In this episode, we talk to Kane Wu who is the co-founder and CEO of ThinkCol Transform (https://thinkcol.com) – one of Hong Kong’s first specialized data science consultancy firms. Here he talks about his journey from Vanderbilt to working at Ernst and Young and later starting up his own startup, ThinkCol Transform. 

Steven Suh is the Co-Founder and CEO of Floship. Born in Philadelphia, Steven took the risk to come to China to learn more about the Asian industry. He eventually landed in HK and started Floship, one of the top startups in HK. Floship empowers high growth global direct to consumer brands and crowdfunding campaigns with an end to end cross border fulfillment solution that delivers to happier customers in 180 countries. Tune in to see how Steven reaches To The Top!

In this episode we talk to Thomas about his company and his entrepreneurship journey in the Desk. Thomas started the Desk, a co-working company, in 2016, and it has grown up to multiple locations in HK and China and has started to earn a lot of profit in recent years. Tune in to listen about Thomas's journey to the top!

In this episode we talk to Joseph about his career, and about selling his company, Kintohub, to Square. Joseph began his journey in software development 20 years ago at the age of 9. It all started in modding games, which led to his journey to founding his company Kintohub.

Mikyung Kim is an executive producer and founder of Mkim & Co, an award winning team of agency producers. Mikyung began her professional career in Hollywood working with Academy Award winning directors Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and Michel Gondry. More recently she was the youngest ever Head of Television at Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong. Now, as the founder and executive producer at Mkim & Co, she has helped lead campaigns for brands including Samsung, Hotels.com, SK-II, Nestle and Toyota. 

In this episode I talk to Victor Lang, Co-founder and COO of gini, a Hong Kong fintech specialising in data and machine learning solutions. He started off his career in real estate, during the financial crisis, then he later came back to HK to work with his cousin on gini, a tool that may transcend the startup world for the next decade. 

In this episode, we talk to Rocky Yip and James Woodward about their company Kith and Kin. They talk about how they founded Kith and Kin and the many challenges along the way, to found such a unique company in HK. Kith and Kin is a multidisciplinary design studio in Hong Kong. They help brands of all sizes, established or new, to create connections to the real world. 

In this episode, we talk to Jin Yun, a valedictorian of Princeton University and 
Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer at Polygence, a selective online research program for middle and high school students.

In this episode, we talk to Hercules (Chan Kai Ho ) about his company, Void. Void is a company that focuses on meditation in HK, Asia.

In this episode, we talk to Laurel Chor, who is an Award winning Journalist who has reported on the HK protests, Umbrella Movement and Nepal Earthquake. She talks about her career, her mistakes and her hopes.