Kiera Sowery

Kiera graduated from Brunel University with a First Class Degree in Communications and Media in 2021. She joined Startups Magazine in August as an Editorial Assistant and is keen to develop her career in journalism and public relations, specifically within EdTech, MedTech and SpaceTech industries. In her spare time she runs a community on Instagram for fellow graduates and students, aiming to inspire them with positive, uplifting content and to share her post-graduation journey (@guidedbyagraduate).

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Will robots run your future marketing campaign?

Thanks to the latest developments in Generative AI, by the end of the year marketers could find themselves in a position where their campaigns, blogs and even emails can virtually write themselves. The consensus too is that this marks an initial step in the journey to a much wider industry shift towards AI-based functionality. But what exactly does this mean for the future of key marketing? Here, Alistair Dent, Chief Strategy Officer at  Profusion explores this evolving development and some of the key pros and cons to consider.

A programme & flagship initiatives to meet the major challenges of tech

Viva Technology, Europe’s biggest startup and tech event, is back for its 7th edition from 14 to 17 June at Porte de Versailles in Paris.

Tech employees prioritise long-term business growth

Research from BenchSci has revealed new insights into the attitudes and preferences of AI, machine learning, and data professionals in the UK when looking for new employment opportunities.

Father and son launch interactive mindfulness tech to support children’s mental health

Stix Mindfulness, a startup founded by father and son duo John and Liam, has launched an innovative solution to support children’s mental health & wellbeing through interactive technology.

Sky’s tech focused approach to business

Technology is intertwining between business and personal lives and is changing exponentially. It’s crucial that businesses have an effective digital transformation strategy to achieve long-term goals, satisfy customers and spearhead growth. This involves adopting digital technology to digitise non-digital products, services or operations. By 2025, global digital transformation spending is forecast to reach $3.4 trillion.

45% of UK investors in the dark over taxes due on their investments

 Almost half of retail investors in the UK do not have a good understanding of the taxes they must pay on their investments, research from Shojin has revealed.

Attracting startups to Mauritius: Q&A with Sachin Mohabeer

EDBM is looking to attract startups and SMEs to invest in their country and the incentives they would receive for doing so. It should be of interest to all businesses across all sectors but especially to exporters or those looking to access markets in Africa. Hear from Sachin Mohabeer, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Economic Development Board [EDB] of Mauritius.

Digital banking app downloads surged 54% in 2022

The banking industry has experienced a shift in recent years, with the emergence of digital banks transforming how individuals interact with and oversee their finances.

embedded award 2023: The winners have been chosen

Outstanding innovations in the field of embedded system technologies were honoured at embedded world. Three of the eight winners of the embedded award 2023 are startups.

Women’s wellbeing suffers more than men’s in hybrid world

Research published by health insurer Vitality, as part of a new report on hybrid working, reveals that women’s health and wellbeing is suffering more than their male counterparts in a hybrid working world.  

Remote working no longer a priority for Gen Z, data reveals

Data launching reveals the work preferences and career ambitions of UK Gen Z, as the majority shun traditional 9-5 employment in favour of flexible hours and the opportunity to be their own boss. Fiverr conducted a global study of Gen Z (defined as between the ages of 16 and 26), including over 2,000 Gen Z in the UK.

Women-focused diagnostics startup wins INTEGRA Biosciences’ EVOLVE pipettes

Nanopath, a molecular diagnostics startup, has been chosen as the first winner of the recently launched INTEGRA supports startups competition, receiving 30 EVOLVE manual pipettes to help the company further develop its novel technology and translate the method to the clinic.

Copenhagen is the top city for a good work-life balance

A study from Forbes Advisor has reveals that more than half (54%) of Brits would trade a better work-life balance for a lower income. Its 2023 Work-Life Balance Index uses a wide range of data sources to uncover which major cities in the world offer residents the best work-life balance.

Femometer marks Endometriosis Month with launch of fertility tracking app

Marking Endometriosis Month (March 2023), Femometer, designed for women trying to conceive, to help them understand their bodies.

AWS B2B SaaS Accelerator for startups

Startups across the UK and Ireland are invited to apply and participate in the four-week programme that will give access to AWS cloud technology and credits, as well as mentorship, training, connections, and the technical guidance necessary to build both innovative solutions in the cloud, and successful companies.

ABT e-Line cooperates with Munich startup BAVERTIS

The battery in battery-electric vehicles usually generates direct current. Before this can provide propulsion via the electric motor, it must be converted into alternating current.

Adyen launches 2023 EMEA Accelerator to give social enterprises the chance to win mentorship

Adyen announces that its annual Accelerator programme is returning this spring to empower another round of high-potential social enterprises and impact startups.

The future of the 4-day week with Foyne Jones Recruitment Group

Foyne Jones, recruiter of choice for the KBB, Builder’s Merchants & Construction Supplies sector responds to the rollout of the 4-day week pilot in the UK, as Peter Jones, Founder & Managing Director reveals what this means for businesses industry-wide.

National StartUp Awards finalists revealed

UK businesses have been shortlisted as part of a national awards programme designed to showcase the country’s up-and-coming enterprises.

Kerbo Charge pioneers solution to accelerate adoption of EVs

UK startup Kerbo Charge announced the rollout of its self-closing cable channel for electric car owners. For houses without driveways, this solves the problem of how to charge an electric vehicle and will typically save customers £1,439 a year compared to solely using fast public chargers.