This month Steven Parker talks with Peter Crowhurst. Pete has lead global and local organizations through military coups, Covid lockdowns, national incidents, and always been able to make the best of it. He has worked and lived in Taiwan, Mainland China, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Singapore and across a wide range of industries from hospitality, to insurance, to real estate. His story is an great example of how just allowing yourself to say \"why not\" can lead to a fulfilling, but definitely challenging, career.

In this month\'s Leadership Matters Steve Parker talks with Moon Yiu who runs a tech consultancy start up called Digitsense based out of Hong Kong. Moon shares her journey from breaking out of a traditional career path, through AI and digital innovation, to finding her voice as an authentic leader at only 30 years of age.

In this month\'s Leadership Matters Steven Parker talks to Peter Kurz - "Mr. Taiwan" - a long time foreign resident of Taiwan with over 40 years in banking and finance and a genuine media personality in his own right. Peter shares his insights on working in Taiwan, when to invest in the stock market, Social Media and the necessity to hunt out accurate information, and how an aging population may be one of our best, but perhaps wasted, resources.

This month Steven Parker talks to Naina Batra - the CEO of AVPN, a regional social investment network that aims to increase the flow of financial, human and intellectual capital for impact.

Naina talks about creativity, growing communities and just in general how to make the world a better place! Under her direction, AVPN has grown from focusing only on venture philanthropy to supporting the entire ecosystem of social investors, from philanthropists to impact investors and corporate CSR professionals.

In 2021, Naina was featured on the list of Asia\'s Most Influential by Tatler Asia and in 2019, she was awarded one of Asia's Top Sustainability Superwomen by CSRWorks.

In this month\'s Leadership Matters Steven Parker talks with David Kelly - the Executive Director of the British Chamber of Commerce Singapore.

Born in Manchester but having lived in Asia and with degrees from both UK and Singaporean Universities - David is a true global citizen and has a unique perspective on international management. Listen to David share about mentoring, life-long learning and how we achieve more when we support others