Welcome back to Season 2 of Lunch with Aunty!

In todays episode, I sit down with Harjit Gill -- who is an INCREDIBLE woman! She was the CEO of Philips ASEAN & Pacific managing a team of 10,000 people in 10 countries (in the three business sectors of Healthcare, Lighting and Consumer Lifestyle). Now she sits on many boards focusing on similar industries and is a true leader in all three spaces. She is incredibly passionate about sustainable innovation, especially in the Asia region, and a lot of her recent pursuits focus on that. 

I LOVED talking to her! I hope you all enjoy the interview as much as I did! 

Xx Hannah 

It's time to talk about Yemen with someone actually from there. Siham is an engineer for the Red Cross who worked in Yemen until she moved to Ireland 3 years ago. 

In this episode, I interview Dr Jade Kua who is working frontline during this pandemic. She is an absolute hero (and not just during COVID), stay tuned to hear more about the day to day as a doctor. 

Today I interviewed Michelle Yong. She is a successful entrepreneur who I look up to immensely. Michelle is also a mother of 3 (with a fourth on the way). We chat about a lot of topics including how she balances life as a mother and as an entrepreneur, how she became an entrepreneur (including how she set up Core Collective and Found8) and how to avoid the three-generation curse of a family business. 

In this episode of 'Lunch with Aunty', I interview Crystal Lim-Lange. Aunty Crystal trained as a lawyer at Durham in North England to becoming an investment banker to now being in the education sector and author. We chat about feminine and masculine energy, becoming a storyteller and how to gain transferable skills for the future. Tune in to find out more about this incredible woman. 

On this episode of Lunch with Aunty I interview Su-Yen Wong. She is a professional speaker, strategic advisor and a board member. In this episode, we chat about gender inequity on boards, why it's important to use the left AND right side of the brain as well as her hourglass knowledge template.

In today's episode, I interview Sumitra Pasupathy, who is a social entrepreneur. She works with the companies Ashoka and Playem. Stay tuned to find out more about this life-long learner! 

In this episode of Lunch with Aunty I interview Simran Toor. We discuss everything from the gender spilt and cut off in the law profession to the most interesting cases she's ever worked in criminal law. Stay tuned to listen to Aunty Simran's story and how similar she thinks TV shows is to being a real-life lawyer 

In today's episode of Lunch with Aunty, I interview Jacqueline Poh. Government scholar who has attended Oxford, Cambridge, Insead and Stanford and now works in the Singaporean Civil Service. In this episode, we discuss her attitude towards life-long learning, her role in the Singaporean government, as well as the measures taken in relation to COVID-19. Stay tuned. 

In this episode of Lunch with Aunty we have a chat with Helene Raudaschl! Aunty Helene is the founder and chairman of Indoguana Productions (a gourmet distribution company). In this episode we discuss quality versus scalability, changing food trends (such as veganism, keto, whole 30 etc) and how she has to adapt her business and also about how as Indoguana has grown she has had to adapt and be flexible towards different cultural paradigms.