#1: Matt Smith on taking the leap from big corporate to founder & CEO of regtech startup
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In the first podcast of this series, David Rae talks to Matt Smith, founder and CEO of SteelEye. We follow Matt's journey from a successful career spanning over 20 years in large corporates, to taking a huge leap and starting his own compliance technology and data analytics firm.
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