How do we make space launch something that is economical enough that the average Jane or Joe can go to space?

We want to detect wildfires at this smouldering stage within the first hour as the fire develops, so that the firefighters still have a good chance to extinguish the fire before it spins out of control.

We may recycle a few things but, barely anything. The idea of a circular economy is that we keep all of these products, all of these materials in the economy.

I think what the future will bring is connecting and creating a really human kind of technology for buildings.

This is the collision of two pandemics and if we can increase  metabolic health we can very likely improve resilience to the next viral attack.

We want to build that resilience which is really just a kind of bank of happiness and positivity to actually prevent mental illness.

The sustainability team has a commercial lens to it because it has to have value. To have longevity it has to be able to fund itself. We're selling things that have a positive impact - it's profit with purpose.

Allow yourself to forget about titles, forget about salary benchmarks. Just think about what you want to create.

Covid has shown that there's a huge awareness now of the importance of proactively managing your health in a non-neurotic way.

Sustainable assets, ESG funds, under management over the last two years have grown by around 96%. I think Europe is leading in this.

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