Anisah Osman Britton MBE
Entrepreneur, Speaker, Writer
Over the last decade, Anisah has become a well respected voice in the tech industry. The common thread in her work has been her steadfast belief that tech can be a force for good if we have a workforce that represents the diversity of our society.Recognition
- Awarded an MBE in the King's 2023 New Year's honours for services to diversity in tech
- Forbes 30 under 30 honouree
- Financial Times' 100 most influential BAME leaders in tech.
Speaker
Anisah has spoken on stages across the world at conferences, corporates, tech events, universities, law firms and charities.She's delivered keynotes at places like the Financial Times and Google, to the Royal Academy of Engineering and Bertelsmann Stiftung.Examples of topics she speaks on:
— Building the future workforce: It must reflect the diversity of our society
— Technology's role in creating social cohesion
— Coding: What it is and why you should understand the basics
— Impact businesses: Why they should be the norm (and how you can create more impact with your company)
— Inclusion: How to build a company that everyone wants to work at
— Underrepresented Founders: How do we close the funding gap?She is regularly on podcasts, sits on panels and is looked to as a thought leader in the space.Get in touch to discuss how you can work with Anisah.
Moderator and MC
Anisah's skills for facilitating conferences, fireside Q&As and moderating panels has taken her around the world.She has interviewed top tech leaders from companies like fintech Wise, workspace app Notion, and identity verification platform Veriff. As well as thought leaders like Steven Bartlett, Timothy Armoo and Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon.She's facilitated and MC'd conferences like FT backed Sifted's conference in Tallinn, the Young European Forum and SVC2UK (Silicon Valley comes to the UK).
Writer
Anisah writes regularly for Sifted — the Financial Times backed media company reporting on European tech. She mostly writes about the practicalities of running a company as well as a weekly newsletter — Startup Life.She's also has words in the Evening Standard, Courier Media and The Guardian.She's looking to write more and is especially keen to try and write some fiction in 2023.Get in touch if you have a topic you'd like Anisah to write about.
