Rakuten Future Forum London Voices: Disruption

November 19, 2015 < 1 min read
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We caught up with some of our panelists after their discussion to ask them a few questions on their thoughts on disruption. Find out what James Hurley, Enterprise Editor of The Times, Leanne Kemp of Everledger, Henry Lane Fox of Founders Forum, John Hammond of Currency Cloud, Juan de Antonio of Cabify and Christian Macht of Rakuten Europe had to say.

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