Track Record by Tramlines
By Tramlines
Categories: Business, Investing, Entrepreneurship, Technology
Track Record by Tramlines explores how AI is reshaping investment, finance, and business. Each episode brings financial leaders, investors, founders, economists, and policymakers into conversation about what is changing now and where money and opportunity are moving as a result.Made for investors, founders, and business owners, it offers a practical view of the AI economy from the people doing the work.Track Record is produced by Tramlines. We are industrialising AI through domain expert led startups, mid-market acquisitions, and enterprise partnership. If you'd like to learn more about how we're transforming industries, get in touch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Recent episodes
- Tony Langham | Always Leave Something for Someone Else
Tony Langham co-founded the communications firm Lansons in the late 1980s with his wife, Clare Parsons. Out of it came the research company Opinium, an office building in Smithfield Market, and a stake in the PR agency Hope and Glory. Lansons was sold three years ago and still carries his name.In…
- Costi Perricos | The Era of the AI Workforce
Costi Perricos, Deloitte's Global Generative AI Business Leader, joins Albert Azis-Clauson to discuss how AI is changing the way businesses are organised, how people work and develop their expertise, and the economics of professional services.Drawing on his journey from rehabilitation engineering…
- Craig Donaldson | Create Fans: Why Business is About People
Craig Donaldson grew up during the miners' strike, ran 84 bank branches in East Africa at 25, and went on to be the founding CEO of Metro Bank. Now he is the Executive Chairman of Tramlines. He tells Albert what pubs taught him about people, why he started a bank when everyone else was cutting…
- Daniel Lanyon | The Journalist Who Became an Investor
Daniel Lanyon started out as a journalist in Istanbul in 2010, joined The Times' foreign desk as a freelancer, and followed the money into financial journalism. He went on to help build AltFi, a publication covering fintech, from around 2016 until it was bought by a family office. Along the way he…
- Francesca Hodgson | Start With the Problem, Not the Idea
Francesca Hodgson has built a venture-backed fintech, coached hundreds of founders in the last few months alone, and runs the SPARK incubator at King's College, Cambridge. She talks to Albert about why founders should start with the problem rather than the idea, what raising money really cost her…
- Edward Keelan | AI, Growth and the future of VC
As AI is makes software faster and cheaper to build, it changes what investors should look for, how companies sell, how enterprises adopt technology and where defensibility comes from.In this episode of Track Record, Albert Azis-Clauson talks to Edward Keelan, a partner at Octopus Ventures, about…
- Erica Young | How to Build a Network
In this conversation, Albert Azis-Clauson speaks with network scientist and Director of Networks at Tramlines, Erica Young.Erica explains how a personal project to map the people she met after moving to London led her into network science, and why relationships create value that compounds over…
- Glen Robinson | AI isn't coming for your experts. It needs them.
In this episode of Track Record, Albert Azis-Clauson speaks with Glen Robinson, Managing Director of C4VC, the Centre for Value Creation at Tramlines.Glen explains why people are now the source code of technology. As AI infrastructure, models, and tools become increasingly commoditised, he argues…
- Emily Turner | The Five Things Every Founder Must Build
In this episode of Track Record, Albert Azis-Clauson speaks with Emily Turner, CEO of HSBC Innovation Banking UK. Emily explains why every founder needs to develop five areas of their company: the product, customer, team, investor, and business model. As each develops at a different speed…
- Lionel Barber | From Disruption to Growth: Britain's AI Opportunity
In this episode, Albert Azis-Clauson sits down with Lionel Barber, former editor of the Financial Times, to explore Britain’s economic future and whether AI could help the country rediscover its confidence, productivity and appetite for growth.They discuss why Britain’s decline may be overstated…
- Introducing Track Record
Track Record by Tramlines is a new podcast; exploring how AI is reshaping investment, finance, and business.Each episode brings financial leaders, investors, founders, economists, and policymakers into conversation about what is changing now, and where money and opportunity are moving as a…
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