Angela Scott-Briggs

2025 marks a turning point for fintech leadership. AI hype and investor fatigue are rewriting the rules of survival on the global markets. Vasyl Soloshchuk, CEO of fintech accelerator INSART, shares a blueprint for founders who want to scale in permanent turbulence.

Evan Floersch, founder and CEO of the Texas Ranchers MLP  is redefining what it means to build a professional sports franchise. Floersch had a bold vision: create a pro team fueled by a community of stakeholders rather than the traditional model of singular private ownership. In 2022, he launched the Texas Ranchers, a coed Major League Pickleball team based in Austin and backed by an all-star roster of global investors.

Given Yuliia Yermolaieva’s high level of expertise, the TechBullion editorial team has identified her as an ideal expert to discuss how game development is changing, what happens behind the scenes of modern production, and why the profession of Environment Artist has become one of the most crucial in the industry.

A Dutch startup is bringing a new level of intelligence to the American back-of-house. Orbisk, Europe’s frontrunner in automated food-waste technology, is entering the U.S. with an AI platform already trusted by global hospitality brands. Its system captures and interprets kitchen waste in real time, turning ingredient recognition and pattern analysis into practical operational guidance. With sites typically cutting waste costs by around 70% and saving six-figure sums annually, Orbisk is positioning itself as a catalyst for smarter, leaner kitchen management. Its arrival comes as automation accelerates across the foodservice sector, setting the stage for a timely TechBullion interview with CEO Anastasia Dellis.

For years, marketing conversations have leaned heavily toward digital transformation. Businesses across every industry shifted budgets toward SEO, paid ads, automation tools, and social media funnels — all with the expectation that digital alone could deliver sustainable growth.

Andrei, an HVAC and commercial equipment engineer in New York City, shares insights from years spent maintaining and modernising critical systems across restaurants, schools, and hospitals. In this TechBullion interview, he reflects on the technical, operational, and safety challenges that define his work, and the innovations reshaping commercial infrastructure.

With the worldwide PropTech market expected to grow and a booming carbon credit economy (set to be valued at $4 billion in 2025 but have this number significantly grow by 2035) commercial real estate (CRE) is seeing an unprecedented upheaval. We are transitioning between a divestiture of energy and to the asset sale.

The move to hybrid work, the rise of digital-first customer expectations and rapid advances in cloud technologies have reshaped how organisations connect internally and externally. As a result, organisations of all sizes are reassessing whether their legacy systems still serve their needs, or whether it is time to adopt more flexible, cloud-based approaches.

Blockchain technology provides an auditable source of truth. By anchoring temperature logs and transactions to immutable records, blockchain can reduce spoilage and enhance handling throughout the supply chain.

Surya Bhaskar Reddy Karri, a software engineer with extensive experience in developing and optimizing developer productivity tools for big data and machine learning infrastructure at companies like Pinterest, has been central to this evolution. His work on platforms such as MLDeploy and ModelHub highlights the industry's move toward integrated systems that prioritize developer experience, automation, and operational stability. Karri’s insights reflect a broader trend of treating internal infrastructure as a product, designed to serve the engineers and data scientists who use it daily.