The Diary Of A CTO

Where successful CTO's share their secrets.

The Diary Of A CTO is a technology podcast hosted by Guy Bevington, with 63 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Guy Bevington hosts The Diary Of A CTO, a technology show with 63 episodes published.

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  Episode #63

  E63. Inés Casares

  Aug 18, 202641 minS1

  Inés is the recently appointed CEO of Wizeline, a global AI-native technology company. In this episode, we discuss how Inés has built her impressive career, with more than two decades of experience in technology services and consulting. She has helped scale international organisations such as Globant and Cognizant before joining Wizeline, where she previously led the company's global services organisation and AI strategy before stepping into the CEO role earlier this year.

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  Episode #62

  E62. Eugi Bartolo

  May 12, 202638 minS1

  Eugi Bartolo is an award-winning technology and product leader who operates right at the intersection of private equity, digital transformation, and value creation. Eugi has built an impressive career working with global brands like Just Eat, Sky, and The Economist, and more recently partnering with private equity and venture capital firms to turn technology from a cost centre into a true driver of EBITDA growth, through implementation of AI, data, and operating models. In addition to this, he even has time to squeeze in being the drummer for Europes most prominent Queen tribute band. A must listen episode!

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  Episode #61

  E61. Peter Rossi

  Apr 20, 202649 minS1

  Peter is a highly seasoned CTO with more than two decades experience in technology. His career has spanned high-performance engineering environments such as Formula One, through venture-backed startups, founding his own SaaS business, as well as acting in and advising on private equity backed growth companies. In this episode, we discuss Peter’s approach to leadership and how to use technology as an enabler for business outcomes.

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  Episode #60

  E60. Swen Helge-Huber

  Feb 26, 202638 minS1

  My guest this week is Swen-Helge Huber, Senior Director at Solace. Swen has held senior technical and leadership roles across a range of areas including systems architecture, consultative presales, software development as well as people and technology leadership, and worked with some of the biggest names in enterprise technology — including Sun Microsystems, TIBCO, Software AG, Talend to name a few.

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  Episode #59

  E59. Andrew Winnicki

  Feb 5, 202659 minS1

  I was recently joined by the excellent Andrew Winnicki, Director of Technology and Data for Hakluyt & Company. Andrew is a technology leader with over 25 years of experience building, scaling, and transforming digital products across media, fintech, SaaS, and enterprise environments. He’s led engineering and technology functions at organisations including NVIDIA, Discovery+, carwow, and most recently as CTO at Omnevue, where he built and scaled a high-performing remote engineering team and delivered AI-enabled SaaS platforms. Alongside his technology leadership work, Andrew is also a mentor and facilitator, focused on mindful leadership, personal growth, and building meaningful connections in tech. We explored his journey, his approach to leadership and transformation, and what it really takes to build sustainable, people-first technology organisations.

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