By Sam Maule Striving to put more monkey back into business. Host @FinTech5Podcast & active #FemTechLeaders supporter. See our interview with him here.
Rainmaking Summit – The next step in corporate innovation – Dealing with the practical “how”
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Sting once had a hit song titled “An Englishman in New York”. Liz is an “American in London”. And, unlike many Yanks, I’m sure her fellow Londoner’s are thankful for her presence. Liz is the Managing Director at Rainmaking. And what is Rainmaking you ask? Listen to the podcast and find out!
Liz is also an outspoken advocate for women in technology which I personally am very thankful for. If you are ever at a conference and you see Liz on the agenda as a speaker or panelist – make sure you go hear her. She is 1) hilarious, 2) very, very smart, 3) well connected / networked, and 4) did I mention she is hilarious?
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