Guest: Rasmus Rasmusson. Rasmus is an experienced entrepreneur and product developer, with more than 20 years in the IT industry. He is developing two startups: an IoT engineering company focused on cooking automation systems, which he completely pivoted during covid, and the world's first co-factory, which is the coworking for factories. We talk about the stories of both startups and their market’s future, about how is it to be an entrepreneur in China, the future and challenges of IOT, the future of Food Delivery, and more.

Guest: Rasmus Rasmusson. Rasmus is an experienced entrepreneur and product developer, with more than 20 years in the IT industry. He is developing two startups: an IoT engineering company focused on cooking automation systems, which he completely pivoted during covid, and the world's first co-factory, which is the coworking for factories. We talk about the stories of both startups and their market’s future, about how is it to be an entrepreneur in China, the future and challenges of IOT, the future of Food Delivery, and more.

Guest: Julie Kronstrøm Carton. Julie has a great story to share – she founded with her brother Christian a Copenhagen-based startup called Mate.bike. They wanted to engage today’s challenges of dense traffic congestion, climate change and health issues in general by creating unique, fun and afordable electric bicycles. And they were able to scale it through crowdfunding. We talk about the challenges and advantages of crowdfunding, how entrepeneurs should plan for that and we discuss about the e-bikes market and the future of mobility.

Guest: Julie Kronstrøm Carton. Julie has a great story to share – she founded with her brother Christian a Copenhagen-based startup called Mate.bike. They wanted to engage today’s challenges of dense traffic congestion, climate change and health issues in general by creating unique, fun and afordable electric bicycles. And they were able to scale it through crowdfunding. We talk about the challenges and advantages of crowdfunding, how entrepeneurs should plan for that and we discuss about the e-bikes market and the future of mobility.

Guest: Cara Shortsleeve. Cara is the CEO at The Leadership Consortium, ​a leadership development platform for high potential leaders with a specific expertise on accelerating women and people of color. Prior to TLC, Cara spent more than a decade in various leadership roles at Google and YouTube and her passion is for quickly building value – for individuals, teams and businesses. We talk about the skills for the leaders of the future, how to truly embrace diversity, and way more.

Guest: Cara Shortsleeve. Cara is the CEO at The Leadership Consortium, ​a leadership development platform for high potential leaders with a specific expertise on accelerating women and people of color. Prior to TLC, Cara spent more than a decade in various leadership roles at Google and YouTube and her passion is for quickly building value – for individuals, teams and businesses. We talk about the skills for the leaders of the future, how to truly embrace diversity, and way more.

Guest: Kathleen Yu. Kathleen is the founder and CEO of Rumarocket, a talent management platform that uses machine algorithms to help companies find the right people for their hiring needs. They combine behavior science and artificial intelligence modeling for HR. We talk about bringing the people component into the technology, how to avoid bias and increase inclusion through machine learning, misuses of AI and more.

Guest: Kathleen Yu. Kathleen is the founder and CEO of Rumarocket, a talent management platform that uses machine algorithms to help companies find the right people for their hiring needs. They combine behavior science and artificial intelligence modeling for HR. We talk about bringing the people component into the technology, how to avoid bias and increase inclusion through machine learning, misuses of AI and more.

Guest: Isao Miyama. Isao works at PWC Consulting llc, where he established a dedicated future design consulting organization called "Future Design Lab" as a lead director. The lab provides advisory services to governments, education and research institutes, and private companies which aim to create and realize a moonshot future. Plus, they have the mission to be a tool of acceleration of social change. We talk about Futures Studies in Japan, The Moonshot R&D Program, some real cases of the use of disruptive technology in Japan, the Future of Death, human augmentation and more.

Guest: Isao Miyama. Isao works at PWC Consulting llc, where he established a dedicated future design consulting organization called "Future Design Lab" as a lead director. The lab provides advisory services to governments, education and research institutes, and private companies which aim to create and realize a moonshot future. Plus, they have the mission to be a tool of acceleration of social change. We talk about Futures Studies in Japan, The Moonshot R&D Program, some real cases of the use of disruptive technology in Japan, the Future of Death, human augmentation and more.