The Brand Called You

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August 20, 2025Prof Lam Khin Yong, VP (Industry), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore
Prof Lam Khin Yong, VP (Industry), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore
Professor Lam Khin Yong is NTU Singapore’s first Vice President (Industry), driving strategic industry partnerships and fostering innovation.

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From the discipline of military service to the forefront of global innovation, Professor Lam’s career is a testament to resilience, execution, and visionary leadership. At the helm of NTU, he fosters industry collaboration, drives impactful research, and prepares the next generation for the future of work. His story is a powerful reminder that success is built on hard work, adaptability, and strong relationships.
00:47- About Prof Lam Khin Yong
Professor Lam Khin Yong is NTU Singapore’s first Vice President (Industry), driving strategic industry partnerships and fostering innovation.
09:46- How do you keep finding new opportunities while building lasting relationships?
Deliver reliably and execute every opportunity well.
Acknowledge challenges when results aren’t achievable due to technical limits.
Protect trust by avoiding mistakes from poor execution or unreliability.
44:23- How will AI reshape scientific research?
Increase efficiency by rapidly generating and analyzing information.
Reduce manpower needs in certain research tasks.
Raise global challenges around job displacement and workforce adaptation.
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Professor Lam Khin Yong is NTU Singapore’s first Vice President (Industry), driving strategic industry partnerships and fostering innovation.

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August 19, 2025Alastair Callender: Superyacht Advisor, Philanthropist & Designer – Crafting Impact On and Off the Water
Alastair Callender: Superyacht Advisor, Philanthropist & Designer – Crafting Impact On and Off the Water
Early love of sailing and mentorship from yachtsman Peter Blake.
Learning the importance of solutions and sustainability.

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Overview

In this episode of The Brand Called You, Stephen Ibaraki hosts Alastair Callender—superyacht advisor, philanthropist, and award-winning designer. Here’s a concise recap, featuring key themes and important timestamps in question format.
00:01:31- What shaped Alastair Callender’s values and mission?
Early love of sailing and mentorship from yachtsman Peter Blake.
Learning the importance of solutions and sustainability.
Writing his own eulogy, which clarified his life’s purpose: philanthropy.
Becoming a father, fueling focus on sustainability for future generations.
00:14:02- How did he build a career in superyachts?
Started a business and worked for shipyards in the UK and Italy.
Moved to the US, transitioning to advisory and charter roles.
Managed over 40 superyacht sales and involvement in some of the sector’s biggest projects.
00:25:30- How does Alastair combine yachting with philanthropy?
Early initiatives making yachting accessible to people with disabilities.
Major involvement with the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust and anti-trafficking organizations.
Uses his network to match philanthropists with high-impact global causes.
00:39:11- What’s his role with world-changing organizations?
Advisor to the United Nations Foundation, facilitating fundraising and awareness events.
Frequent speaker on ocean conservation, sustainability, and entrepreneur impact.
“Super-connector” linking changemakers across industries.
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Early love of sailing and mentorship from yachtsman Peter Blake.
Learning the importance of solutions and sustainability.
Writing his own eulogy, which clarified his life’s purpose: philanthropy.
Becoming a father, fueling focus on sustainability for future generations.

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August 19, 2025Nick Tietz, Founder & CEO of ILT Academy, on Entrepreneurial Resilience and Purpose
Nick Tietz, Founder & CEO of ILT Academy, on Entrepreneurial Resilience and Purpose
Adoption from Colombia and life in Minnesota
Powerful story of reuniting with his birth mother after 47 years

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Overview

In this episode of the Leaders Who Care series, host Mark Sadovnick talks with Nick Tietz, the inspiring founder of ILT Academy. Nick’s journey from adoption in Colombia to building impactful organizations offers listeners compelling lessons about perseverance, community, and what real innovation looks like.
00:00:09- Who is Nick Tietz, really?
Adoption from Colombia and life in Minnesota
Powerful story of reuniting with his birth mother after 47 years
The importance of belonging and family support
00:10:23- Was Nick always innovative?
“Master generalist” mindset: exploring sports, arts, and creative problem-solving
Early signs of entrepreneurial thinking, but more focused on curiosity and solutions
00:14:59- How did Nick’s unique education and military background influence him?
Shifting from programming to creative fields
Naval experience taught him quick thinking and calculated risk-taking
00:20:25- What were the big turning points in Nick’s career?
Building and losing his first business, and learning from failure
The role of support networks—and recognizing how lack of support impacts many entrepreneurs
00:24:56- What achievement made the most impact?
Co-founding a startup helping people with disabilities and law enforcement communicate, saving lives
Facing tough realities about funding social impact ventures
00:28:34- Why did Nick start ILT Academy?
Wanting to support non-traditional, often overlooked founders—not just billion-dollar ideas
Training 700+ entrepreneurs, helping raise $24+ million, and speeding up the learning process
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Nick Tietz: Linkedin
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Adoption from Colombia and life in Minnesota
Powerful story of reuniting with his birth mother after 47 years
The importance of belonging and family support

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August 18, 2025Chelsea Myers, Visionary Founder of mediTEAtion: Cultivating Inner Strength for Future Generations
Chelsea Myers, Visionary Founder of mediTEAtion: Cultivating Inner Strength for Future Generations
Arizona roots, Italian heritage, now based in the Midwest
Family life: Oldest of four, mother of four boys, homeschooling advocate

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Overview

In this insightful episode of “Leaders Who Care,” host Mark Sadovnick interviews Chelsea Myers, founder of mediTEAtion. Chelsea shares her journey from a creative, sensitive child in Arizona to an influential leader and entrepreneur, passionate about elevating human potential and children’s well-being. Here’s a summary of the key topics discussed, highlighted by important questions and their timestamps:
00:00:00- Who is Chelsea Myers?
Arizona roots, Italian heritage, now based in the Midwest
Family life: Oldest of four, mother of four boys, homeschooling advocate
Unique childhood experiences including a near-death encounter
00:06:19- What Influenced Chelsea’s Early Path?
Artistic interests: Music, dance, crafts
Sensitivity to people and emotions; coping through creativity and achievement
Early struggles with substance abuse and processing her father’s death
00:15:35- How Did Corporate and Personal Challenges Shape Her Direction?
Managing conflicting expectations: Finance career vs. entrepreneurship
Wells Fargo experience: Learning people-focused leadership
Lessons from leading tech changes and building relationships
00:20:35- How Did Chelsea Transition to Education and Coaching?
Creating programs for neurodivergent students; presenting in Europe
Focus on emotional regulation and resilience in school settings
Launching Dental Life Coach and the Brain Crops podcast
00:28:40- What Sets Chelsea’s Coaching for Leaders Apart?
Guiding conscious ultra high net worth clients
Facilitating personal transformation with community ripple effects
00:34:14- What’s the Vision Behind mediTEAtion?
Origin of Quantum Personal Transformation for addiction recovery
Launching mediTEAtion: Empowering children with mindfulness and emotional tools
Mission to build strong emotional foundations for kids worldwide
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Chelsea Myers: Linkedin
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Arizona roots, Italian heritage, now based in the Midwest
Family life: Oldest of four, mother of four boys, homeschooling advocate
Unique childhood experiences including a near-death encounter

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August 18, 2025Wendy Delmar, CEO of the Caribbean Association of Banks
Wendy Delmar, CEO of the Caribbean Association of Banks
Over two decades in banking, starting as a teller and rising to CEO.
Passion for developing talent influences her career moves.

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Overview

In this episode of The Brand Called You, host Frits Bussemaker welcomes Wendy Delmar, CEO of the Caribbean Association of Banks (CAB), for an honest discussion on leadership, transformation, and the evolutions shaping Caribbean banking.
00:00:00 – Who is Wendy Delmar and how did she get here?
Over two decades in banking, starting as a teller and rising to CEO.
Passion for developing talent influences her career moves.
Shift from HR studies to hands-on banking roles.
00:05:42 – How is Caribbean banking evolving?
From traditional brick-and-mortar to agile, tech-driven models.
Embracing transparency, inclusion, and new customer needs.
Maintaining trust and human relationships in a digital age.
00:12:44 – What unique challenges does Caribbean banking face?
Serving small, diverse economies with heavy regulation.
Adapting fintech innovations like mobile banking to local contexts.
CAB’s hands-on approach: advocacy, training, and forging new partnerships.
00:18:08 – What defines Wendy’s leadership?
Direct involvement in advocacy, training, and research at CAB.
Strong focus on empowering small businesses and future leaders.
Role is a full-time passion, not just a job.
00:24:23 – How does Wendy plan her legacy?
Preparing to transition from CEO to focus on SME consulting.
Building a team, relying on authenticity and word-of-mouth.
Passion for creating real impact outweighs financial motives.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Wendy Delmar: Linkedin
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Over two decades in banking, starting as a teller and rising to CEO.
Passion for developing talent influences her career moves.
Shift from HR studies to hands-on banking roles.

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August 17, 2025Swami Mukundananda, Global Spiritual Leader, Author, ‘Ishavasya Upanishad’
Swami Mukundananda, Global Spiritual Leader, Author, ‘Ishavasya Upanishad’
Swami Mukundananda is a world-renowned teacher of Spirituality, Yoga, and Meditation. He completed his education in engineering and management from two world-renowned institutes: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and Indian Institute of Management (IIM).
He is the founder of the yogic system called JKYog also known as Yoga for the Body, Mind, and Soul.

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In this profound episode of The Brand Called You, Swami Mukundananda—spiritual luminary and bestselling author—dives deep into the Isha Vasyopanishad. From reconciling materialism and spirituality to redefining karma, detachment, and contentment, Swamiji reminds us: true fulfillment begins when we realize… we have enough.
00:29- About Swami Mukundananda
Swami Mukundananda is a world-renowned teacher of Spirituality, Yoga, and Meditation. He completed his education in engineering and management from two world-renowned institutes: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and Indian Institute of Management (IIM).
He is the founder of the yogic system called JKYog also known as Yoga for the Body, Mind, and Soul.
He is also an author of a book titled Ishavasya Upanishad.
21:33- What is the deeper meaning behind the paradox of ignorance and knowledge in the Upanishad?
Both solely pursuing material knowledge and becoming a fanatic spiritualist can lead to darkness..
True wisdom lies in harmonizing material science (for the body) and spiritual science (for the soul).
It teaches integrated living, where neither the physical nor the spiritual is neglected.
35:53- What does the final prayer to Agni reveal about the soul’s journey?
Agni symbolizes the Divine, not just physical fire, but the Lord Himself as the fire of knowledge and devotion.
It reflects the soul’s longing, the prayer expresses a deep desire to unite with the Divine, as longing reaches its climax.
It seeks liberation, the soul asks to be freed from the material body and attain God’s eternal abode.
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Swami Mukundananda is a world-renowned teacher of Spirituality, Yoga, and Meditation.He completed engineering and management from two world-renowned institutes: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and Indian Institute of Management (IIM).
He is the founder of the yogic system called JKYog also known as Yoga for the Body, Mind, and Soul.
He is also an author of a book titled Ishavasya Upanishad.

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August 16, 2025Prof. Kris Chatamra, Director of Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer
Prof. Kris Chatamra, Director of Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer
Cultural/family expectations led him to medicine.
Entered surgery due to influential mentors and opportunity.

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In this remarkable episode, Prof. Kris Chatamra, Director of the Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer, shares his journey and the groundbreaking work behind one of Asia’s leading breast cancer centers. Host Ashutosh Garg explores Prof. Chatamra’s motivations, challenges, and vision for the future.
00:00 – What Inspired His Path to Medicine and Surgery?
Cultural/family expectations led him to medicine.
Entered surgery due to influential mentors and opportunity.
03:10 – Why Move Back to Thailand After a UK Career?
Spotted opportunities to elevate healthcare quality in Thailand.
Supported by his wife and inspired by local needs despite UK accolades.
05:14 – Key Lessons from Royal Marsden Hospital
Patients are the center of care, not the doctor.
Importance of maintaining emotional balance with patients.
07:18 – How Did Queen Sirikit’s Patronage Influence the Center?
Witnessed her selfless dedication to Thai people.
Inspired Prof. Chatamra’s values and QSCBC’s founding principles.
09:09 – Introducing a Multidisciplinary, Patient-Centered Model
Applied Royal Marsden learnings to Thailand.
Shifted breast cancer care toward a team-based, holistic approach.
10:50 – Main Challenges for Breast Cancer Care in Asia
Cultural taboos and stigma, plus financial barriers.
Focus on education and pioneering early detection programs.
13:17 – Early Detection and Awareness Strategies
Leveraged celebrities and visual materials to destigmatize breast cancer.
Outreach programs serving underprivileged women.
16:21 – Importance of Tumor Bank and Genome Profiling
Ensures tissue samples for ongoing/future personalized care.
Supports research and innovative treatments like immunotherapy.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Prof Kris Chatamra: Linkedin
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Cultural/family expectations led him to medicine.
Entered surgery due to influential mentors and opportunity.

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August 16, 2025Kevin Cottam, Global Nomad, Professional Speaker & Leadership Coach
Kevin Cottam, Global Nomad, Professional Speaker & Leadership Coach
Love for exploration and expansion, avoiding narrow specialization.
Value of transferring skills and seeking growth through new experiences.

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Overview

In this episode, Kevin Cottam shares his evolution from Olympic figure skating to global leadership coaching, revealing the transformative power of the “nomadic mindset.” Here’s what you’ll discover, organized by key questions and timestamps:
00:01:04- What drove Kevin’s diverse journey from skating to leadership coaching?
Love for exploration and expansion, avoiding narrow specialization.
Value of transferring skills and seeking growth through new experiences.
00:03:02] What does it truly mean to be a ‘global nomad’?
Dispels the travel myth: real nomadism is about cultural immersion and open-mindedness.
“Movement of the mind”—integration, respect, adaptability, and continual inner/external exploration.
00:09:24]- How did working with world-class skaters shape Kevin’s leadership approach?
Deep understanding of individual and team dynamics.
Importance of collaboration, psychological safety, and uncovering hidden talents.
Learned leadership and teamwork through real-world, hands-on experiences.
00:13:53- What was a standout challenge from directing an Olympic ceremony?
Overcoming a major crisis: unexpected weather almost ruined the event.
The lesson: Be fully prepared, adaptive, and find creative solutions under pressure.
00:17:06- What is the “nomadic mindset” and why does it matter for today’s leaders?
Defined by movement, adaptability, openness, curiosity.
Critical for navigating unpredictability and change in business and life.
Contrasted with “builder” and “settler” mindsets; Kevin’s work shows nomadic thinking is in high demand.
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Learn more about Kevin Cottam: Linkedin
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Love for exploration and expansion, avoiding narrow specialization.
Value of transferring skills and seeking growth through new experiences.

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29min
August 14, 2025Teri M Brown, Author, ‘10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure’
Teri M Brown, Author, ‘10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure’
Teri is an author.
She has written three historical fiction novels, a children’s picture book and a memoir titled 10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure.

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In this inspiring episode of The Brand Called You, award-winning author Teri M Brown shares her transformation from surviving emotional abuse to cycling 3100+ miles across America, rediscovering her strength, and becoming a beacon of resilience. From historical fiction to empowering children’s tales, her words are rooted in raw truth and authentic storytelling.
00:35- About Teri M Brown
Teri is an author.
She has written three historical fiction novels, a children’s picture book and a memoir titled 10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure.
14:13- What message do you want women to take away from your book?
Everything you need is already within you.
Your potential may be buried, not missing — start uncovering it.
True transformation is about rediscovering yourself, not becoming someone new.
17:54- What’s your advice for someone feeling stuck and unsure how to start their journey?
Just take action, even if it feels small or out of order.
Focus on one dream instead of a long bucket list.
Do one thing today to build momentum and spark the next step.
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Learn more about Teri M Brown: LinkedIn
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Teri is an author.
She has written three historical fiction novels, a children’s picture book and a memoir titled 10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure.

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August 14, 2025Serena Low, Quiet Warrior Coach; Host, The Quiet Warrior Podcast
Serena Low, Quiet Warrior Coach; Host, The Quiet Warrior Podcast
Serena is a Quiet Warrior Coach.
She’s the host of a podcast which is titled The Quiet Warrior Podcast.

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In this powerful episode of The Brand Called You, Serena Low, host of The Quiet Warrior Podcast, shares her deeply personal journey from law to coaching. She speaks on identity, courage, trauma, introversion, and how quiet voices can lead revolutions. A must-listen for those seeking clarity in chaos and strength in stillness.
00:34- About Serena Low
Serena is a Quiet Warrior Coach.
She’s the host of a podcast which is titled The Quiet Warrior Podcast.
11:24- How can extroverts support introverts?
Give time to think before expecting input, introverts need space to process deeply.
Avoid putting them on the spot—sudden attention can trigger anxiety and shut down thinking.
Offer advance notice for participation—preparation helps introverts engage with confidence.
18:35- How do you overcome fear of starting over?
Acknowledge the fear, feel it, but take action anyway.
Challenge negative self-talk and reframe fear as a signal, not a stop sign.
Focus on a greater purpose that’s bigger than the fear itself.
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Serena is a Quiet Warrior Coach.
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