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Nacho González, Head of F1 Activation at Revolut, shares the thinking and ambition behind partnering with Audi to create the Audi Revolut F1 Team. He talks about managing a global collaboration at this scale and how Revolut is showing up in sports to meet customers beyond the app. In this episode, host Alex Carril and Nacho discuss: What goes into building a Formula One activation at a global scal...

How do you measure high performance? In a company like Revolut, where high performance is the standard and ambition follows, Alara Erisen shares how performance is broken down into metrics, skills alignment, and culture fit. As an Operating Principal in the CEO’s Office, Alara’s top goal is figuring out how to hire top talent — whether that’s experienced professionals or interns and grads looking...

With its global headquarters established in London, and a UK banking licence in place, Revolut is entering a new chapter. UK CEO Francesca Carlesi talks about what this shift means for customers and how these milestones connect to bigger decisions about growth and leadership going forward. In this episode, host Alex Carril and Francesca discuss: Revolut’s global headquarters and the message the co...

Brand decisions affect how people feel, long before they open an app or tap a card. Our Head of Global Brand, Gareth Morgan, explains what it takes to build a brand that feels confident and distinctive. He breaks down the thinking behind Revolut’s shift towards a more premium identity, how creative choices influence a brand’s trust and perception, and how to lead with bold decisions without losing...

Launching a global financial platform in Japan comes with its own set of rules. Yoko Makiguchi, Revolut’s CEO in Japan, shares the challenges of adapting Revolut to a local customer base and the big opportunities that lie ahead. After 30 years in finance, she talks openly about joining as the country’s CEO and what it takes to scale a fast-growing team in a demanding labour market. In this episode...

As a Business Development Manager, Patricia knows what it takes to apply a never-settle mindset and turn complex challenges into results. From BLIK in Poland to Multibanco in Portugal, she's been an advocate for customers by negotiating with partners and pushing for features that make a difference in local markets. Hear how she moves past a “no” in high-stakes deals and why Multibanco is such...

How do you build something that lasts a decade and still feel like it’s just getting started? Tom Hambrett, Partner and General Counsel, reflects on 10 years of Revolut. From bold decisions in the early days to raising billions in capital, he looks back at the strategy and momentum that’s helped us endure — and what it takes to keep going. In our season 2 finale, host Alex Carril sits down with To...

What goes into creating moments that leave a lasting impression? From engineering to consultancy, and now leading partnerships for the Growth team at Revolut, Deborah Wajsbrot shares her experience and how she’s been driving impact. She also provides an exclusive look into Revolut’s approach to partnerships and how to measure a successful collaboration.  In this episode, Alex and Deborah discuss:...

What does it take to design financial features that make sense to people, especially when millions rely on them every day? Lead Product Designers Margarida Botelho and Lorenzo Mengolini talk about the process, collaboration, and creative decisions behind building for scale in a fast-moving, design-led fintech environment. In this episode, Lorenzo and Margarida discuss with host Alex Carril: - What...

Pierre Cahuzac leads product for Revolut Business, overseeing the team behind its latest redesign and rebuild. He shares how past roles shaped his leadership and the thinking behind building features and tools that help businesses thrive. In this episode, host Alex Carril and Pierre discuss: - Lessons from a varied career and how they shape his work as Head of Product - What winning a Revolut 10x...

What does it take to lead support for a company that serves millions of customers every day? Kheng Zhun Yeoh, General Manager for Customer Operations & Support, oversees the teams who make that possible. He shares what keeps things running smoothly behind the scenes, and what he looks for in the next wave of talent. In this episode, host Alex Carril and Kheng discuss: - What goes into providin...

Landing your first job in tech is competitive. Fortunately, there’s a lot you can do to stand out. Karolina Kubala, Employer Branding Manager, shares practical advice learned from years of developing Revolut’s Talent Programmes, plus what she wishes more applicants knew. In this episode, host Alex Carril and Karo discuss: - How she got started in employer branding through an internship - What make...

What’s the secret to a successful career pivot? Dmytro Vozniuk started his journey at Revolut as a Customer Support Specialist. He made a complete career transition into engineering thanks to Revolut’s Spires programme, which offers employees a pathway to transition into tech. Now a front-end engineer, Dima talks about what it took to balance full-time work with learning to code, and how his exper...

What makes a company stand out to top talent? Employer branding isn’t just about flashy career pages. It’s about telling the real story of what it’s like to work somewhere. Svetlana Kochkina, Head of Employer Branding, joins the conversation with host Alex Carril to talk about what goes into shaping a company’s reputation as a great place to work. In this episode, Alex and Sveta discuss: - An over...

How does customer feedback serve as a catalyst for new business initiatives? Melina Dimoula gives an in-depth look at her role as a Business Development Manager by sharing examples of features she’s brought to market based on customer feedback. She explains how being a part of the Global Business team is more than just responding to feedback. It’s about prioritisation, profitability analysis, and...

A Krakow native, Arek Biela, shares his experience building a career in a leading fintech as a Lead Software Engineer in one of Europe’s tech hubs. He’s not only participated in Revolut’s 10X growth by developing Android functionality for several features, but he’s also had a hand in shaping hiring processes, so engineers can have a better candidate experience. In this episode, Alex and Arek discu...

As a product leader, Francesco Bovo gives an overview of his approach to simplifying the complex when it comes to product design, and how building products starts with creating a seamless customer experience. From his contribution on the Donations team to connecting customers with causes they care about, to developing RevPoints that lets customers earn rewards, Francesco’s work focuses on creating...

Rachel Nelson, Recruitment Manager, shares how the Bar Raiser interview sets the standard for finding talent that aligns with Revolut’s company culture. From her role in global recruitment, she talks about what makes working at Revolut so rewarding and offers practical tips and advice to excel in the Bar Raiser stage of the hiring process. In this episode, host Alex Carril and Rachel discuss: - Ra...

What does it take to be revolutionary? In this special episode, host Alex Carril sits down with Sophie Tea — a true industry disruptor and revolutionary artist — to chat about smashing traditional barriers and making art more accessible. Sophie’s story is about rewriting the rules — a philosophy that resonates with how Revolut approaches the future of finance: bold thinking, fresh ideas, and limit...

How does a foundation in the military drive success in a high-performance work culture? Jonathan Beaney, Head of Talent Acquisition at Revolut, has honed the art of reinvention — and he’s sharing how ambition and a passion for growth shaped his journey. From the Royal Marines to corporate leadership, Jonathan reveals his insights on thriving in a high-performance culture, standing out in performan...

On this celebratory episode about reaching 50 million customers worldwide, host Alex Carril sits with Antoine Le Nel, Chief Growth and Marketing Officer, to break down what this achievement means for Revolut. Antoine shares the vision behind the 2-day milestone event, where revolutionary leaders from various industries will take the stage to inspire and reflect Revolut’s spirit of innovation. In t...

What does global mobility mean in today’s world of remote work? Isabel Rodriguez, Global Mobility People Partner, provides ‌insights into how remote work supports flexibility and shapes Revolut’s dynamic, global workplace. From temporary work-abroad policies to engagement trips, Isabel explains the ways Revolut helps employees stay connected and engaged in a remote-first environment, and how globa...

What goes into building a next-level people platform? Andrei Oprisor, Head of Product for Revolut People, and Joseph Baugh, Head of Operations for Revolut People, sit down with host Alex Carril to share how this cutting-edge platform is transforming HR and recruitment management for businesses. In this episode, Alex, Andrei, and Joe discuss: - An overview of Revolut People - How Revolut People was...

From developing groundbreaking credit features to overcoming challenges in a regulated industry, Marc Saade, Head of Product for Credit, shares his inside view of the credit revolution that’s happening at Revolut. Marc shares with host Alex Carril how his fascination with simplifying the complex has shaped his career and led him where he is today — innovating in the credit space. In this episode,...

How do engineers make behind-the-scenes technology feel like magic for customers who tap a few buttons? Senior Backend Engineer, Mila Voronaia, breaks down how engineering is a creative process — taking abstract ideas and turning them into innovative solutions. From collaborating with team members to listening to customer feedback, she explains how this technical creativity shapes the financial fe...