Jenny Griffiths's guest appearances

Jenny Griffiths

Tasmania Talks

Silicon Real

Women Tech Charge

Tech for Non-Techies

Oracle for Startups

Alice Bentinck

Ben Horowitz

Arlan Hamilton

Andy McLoughlin

Cindy Gallop

Sandy Carter

Lauren Sherman

Matt Clifford

Max Keiser

John Collison

Brian Taylor

Matt Barrie

Sam Shank

Robert Reeves

Rabia Chaudry

OwlTail

“The biggest lie told in tech is that you that you need to be a coder. I think that being able to understand the user experience behind tech, being able to articulate technology, and being able to get other people excited about it, is what you really need to run a good company,” says Jenny Griffiths MBE, founder of Snap Vision. Jenny is the founder and CEO of Snap Vision, a visual search company that works with the biggest names in fashion and publishing. Jenny She has been featured on the World's Top 50 Women in Tech by Forbes lists. She was appointed MBE for Services to Innovation in 2015, and in 2019 was awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering's Silver Medal for contributions to UK engineering.    The grass is always greener on the other side. Investors tell technical founders that they’re missing business skills, and non-technical founders that they need tech skills. Snap Vision began as a consumer product, and while the Snap Vision app remains active, the company’s main business is B2B. Entrepreneurs often start consumer products, but pivot to servicing businesses, because digital marketing costs are so high. Jenny took a course in management from London Business School, to help her grow as a leader. Unlike employees, entrepreneurs need to invest in their own learning, because they do not benefit from an employer’s training program.    Check out Snap Vision here and say hi to Jenny on Twitter   To sign up to The 4 Biggest Mistakes Non-Technical Founders Make &amp; How To Avoid Them register here.

“The biggest lie told in tech is that you that you need to be a coder. I think that being able to understand the user experience behind tech, being able to articulate technology, and being able to get other people excited about it, is what you really need to run a good company,” says Jenny Griffiths MBE, founder of Snap Vision. Jenny is the founder and CEO of Snap Vision, a visual search company that works with the biggest names in fashion and publishing. Jenny She has been featured on the World's Top 50 Women in Tech by Forbes lists. She was appointed MBE for Services to Innovation in 2015, and in 2019 was awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering's Silver Medal for contributions to UK engineering. <ul> <li>The grass is always greener on the other side. Investors tell technical founders that they’re missing business skills, and non-technical founders that they need tech skills.</li> <li>Snap Vision began as a consumer product, and while the Snap Vision app remains active, the company’s main business is B2B. Entrepreneurs often start consumer products, but pivot to servicing businesses, because digital marketing costs are so high.</li> <li>Jenny took a course in management from London Business School, to help her grow as a leader. Unlike employees, entrepreneurs need to invest in their own learning, because they do not benefit from an employer’s training program.</li> </ul> Check out <a href="https://www.snapfashion.com/women" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Snap Vision here</a> and say hi to Jenny on <a href="https://twitter.com/JennySnapVision" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> To sign up to The 4 Biggest Mistakes Non-Technical Founders Make &amp; How To Avoid Them <a href="https://www.techfornontechies.co/freeclass" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">register here</a>.

AI, visual search & entrepreneurship with Jenny Griffiths MBE

As online shopping becomes some consumers’ primary retail outlet, people are increasingly hungry for seamless, personalized experiences. Brands are responding with innovative digital experiences like the visual search tools engineered by UK-based startup Snap Vision. Snap Vision founder Jenny Griffiths sat down with Whitney Durmick of Oracle for Startups to discuss her startup’s growth and the ever-evolving demand for inspiring CX.

As online shopping becomes some consumers’ primary retail outlet, people are increasingly hungry for seamless, personalized experiences. Brands are responding with innovative digital experiences like the visual search tools engineered by UK-based startup Snap Vision. Snap Vision founder Jenny Griffiths sat down with Whitney Durmick of Oracle for Startups to discuss her startup’s growth and the ever-evolving demand for inspiring CX.

Featuring Jenny Griffiths Founder of Snap Vision 

Way back when the iPod Touch was (briefly) the cutting edge of mobile technology, Jenny Griffiths spotted an opportunity to use images to search the web. She combined this with a love of fashion to create a pioneering engine which powers searches for high street fashion giants such as ASOS, TopShop and Gap. She started out wanting to be an artist - but became a computer scientist, pioneer of machine learning and computer vision, and was awarded an MBE for her services to digital innovation in the fashion industry. In this episode of Women Tech Charge, Jenny talks to Anne-Marie about her journey to STEM success, and why she's started speaking her mind on the issues that matter.Follow Jenny Griffiths on Twitter @JennySnapTech and @SnapFashionAnne-Marie Imafidon is on twitter @aimafidon and Instagram @notyouraverageamiFor more from the Evening Standard visit www.standard.co.ukOn Twitter: @eveningstandardOn Facebook: https://en-gb.facebook.com/eveningstandard/Ask your smart speaker to 'play the news from the Evening Standard' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Way back when the iPod Touch was (briefly) the cutting edge of mobile technology, Jenny Griffiths spotted an opportunity to use images to search the web. She combined this with a love of fashion to create a pioneering engine which powers searches for high street fashion giants such as ASOS, TopShop and Gap. She started out wanting to be an artist - but became a computer scientist, pioneer of machine learning and computer vision, and was awarded an MBE for her services to digital innovation in the fashion industry. In this episode of Women Tech Charge, Jenny talks to Anne-Marie about her journey to STEM success, and why she's started speaking her mind on the issues that matter.Follow Jenny Griffiths on Twitter @JennySnapTech and @SnapFashionAnne-Marie Imafidon is on twitter @aimafidon and Instagram @notyouraverageamiFor more from the Evening Standard visit <a href="http://www.standard.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.standard.co.uk</a>On Twitter: @eveningstandardOn Facebook: <a href="https://en-gb.facebook.com/eveningstandard/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://en-gb.facebook.com/eveningstandard/</a>Ask your smart speaker to 'play the news from the Evening Standard' Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Jenny Griffiths MBE, SnapTech: where DID she get that dress?

Jenny Griffiths is the Founder and CEO of Snap Fashion, a visual search engine that allows consumers to search for fashion items using images instead of words using a unique algorithm to find similar items from over 110 UK retailers online.

Jenny Griffiths is the Founder and CEO of Snap Fashion, a visual search engine that allows consumers to search for fashion items using images instead of words using a unique algorithm to find similar items from over 110 UK retailers online.