In the latest episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández sat down with Máté Hajba, Director of the Free Market Foundation in Hungary and our newest Hungarian partner organization.

Máté shared his research on why early childhood mental health intervention represents one of the most crucial investments European societies can make for their future. Drawing from his chapter in the recent publication “FundaMENTAL Health: Addressing Mental Health Crisis in Europe,” he explained how the first three years of a child's life create the foundation for lifelong mental wellbeing and societal participation.

We explored the liberal principles that should guide mental health policy, including the importance of individual choice, public-private cooperation, and child-centric approaches that prioritize individual needs over one-size-fits-all solutions. 

Our Guest:

Mate Hajba (HUN) is the Director of the Free Market Foundation, which advocates economic freedom, civil rights and tolerance. He is also the Vice President of Civic Platform, which runs anti-racist campaigns and promotes democratic values. He is interested in the relationship between the state and the individual and in the concept and history of liberty. He writes for international press on issues such as intolerance in Hungary and international relations. 

You can find more on his work at https://szabadpiac.org/. 

Links and further reading: 

Free Market Foundation Becomes We Are Innovation’s First Hungarian Partner Organization - https://cutt.ly/frITgk6Q 

Fundamental Health – Addressing Mental Health Issues in Europe - https://cutt.ly/KrIThzyb 

To stop kids buying energy drinks, reform education - https://cutt.ly/6rITkyjk 

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In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with Joey Langenbrunner about digital sovereignty, second citizenships, and the evolving landscape of global governance.

Langenbrunner, an American entrepreneur and diplomat who has been active in the blockchain space for almost a decade, shared his unique perspective as an advocate for second citizenship and digital sovereignty. Drawing from his extensive experience in both the cryptocurrency industry and investment migration sector, he offered valuable insights on navigating the complexities of international citizenship options.

The discussion explored Langenbrunner's personal journey from his American roots to becoming a prominent voice in digital sovereignty, touching on his motivations and the pivotal moments that shaped his career path. He provided a candid assessment of current US affairs, analyzing the country's systemic challenges, trade policies, and the impact of tariffs on global commerce.

A significant portion of the conversation was dedicated to unpacking the concept of sovereignty in the modern era, with Langenbrunner offering a framework for understanding how traditional notions of statehood are evolving in our digital age. He also detailed his involvement with the Liberland project, explaining his role and the project's vision for the future.

The episode also addressed common criticisms of citizenship-by-investment programs, with Langenbrunner responding to concerns about potential tax fraud and money laundering. The conversation concluded with his expert predictions on the most important trends to watch in 2025, offering listeners a forward-looking perspective on developments in digital sovereignty and global citizenship.

Our Guest:

Joey Langenbrunner (USA) is an entrepreneur and diplomat who has made significant contributions to the blockchain industry and investment migration sector. He is a strong advocate for second citizenship and has been working in the Bitcoin space for the past 5 years. 

You can find more on his work at joeylangenbrunner.com and dnacitizen.com.  

Links and further reading:

17 Rethinking Borders in the Age of Digital Nomads, with María Alejandra Londoño - https://cutt.ly/nrpc0BIu

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We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 45 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/. 

In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico Fernández sat down with María Alejandra Londoño, Research Lead at Liberty International, to explore the groundbreaking Digital Nomad Tax Freedom Index. As a finance expert with extensive experience in global mobility, María Alejandra shared insights into how different countries are adapting their tax policies to attract the growing digital nomad community.

Throughout the discussion, listeners discovered why destinations like Ecuador and Malta emerged as top choices for location-independent workers, and learned how factors beyond tax rates influence digital nomads' decisions. María Alejandra delved into the challenges of visa adoption, the methodology behind the index, and the delicate balance between libertarian tax philosophy and practical governance needs.

The conversation explored findings about digital nomad behavior, including why many preferred informal arrangements and what this meant for countries developing nomad-friendly policies. Looking ahead, María Alejandra offered her perspective on how tax policies might evolve as digital nomadism transitions from a niche lifestyle to a mainstream work arrangement.

Whether you're a digital nomad, policymaker, or someone interested in the future of work, this episode provided valuable insights into the intersection of taxation, global mobility, and economic freedom.

Our Guest:

María Alejandra Londoño (COL) leads the Training Department at Liberty International, where she also serves as Research Lead for their Digital Nomad Tax Freedom Initiative. A finance and international trade graduate with honors, she brings over seven years of experience advising businesses across various sectors. Her work focuses on building engaged communities and conducting data-driven research on global mobility, with extensive experience facilitating international events across multiple continents. 

Links and further reading: 

Digital Nomad Tax Freedom Initiative - https://cutt.ly/Be3rrXNK 

Tax Policy in a Mobile World: Insights from the Digital Nomad Tax Freedom Index - https://cutt.ly/Ie3rrvU6 

Nomad Visa in Spain: Sun vs. Taxes - https://cutt.ly/qe3rojTY 

#9 Unpacking Ethical Tax Strategies and Nomadism, with Danilo Silva - https://cutt.ly/je3rpvgX  

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We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 45 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/.

In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández engaged in an illuminating discussion with Leonardas Marcinkevičius about the controversial Digital Euro project and its implications for European monetary policy.

Marcinkevičius, an expert at the Lithuanian Free Market Institute (LFMI) specializing in monetary policy, inflation, and public finance, shared insights from the recently published Epicenter report “Digital Euro: Is a CBDC Really Necessary for Europeans?”

The conversation delved into crucial aspects of the European Central Bank's Digital Euro. Marcinkevičius examined how this new form of currency would transform the existing dual system of commercial and central bank money, while addressing concerns about the proposed free-of-charge Digital Euro accounts and their impact on financial institutions.

Drawing from real-world examples like the Nigeria eNaira's low adoption rate, the discussion explored potential challenges and differences in the European context. The episode also tackled critical security considerations, highlighting previous ECB system breaches and the implications of centralizing digital currency infrastructure.

Particularly noteworthy was the analysis of the Digital Euro's role in monetary policy, especially its relationship with inflation targets and the controversial mandatory acceptance requirement for merchants. The conversation concluded with a thorough examination of the metrics needed to properly evaluate this significant shift in European monetary policy.

Our Guest:

Leonardas Marcinkevičius (LTU) is an expert at the Lithuanian Free Market Institute (LFMI), focusing on monetary policy, inflation, and public finance. Since October 2022, he has provided in-depth analyses of central bank decisions and economic policy developments. Before joining LFMI, Marcinkevičius worked as a business journalist at Lithuania News Agency ELTA, covering economic issues from March 2021 to October 2022. He is a regular contributor to public debates on monetary policy and economic freedom in Lithuanian media.

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Digital Euro: Is a CBDC Really Necessary for Europeans? - https://cutt.ly/keVqj4d9 

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About We Are Innovation: 

We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 45 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/. 

In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández welcomed Benedict Weerasena, the Research Director of Bait Al Amanah (House of Trust). Benedict brought valuable insights to the discussion on innovation agendas for Indonesia and Malaysia.

The conversation began with an in-depth exploration of Indonesia's innovation landscape. Weerasena shared his thoughts on the country's current standing and potential for growth in various sectors. He then delved into the concept of the Entrepreneurial Rail Model (ERM) in Indonesia, explaining its significance and potential impact on the nation's innovation ecosystem. The dialogue also covered strategies for creating a pro-innovation environment in Indonesia that would encourage positive changes in consumer behavior, potentially driving economic growth and technological advancement.

Shifting focus to Malaysia, the discussion encompassed several key areas of innovation and development. Weerasena offered his perspective on Malaysia's emerging role as a data center hub in Southeast Asia, outlining the sector's evolution and the innovative policies that could further solidify the country's leadership in this domain. The conversation then turned to Malaysia's well-established electronics manufacturing sector.

Our Guest:

Benedict Weerasena (MYS) is the Research Director of Bait Al Amanah (House of Trust), based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. His research interests include public finance, behavioral economics, development studies, international political economy and education policy. He has participated and presented in various international conferences and economic updates. 

You can find his bio on the House of Trust website: https://www.baitalamanah.com/about 

Links and further reading: 

We Are Innovation and Bait Al Amanah Team Up: Innovation Without Borders Comes to Malaysia - https://cutt.ly/IeDwYxVD 

The Star: Rethinking the Smoking War – From “Can Malaysia Quit Like Sweden” - https://cutt.ly/IeS6PAKe 

The EU’s Smoke-Free Future and the Role of Innovation – Findings from the Special Eurobarometer 539 - https://cutt.ly/Eurobarometer 

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About We Are Innovation: 

We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 45 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/.

In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández welcomed Gökhan Tok, an expert from Access Partnership specializing in global digital policies and regulations. Tok shared his insights on the critical role of satellite technology in disaster response and management.

The discussion delved into why satellites are particularly crucial during disaster situations, with Tok providing recent examples where this technology proved instrumental in relief efforts. He explained how satellites contribute to predicting and monitoring natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires, emphasizing their importance in early warning systems.

Tok introduced the concept of a “National Emergency Telecommunications Plan” and elaborated on its significance in disaster preparedness. The conversation also covered the supportive role of organizations like the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in helping countries leverage satellite technology for disaster management.

The podcast explored the regulatory challenges faced by countries in utilizing satellite communications for emergency response, as well as the collaborative efforts between the satellite industry, governments, and NGOs to provide connectivity in disaster-affected areas.

To conclude, Tok offered his perspective on emerging satellite technologies and applications that he believes will significantly enhance disaster response capabilities in the coming years.

Our Guest:

Gökhan Tok (TUR) works at Access Partnership on global digital policies and regulations, with a particular focus on market access, technological convergence, next generation connectivity, and data governance. 

You can find his bio on the Access Partnership website: https://accesspartnership.com/team-directory/gokhan-tok/ 

Links and further reading: 

The Role of Satellite Communications in Disaster Management - https://cutt.ly/TeTQvSRP 

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About We Are Innovation: 

We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 45 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/.

In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández interviewed Jonas Herby, a Special Consultant at CEPOS, a Danish think tank. Herby, an expert in regulation and socio-economic analysis, discussed his research on the significant increase in EU legislation since the Maastricht Treaty.

The conversation covered various aspects of EU regulation, beginning with the staggering 729 percent increase in EU legislation since 1992. Herby delved into the factors driving this growth and examined the von der Leyen Commission's regulatory activity, which has seen a 14 percent increase since 2020 despite claims to simplify laws. He also explored the shift from directives to regulations in EU lawmaking and its implications for member states.

Throughout the discussion, Herby addressed the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, questioning whether the current trend in EU regulation adheres to these principles. He offered insights into the concept of the EU becoming a “regulatory superpower” and its potential consequences. The impact of EU regulations on Denmark's sovereignty and ability to create tailored national policies was also a key topic, with Herby noting that EU regulations account for about 60 percent of the total growth in Danish regulatory volume.

To conclude the episode, Herby responded to a thought-provoking question about citizens' willingness to accept regulators treating them as unable to protect their own rights. He then offered his recommendations for policymakers at both the EU and national levels to address the issues raised in his report, providing listeners with a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the complexities surrounding EU regulation and its effects on member states.

Our Guest:

Jonas Herby (DNK) is a Special Consultant at CEPOS, a Danish think tank. He is an expert in regulation with a focus on the consequences of the extensive regulation of the Danes' daily lives. Jonas is also an expert in socio-economic analysis and has helped develop the Ministry of Transport's official models and unit prices. He is also the host of two podcasts. In Regelstaten, he talks to experts, opinion leaders and more about how regulations affect our society and what they mean for the everyday lives of individual Danes. In Economic Principles, listeners are introduced to key economic topics and concepts and get a broad introduction to basic economic thinking. 

You can find his bio and social media profiles on the CEPOS website: https://cepos.dk/author-collection/jonas-herby/ 

Links and further reading: 

EU Regulatory Volume has Doubled Since the Treaty of Lisbon - https://cutt.ly/DenU9A4w 

Permissionless Innovation, Europe’s Path to Redemption - https://cutt.ly/venU3itV 

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About We Are Innovation: 

We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 45 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/.

In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández welcomed May-Ann Lim, Director of the Data Governance team at Access Partnership. Drawing from her extensive experience in technology policy, May-Ann offered valuable insights into the complex world of online safety for children.

The conversation delved into the multifaceted concept of “online safety” and explored the intricate components of the digital safety ecosystem. May-Ann discussed how these elements work together to protect young users in an increasingly connected world. The discussion also touched on the significant impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on internet usage patterns and the evolving landscape of online risks for children.

Federico and May-Ann examined why relying solely on parental responsibility for online safety is insufficient, advocating instead for a collective approach backed by recent research. They analyzed various governmental approaches to regulating online platforms for child safety, considering both the merits and limitations of these strategies.

The episode also highlighted the crucial role of schools in promoting online safety and digital citizenship, exploring ways to integrate these vital skills into existing educational frameworks. May-Ann offered her perspective on striking a balance between harnessing the potential benefits of AI and internet use for children's learning and creativity while safeguarding them from online harms.

Our Guest:

May-Ann Lim (SGP) is the Director of Data Governance team at Access Partnership and is concurrently the Emeritus Director of the Asia Cloud Computing Association (ACCA).

Links and further reading: 

AI makes kids' online safety a lot trickier. Here are 5 ways parents, caregivers can take charge - https://cutt.ly/VegCGQEk 

How to talk about AI with your kids - https://cutt.ly/eegCHB7Y 

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About We Are Innovation: 

We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 40 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/.

In this episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández sat down with Michael Lints, Partner at Golden Gate Ventures, for an insightful conversation about venture capital and entrepreneurship. As a seasoned entrepreneur, investor, and mentor with two decades of experience across two continents, Michael shared his wealth of knowledge on helping innovative businesses succeed.

Federico and Michael dove deep into Golden Gate's recently launched $100 M MENA fund, discussing the firm's investment strategy and their decision to base the fund in Qatar. They also explored the current state of venture capital in the wake of rising interest rates and the end of the zero percent rate era.

Michael also drew upon his extensive experience to shed light on the key features that make a good founder, offering valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Our Guest:

Michael Lints (USA) is a Partner at Golden Gate Ventures. He’s a battle-scarred entrepreneur, investor and mentor with two decades of experience across two continents on helping innovative businesses obtain the resources, insights, and expertise they need in order to be successful.

Links and further reading: 

Golden Gate Ventures - https://www.goldengate.vc  

VC Firm Golden Gate Ventures Lands First Close Of $100M MENA Fund From Qatar's Investors - https://cutt.ly/IepSw6fb 

Qatar Rising: Where Ambition and Capital Converge - https://cutt.ly/4epSeY5J 

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About We Are Innovation: 

We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 40 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/. 

In the latest episode of The We Are Innovation Podcast, host Federico N. Fernández welcomed Ahmet B. Arpa, Director of International Programs at the Objectivist Network. We kicked off the episode by introducing Ayn Rand, exploring her life, her work, and the principles she stood for.
The discussion then took a futuristic turn as we dive into the realm of technology, discussing the Ayn Rand chatbot. Ahmet shared insights on the development and potential biases of such a chatbot, offering advice on how to avoid these biases and ensure a fair representation of Rand’s ideas.

As we contemplated the future of interaction with the Ayn Rand chatbot, Ahmet provided his thoughts on who the ideal user might be and the ethical considerations surrounding AI and philosophy.

Lastly, we shift gears to discuss a more localized topic – taxation in Turkey.

Our Guest:

Ahmet B. Arpa (TUR) is the Director of International Programs at the Objectivist Network. He has worked and volunteered for several Turkish and international liberal-libertarian NGOs since 2015. His professional experiences include working as the Programs Coordinator at the Association for Liberal Thinking (ALT), Liberte Publishing, several roles with an intergovernmental organization as well as the position of Editor in Chief for an academic journal.

Links and further reading:

We Are Innovation Welcomes Objectivist Network to Foster a Culture of Innovation - https://bit.ly/3InV7wm

Chat with Ayn Rand! - https://www.objectivistnetwork.com

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About We Are Innovation:

We Are Innovation is a dynamic network of individuals and institutions who fervently believe in the power of innovation to drive progress and solve the world’s most pressing problems. With a global presence encompassing over 35 think tanks, foundations, and NGOs, We Are Innovation represents the diverse voices of a global civil society committed to advancing human creativity, embracing new technologies, and promoting innovative solutions. Through our collaborative approach and cutting-edge expertise, we are spearheading transformative change on a global scale. To learn more about our work, visit us at https://weareinnovation.global/.