This week on SUDS, the Startup Day by day TV podcast: Hybrid work, crypto crunch time & ladies main the best way

Each week on the Startup Daily TV show, we discuss to greater than two dozen founders, CEOs, buyers and consultants about what’s occurring in tech.

Now you may catch one of the best of the present with the weekly podcast, SUDS.

Each Friday, co-hosts Simon Thomsen and Eliot Hastie, provide the weekly washup from Startup Day by day TV.

It’s back to the office for Google staff from April 4, however they are going to have the ability to do their job from residence at the least two days every week, the tech large determined. We discuss in regards to the hybrid work fashions being embraced by firms.

In the meantime BNPL market chief Klarna posted a web lack of practically A$1 billion final yr. With BNPL inventory costs plunging, margins shrinking and progress slowing, is consolidation of the sector on the playing cards?

Talking of consolidation, Senator Andrew Bragg spoke to us in regards to the influence of regulation on the crypto market, saying he believes the present 600 crypto exchanges may shrink to twenty or 30 as soon as authorities regulation kicks in. He additionally shared his views on the exchanges refusing to stop commerce in Russia.

Peter Goldsworthy, GM of startups at LaunchVic informed us about the 30×30 program, which is seeking to assist flip 30 scale-up firms into unicorns (value $1bn) by 2030.

Omar de Silva, founder of worldwide edtech startup FourthRev took us by way of how he tackled raising $11.2 million in a Series A from world buyers. 

For Worldwide Girls’s Day, we spoke to Aprill Allen from Tractor Ventures, the revenue-based financing various for startups about her investing journey and why so many couples-led startups flip to Tractor for capital.

And Stella Cocaro, co-founder of proptech startup Canibuild shared her recommendation for ladies moving into non-traditional sectors after her startup raised $8 million.