Freedom Founders

Tiziana is an entrepreneur and ecosystem-builder who loves laughing at the odds. She started her first business at the age of 20 and haven't stopped since. She founded Brain Juice Collective - the first youth-run impact marketing agency, education and venture ecosystem. This episode talks about how she started her entrepreneurship journey at a young age.

Linda Hao is a multi-hypehate artist more known as the founder of design label YESAH. She shares how she became an entrepreneur, what she's learned and unlearned in her journey, and how she started it over again.

Keyis Ng is the CEO and co-founder of Cafebond.com, an ecommerce business that makes coffee beans from independent coffee roasters around the world accessible to consumers. In the episode, he shares the essential steps and tips to start and sustain a business.

Amelia Ong is a jazz musician based in Indonesia. She shares the journey of her singing career, from her early childhood training, moving to Perth to formally study music, and finding her voice in an industry that's not familiar to everyone.

Marieke Bink is the CEO of Cycling Without Age, a social enterprise that helps the elderly improve their physical health through cycling. She shares her journey from unexpectedly heading a business to finding purpose for her talent and skills through social enterpreneurship.

Dorothy Yiu is the co-founder of Singapore-based startup EngageRocket, a web app that helps SMEs build better workplaces using people analytics. She talks about the things she learned in her journey from working in the corporate world to founding and managing a business.

Paul Soon, CEO of MullenLowe Group SEA, shares how he has applied discipline in many areas of his life -- from founding agencies, managing teams, taking care of his health, to becoming a leader in the creative industry.

RP Singh, a Content Marketing evangelist of 17 years and the Founder of Content Marketing Summit Asia, shares his experience in content marketing and how businesses can apply it to boost their growth -- especially the new ones.

Singapore-based Kapap Academy is a martial arts academy and social enterprise dedicated to empowering ordinary people with realistic self-defense. CEO and co-founder Qin Yunquan shares the journey towards building and growing the business -- from breaking barriers to becoming an entrepreneur, defying social norms on martial arts and gender roles, to managing a business with a purpose.