Speakers for this year’s TEDxGlasgow, centered on the theme ‘Lead or Follow’, are announced on 23 April. Now in its fifth year, TEDxGlasgow brings together inspirational speakers, curious individuals and decision makers to challenge perspectives and facilitate positive change. In recent years, it’s brought a mix of famous and fresh faces to the stage, including Microsoft’s Amos Miller and the, James Lyne, global head of security research at security firm Sophos.
Lyne’s 2016 talk centred on cybercrime and its growth in recent years. From an increasing number of products and services online that make hacking easier than ever, to the exploits that deploy malicious code onto systems silently, it is a space of constant innovation within the tech sector. 2017’s line-up will include speakers from several of the world’s most established technology firms.
Tickets are now on sale via www.tedxglasgow.com where you can also view all the talks from previous years.
The pandemic has taught me how to share more – and I feel a better leader for it
As a young professional starting out in the tech sector 30 years ago, I thrived on the fast pace,constant change and demanding workload. I lived in London, Singapore and Australia…
We need to shout about our successes. Liz Fletcher on celebrating women in biotech
Throughout my career in biotechnology and life sciences, I have seen many women leading ground-breaking research studies in their fields of expertise. Yet, and I include myself in this, we…
Getting the best out of patient data is key to unlocking future health benefits in Scotland
It is important that clinicians’ voices are heard in the consultation around Scotland’s new health and care data strategy, which closes this week (12 August). Busy GPs like myself are the trusted…
How motherhood helped me be a better leader
Consider this an open letter to anyone I have worked with before I became a mother and before I fully understood how being a parent is actually a prized asset…
‘We cannot achieve our goals without entrepreneurs’ – Kate Forbes on vision for new ‘tech scaler’ network
From the very start of my ministerial career, I have had responsibility for the Scottish tech sector – and I can still say what I have said from the start,…
Finding a role in cyber was ‘tough’ for Cheryl Torano. Now she’s determined to help other women join an under-represented industry
When I decided to upskill to change careers at the age of 30 and dive into the digital world, I knew I would be starting out at the bottom of…
Why innovation and marketing are the perfect partners to make changes that matter
With the rapid evolution of traditional marketing and the appearance of digital marketing, technology and innovation has become part of any marketer’s life without the need of working for a…
Transitioning to a four-day week – CEO’s vow to strike a healthier balance in the workplace
I came to Scotland nearly 20 years ago from Ireland, with no contacts but a lot of determination. While Ireland will always be my home, Scotland has given me amazing…
