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See Tomorrow First
by See Tomorrow First
We’ve invited some of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most inspiring tech founders, leaders and creators, to chat about taking their tech to the world, and the challenges and triumphs they’ve experienced along the way. From a gothic fishing game that's become a global hit, to a world leading medtech solution for gastric dysfunction; from beautiful brand tracking software, to a sustainable nanocellulose hydrogel derived from seaweed, and more... Join us as we discover how New Zealand technology is building a better tomorrow.
Episodes
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See Tomorrow First | Max Ferguson, founder and CEO of Lumin
In this episode, our guest is Max Ferguson, founder and CEO of Lumin; a software leader, providing accessible, safe and intuitive tech products that enable seamless collaboration in the workplace. Max was an engineering student in Christchurch, New Zealand, working on the city’s post-earthquake...
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See Tomorrow First | Simon Malpas, Founder & CEO of Kitea Health
In this episode, we talked to Simon Malpas, founder and CEO of Kitea Health — a medtech start-up that’s created the world’s most accurate implantable sensor for heart failure and hydrocephalus. The device is roughly the size of a few grains of rice and is capable of remotely monitoring changes to...
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See Tomorrow First | Mary Vance, Founder of Cemplicity
Next we’re joined by Mary Vance, founder and Executive Director of Cemplicity — a global SaaS platform for the healthcare industry. Cemplicity provides real-time patient feedback to improve clinical outcomes. It’s about using software for improvement, not just measurement. Mary founded the…
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See Tomorrow First | Dave Rouse, Co-Founder and CEO of CarbonClick
In the next episode of the STF podcast, we sat down with Dave Rouse, CEO and Co-founder of CarbonClick. CarbonClick is a climatetech SaaS platform that empowers businesses to integrate carbon offsetting in a simple, meaningful and transparent way, designed as a tool to support companies on their...
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See Tomorrow First | Alliv Samson, Co-Founder and CGO of Kami
We were delighted to have Alliv Samson, Co-Founder and CGO (Chief Growth Officer) join us to share Kami’s journey. Kami is a New Zealand edtech company that is transforming the way students and teachers engage and collaborate with learning resources. Alongside her three co-founders, Alliv’s has...
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See Tomorrow First live at Techweek | New Zealand's Space Sector
At the launch of Techweek24, CEO of NZ Story David Downs sat down with 2 leaders in the NZ space sector to talk about how NZ ingenuity is shaping humanity's future in space. Our panellists were: Morgan Connaughton, Director of Comms, Rocket Lab Stefan Powell, CEO and CTO, Dawn Aerospace Aotearoa…
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See Tomorrow First live at Techweek | New Zealand's Games Sector
At the launch of Techweek24, CEO of NZ Story David Downs sat down with 3 leaders in the NZ gaming sector to talk about how they're taking NZ creativity global. Our panellists were: Sam Ramlu, CEO and Co-Founder of Method, Mighty Eyes and Mad Carnival Mario Wynands, CEO and Co-Founder of PikPok...
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See Tomorrow First | Toby Littin, CEO and Co-Founder of Parkable
It was excellent to kick-off Season 2 of the podcast by sitting down with Toby Littin, Co-Founder and CEO of Parkable. Parkable is a marketplace and SaaS solution that aims to make parking painless and profitable. Toby was one of 3 founders who came together in 2015, united in the knowledge that...
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See Tomorrow First | Dr Brian Ward, founder and CEO of Aroa Biosurgery
Join us as we talk to Doctor Brian Ward, founder and CEO of Aroa; a soft-tissue regeneration BioTech company that develops, manufactures and distributes medical and surgical products to improve healing in complex wounds and soft tissue reconstruction. Brian steps us through Aroa’s beginnings…
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See Tomorrow First | Maru Nihoniho, founder and MD of Metia Interactive
Join us as we talk to Maru Nihoniho, founder of Auckland-based interactive game design and development studio, Metia Interactive. Metia’s foundational project and labour of love is Guardian Maia; a hybrid historical, science-fiction story inspired by Maru’s whakapapa and Māori culture in…
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See Tomorrow First | Ben Gleisner, founder & global CEO of Cogo
Join us as we talk to Ben Gleisner, founder and Global CEO of Cogo; a sustainable FinTech company that has been working to combat climate change by understanding and positively influencing consumer spending. Ben talks about Cogo’s origins as a New Zealand based start-up with a mission to find a...
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See Tomorrow First | Jessica Manins, co-founder and co-CEO of Beyond
Join us as we talk to Jessica Manins, co-CEO and co-founder of Beyond; a social gaming and VR studio that is pushing the boundaries of entertainment and technology to bring joyful, immersive, gaming experiences to the masses. Jessica talks about Beyond’s evolution working with emerging tech and...
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See Tomorrow First | David Leach, CEO of Cin7
Join us as we talk to David Leach, Chief Executive Officer of Cin7; world-leading, fully integrated, cloud-based inventory management platform that handles around $50 billion in transactions each year. It’s global success is a big reason why Cin7 won Company of the Year at the 2023 NZ Hi-Tech...
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See Tomorrow First | Hanie Yee, Chief Operating Officer of Alimetry
Join us as we talk to Hanie Yee, Chief Operating Officer of Alimetry, an award-winning MedTech company that has developed a world-first, non-invasive test to diagnose gastric dysfunctions - suffered by as many as 1 in 10 people globally. Hanie talks about Alimetry’s non-linear journey to...
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See Tomorrow First | Clare Bradley, CEO of Agrisea
Join us as Clare Bradley, CEO of Agrisea, discusses the company's global success commercialising new technologies that create value from waste - including a sustainable nanocellulose hydrogel the provides a green alternative to petroleum-based polymers. This 25-year-old Paeroa based innovation...
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See Tomorrow First | Nadia Thorne, co-founder of Black Salt Games
Nadia Thorne, co-founder of Black Salt Games discusses the origins of their first game Dredge and how they managed its global success. She also shares her thoughts on the gaming sector and the opportunity it presents Aotearoa New Zealand as a high value, weightless export. Black Salt Games is a...
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See Tomorrow First | Matthew Herbert, co-founder of Tracksuit
In our first episode Matthew Herbert co-founder of revolutionary brand tracker Tracksuit (and the only Kiwi to make B&T's 30 Under 30 list) discusses Tracksuit’s unique approach to entering new markets and the ups and downs of rapid growth. Founded less than three years ago, Tracksuit is…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We’ve invited some of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most inspiring tech founders, leaders and creators, to chat about taking their tech to the world, and the challenges and triumphs they’ve experienced along the way. From a gothic fishing game that's become a global hit, to a world leading medtech solution for gastric dysfunction; from beautiful brand tracking software, to a sustainable nanocellulose hydrogel derived from seaweed, and more... Join us as we discover how New Zealand technology is building a better tomorrow.
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We’ve invited some of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most inspiring tech founders, leaders and creators, to chat about taking their tech to the world, and the challenges and triumphs they’ve experienced along the way. From a gothic fishing game that's become a global hit, to a world leading medtech...
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