Sam Maule interviews Roberta Profeta, Global Mentor

Edited & prepared by Oscar Michel, Masters in Journalism, DCU.

By Sam Maule Striving to put more monkey back into business. Host & active supporter. See our interview with him here.

In episode 65 of Fintech 5 Podcast, Sam Maule interviews Roberta Profeta. She also goes by Robbie to her friends. This pretty much includes everybody involved in the London FinTech scene.  Talk to just about anyone in Canary Wharf and they’ll have a story about Robbie.  She is an active mentor and also a strong voice for women in tech.

She also recommended The Machine Stops as a great read.  My copy of the book is on order.


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