# Amy Lewin

Principais episódios de podcast
Atualizada:

#106 - Marketing, Motherhood, and Baby Number Two: Integration, Ambition, and Letting Go of Perfect - Amy Lewin

Amy Lewin is in the thick of it—Marketing and Commercial Director at Girls in Marketing, mum to a toddler, and pregnant with baby number two. She gets it. The juggle. The ambition that doesn't fit into naptime. The choices you make when you refuse to wait for "someday." In this episode: How becomin…

SaaSpocalypse: What’s next for Europe’s SaaS scaleups and investors?

Last month, the US AI giant Anthropic released a new Claude tool for the legal industry, triggering a sell-off in publicly listed firms like Salesforce and reigniting concerns that AI-native startups could wipe out traditional SaaS giants. So will Europe’s VC-backed SaaS giants survive the AI area?…

OpenAI's Laura Modiano on hackathons, Lovable and how startups can partner with the tech giant

Within a relatively short space of time, Laura Modiano has come to play a fairly unique and valuable role in Europe’s startup scene.  Laura, who leads OpenAI’s startup team in Europe, hops from city to city, attending hackathons, events and dinners with Europe’s leading AI companies and investors.…

Tiny VC partner Philipp Moehring on when to take money off the table

European seed rounds are ballooning. Last month Yann LeCun’s AMI Labs picked up $1bn at a $3bn valuation while David Silver’s Ineffable Intelligence was reported to be raising $1bn at a $4bn valuation.  “Thankfully, the billion dollar seed round is not the standard across Europe — yet,” Philipp Moe…

Project Europe CEO Kitty Mayo: ‘Harry Stebbings is like our head of state and I’m prime minister’

Last year, Kitty Mayo was catapulted into the public eye when she took the helm of Project Europe. The accelerator, launched to much fanfare by Harry Stebbings and about 200 entrepreneurs, has a bold mission: to support and invest in founders under the age of 25 to build Europe’s next €100bn compan…

Could Europe become a world leader in robotics?

What do hazardous inspections, fighting and cooking crêpes have in common? All three are tasks that robots are now capable (ish) of performing. In 2025, equity investment into European robotics startups more than doubled, reaching €1.45bn — and in the first quarter of this year, European robotics s…

Wolt CEO and Slush chair Marianne Vikkula on building a superapp, leadership lessons and Slush’s secret sauce

On this episode of the Sifted podcast, host Amy Lewin is joined by Marianne Vikkula, CEO of delivery giant Wolt — one of Europe’s only ‘superapps’ — and chair of Slush, the iconic European startup conference.  Wolt began life delivering restaurant food to customers in Helsinki, before steadily exp…

Hertility CEO Helen O’Neill on building a foundational model for women’s health

With over 700k women in the UK waiting for gynecological care, why is half the population still so underserved by its health system? Yes, women have historically been left out of clinical trials, but there are logistical reasons as to why, Hertility CEO Helen O’Neill tells host Amy Lewin. “ Collec…

Ep. 188 State of the Arts: Pacific Northwest

Ep. 188 State of the Arts: Pacific Northwest This week Katie sits down with leaders from Arts Northwest and the Oregon Arts Commission to learn more about what’s happening beyond the Rocky Mountains. We get a vibe check on the scene and explore some of the challenges these organizations are addres…

Amy Lewin, director of arts and culture, Oregon Arts Commission and Oregon Cultural Trust

In late 2025, Amy Lewin became director of arts and culture at the Oregon Arts Commission and the Oregon Cultural Trust. These entities are overseen by Business Oregon, the state’s business development department. In this episode, Amy talks with Oregon Business Matters about the important work the …