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We get you out of bed, to your first cup of coffee or to your first destination of your day with thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping all our lives

This month, Michael Kossler from Iclif Leadership and Governance joins us to talk about all things related to working well with other people and within an organization. In the first episode, we start with how to engage members of your team. Each person has a different set of needs for full engagement. In this session, Michael Kossler takes us through how to identify those needs and how a leader can leverage them to engage members of the team. 

Enterprises expect data to be available instantly, but complex infrastructure creates an app-data gap that disrupts data delivery and makes end users wait. Closing the app-data gap required predicting and preventing barriers to data velocity, no matter where the barriers occur across IT infrastructure. Immediate data access is critical to maintaining competitive edge. Rachel Ler, Regional Director of Nimble Storage ASEAN talks on why businesses need a flash solution.

The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

- TNB not in synergy with EC, Kettha

- MRT rapidly awards RM 20bn worth of contracts

- Tony Fernandes on board Amnesty International

- Democratic party blocks off Wall Street

Forward-thinking new music from everywhere. Saturdays and Wednesdays (repeat) 9pm with Tim Sharp.

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0:00 - Lapsley – Operator (DJ Koze Edit)

5:34 - Dengue Dengue Dengue - Badman

10:27 - Mall Grab - Never

16:27 - Edward Scissortongue - Hyperballad

20:22 - DJ Zozi – Snow Globe

25:33 - Jaymo & Andy George – 1968 (The Broken Tape)

31:15 - Elka – BBX1999

35:48 - The Posse – MS-DOS

41:06 - Physical Therapy – Girl Track

46:00 - Guest Mix: Kiat [SG, Syndicate]

78:26 - Moderat – Running (Tale of Us Remix)

78:24 - DJ Shadow – The Mountain Will Fall

83:29 - Ngaiire – Diggin’

88:20 - Katrina - Scintilla

The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

- Standard Life: first UK property fund to shut the gate

- Temasek facing a drop in net portfolio value

This year, business school INSEAD topped the rankings of the Financial Times' annual Global MBA Rankings for the first time - dislodging the previous year’s leader, Harvard Business School. It is also the first time a business school with a one-year MBA programme made it to the top of the list. We speak to Professor Ilian Mihov, the Dean of INSEAD on how INSEAD is adapting to a changing business education landscape.

Tushar Mohata, Analyst, Nomura. shares his review of 1H16 and his outlook for the second half.

The U.S State department released its Annual Trafficking in Persons Report on July 1st, and it is known as the benchmark index for global anti-trafficking commitments. Malaysia remains on the Tier 2 Watch List, despite mass graves were found in Wang Kelian, prompting worries about the state of human trafficking in the country.

Today, BFM evaluates the report, the current situation of human trafficking in Malaysia, and whether or not it is conceivable for the country to be upgraded to Tier 1 by the year 2020.

This is a report by Sharyl Kaur and Wan Irdina

Ross Yusof & guests Dez Corkhill, Craig Morraies and Gogulan Dorairajoo look at Wales' run at Euro 2016. Are they all reliant on Gareth Bale? Will Hal Robson Kanu find a new club for himself after his goal? Then there was Germany v Italy. Dez is not impressed by the quality of play and no one , til today, can make any sense of Simone Zaza's penalty. France made light work of Iceland, unlike England, but the guys all see flaws with the French.

A preview of the midweek SFs and Transfer News. We give you the latest done deals.