepreneur, The Seattle Times, The Washington Post and has been a keynote speaker at CES, SXSW, Cannes Lions and TEDxBerlin.

Interview with Kate Stone

With a degree in Electronics and a PhD in Physics from Cambridge University; Dr Kate Stone founded the award winning lab Novalia to explore the space where traditional print conventional electronics converge. Dr Kate wants to infuse our current analogue world with electronics so that everything looks like it always has, except that it can come alive through interaction. Imagine a world where a teenager’s bedroom poster comes to life with the launch of a new album, or an LP that enables you to DJ from the actual record sleeve itself, or a notebook that plays musical notes? This is the world Dr Kate is creating – by adding ‘digital soul’ to everyday flat surfaces that we take for granted, she is changing the world as we know it. Using her patented interactive print, Dr Kate is adding interactivity capacitive touch to everything from hats and mandalas through to packaging and books – connecting them to the internet.We had her in for a chat at the NextM studio.