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Insights, Marketing & Data: Secrets of Success from Industry Leaders · BOUNCE - Charlie Butler (Co-CEO). Getting to the best decision at the right speed; Balancing data retrieval & fresh research; Why researchers still matter. · 19 Jun 2026 podcast

Welcome to FutureView and a conversation I've been looking forward to sharing for a while.

So Charlie Butler is the co founder and co CEO of Bounce, a business that seems to have achieved the rather unusual feat of getting researchers, technologists, and AI enthusiasts all excited at the same time.

Having started the company straight out of uni, Charlie and his team have built one of the most innovative businesses in the insight space, taking a very different view of how research should work, in effect, helping clients leverage.

leverage existing knowledge and then filling in what you might think of as the gaps with automated research tools and partnerships with specialist providers.

And given the bounce works with organizations like DiAgio, Coca-Cola, Pono Rico, and Tesco, it clearly seems to be working.

One of the other things I really liked about this conversation, though, is that Charlie doesn't really come across as the stereotypical technology founder.

Before Bounce, he founded a mental health charity after a career ending rugby injury.

And throughout the interview here, there's a real emphasis on people, empathy, and helping researchers become influential rather than replacing them.

As you'd expect, we do spend quite a lot of time talking about AI, knowledge repositories, synthetic data in the future of insights.

But we also ended up discussing entrepreneurship, raising venture capital, leadership, optimism, fiction books, and why most business books could probably be a lot shorter than they are.

So Charlie, firstly, thanks so much for joining today.

Really delighted to have you on the podcast.

Thanks for having me.

Not at all.

Now I wanted to get going with the traditional icebreaker.

So it's something that doesn't have to be deepest, darkest secret, anything like that.

It's just something that people might not know about you unless they know you very well.

Yeah, I mean it's it's a fantastic story and and if you don't mind me sort of asking, digging a little bit further into it, so I'd I'd imagine I don't know what sports it was, but I'd imagine piecing it together, it's probably quite a macho type of world and you're not meant to admit any

weakness and all that type of thing.

And so how does it work?

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