Today we talk to Lydia Wanjiku Kibandi, she is the CEO at Lensational, a non-profit social enterprise that works to elevate the voices of underrepresented women through photography. Based in Africa, it is one of the top NGO's for underbiviliged women. 

In the face of rapid climate change, reefs are being threatened and deteriorating unprecedentedly on a global scale. Coral restoration has emerged in recent decades to mitigate net loss and consequences. This is why she founder archiReef, a haven to let coral grow and replenish. 

In this episode, we talk to Erica Ma, who is the co-founder of Cocoon. She spent her early working career in Silicon Valley at Macy’s and eBay before returning to Hong Kong to build and operate CoCoon. Her work at CoCoon evolved to cover community, education and investments within an ecosystem for founders, students, investors, engineers, designers and corporate innovators.

In this episode, we talk to Melanie Feldman, the co-founder of Going Places and a client partner of Apple. 

Today, I talk to Carrie Chan. She is the CEO and Co-founder of Avant Meats, a cell based meat company, and also is a famous architect in HK. In this episode we talk about her life, her company, her regrets, her experience and so on. 

Today, I talk to Patrick Tu, the CEO & Co-founder at Dayta.ai. He created Dayta at the young age of 22, and now it is one of the most promising startups in HK and also one of the most promising AI startups in the world

Today I talk with Karl Li, who is the founder of the company Hazedawn, which is the prominent start up in HK. In this conversation he talks about his experience with his start up and how he wants to expand his company to the world. 

Today I talk to Ernest Lo. He is the CEO and Founder of Future Impact Labs. He also is the president of the Hong Kong Internet of Things Association. We talk about his life experiences, from his young days in Stanford to being a promising entrepreneur in Hong Kong. 

Today I talk to Roman Podkorytov. He is the Co-Founder of Boxs, an innovative technology startup from Hong Kong. He also talks about his life, how he was able move to Hong Kong from Siberia, and make one of the most promising start ups in Hong Kong, and also his life experience. 

Today I talk to Jonathan Cheung, the co-founder of Inovo Robotics. Having spent most of his working life in and around robotics and remote control systems they followed their passion to creating capable, versatile robotics that are accessible to all. He furthermore talks about his life experiences, his past jobs, and also his many hardships on his way to success.