,
5 tweets,
5 min read
Read on Twitter
To anyone who wondered what Jennifer Arcuri did to be deemed worth more than £200,000, here it is. 
Note that, according to her in 2015, 2013 was "the best".
Guess 2014 wasn't then. (Was Johnson less good at "doing his thang"?)
Interesting though that a lot of the material relating to Jennifer Arcuri seems to have disappeared from the Internet.
Guess 2014 wasn't then. (Was Johnson less good at "doing his thang"?)
Interesting though that a lot of the material relating to Jennifer Arcuri seems to have disappeared from the Internet.
Now about whether or not the investment was worth it, I'd say the "Tech VS Brain: Your job replaced" bit from 2015 may not be illustrated that well by Innotech's actual website (?!?)
I think I'll pass on the "Expertise".
(Guys what happened? Where did the innovation go?)
I think I'll pass on the "Expertise".
(Guys what happened? Where did the innovation go?)
Although, I note that there was a real innovation re: the privacy policy. As in, there is one now (So they claimed to be Cybersecurity experts?)
(I also note that in 2015, Innotech seemed to be aware that "event" and "events" could be grouped in one single item).
(I also note that in 2015, Innotech seemed to be aware that "event" and "events" could be grouped in one single item).
Note to everyone interested in HackerHouse, its grants and its links to Jennifer Arcuri (@businessinsider, @adambienkov, @Otto_English) : Good luck sorting that out.
