Chairman of the Tsangs Group, Patrick Tsang, interviews Nick Watson, Founder, Team AngelWolf on entrepreneurship and overcoming challenges.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with Andrew Lowenthal. Lowenthal is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of EngageMedia, an Asia-Pacific human rights and environmental non-profit exploring the intersection of video, technology, and social change.

0:00 – Intro

1:05 – About Engage Media

7:15 – The rise of authoritarianism

11:25 – Digital rights

15:02 – Who owns you

18:35 – What is the right

24:15 – Information bubbles

27:35 – Peer policing

30:19 – What is a more just society

33:13 – Conclusion

Tech entrepreneur Brock Pierce participates in the Gumball 3000 rally with a DeLorean emblazoned with a “Satoshi” license plate. Along with other high-performance individuals, Pierce embarks on a seven-day race throughout Europe and Asia, raising money for charity and promoting cryptocurrencies.

What is the Gumball 3000 and how did Brock Pierce participate?

• The Gumball 3000 is a race for high-performance individuals with high-performance vehicles, including celebrities, influencers, and business titans.
• Pierce participated after meeting with the organizers of the event, who were interested in his work in blockchain and cryptocurrency.
• Pierce and his team raised money for charity and ranked 7th in the top 10 cars.

What is the significance of the “Satoshi” license plate on the DeLorean?

• The DeLorean is Pierce’s dream car and is emblazoned with a “Satoshi” license plate, representing the anonymous creator of Bitcoin.
• Pierce sees the car as a symbol of decentralization and the cryptocurrency movement.
• The car attracts attention and prompts conversation about the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto.

What were some highlights of the race for Pierce and his team?

• Driving through the French countryside was a stunning experience.
• Milan was a beautiful city that they wished they could have stayed in longer.
• The wedding they attended in the air was unique and they gifted the couple a special present.

Chairman of the Tsangs Group, Patrick Tsang, interviews President & CEO of Vita Inclinata Technologies, Caleb Carr, about the hard truths of entrepreneurship, the inspiration for his business, and more.

Chairman of the Tsangs Group, Patrick Tsang, interviews Founder and Director of InnerFight, Marcus Smith, about major challenges he has overcome, the COVID19 pandemic, and more.

Adam Cheyer shares his journey from being a Rubik’s Cube expert in high school to developing Siri, the well-known voice assistant. They discuss how their passion for computers began in high school and how they led the largest AI project in U.S. government-funded history. The speaker then talks about the founding of Siri, the company’s acquisition by Apple, and working with Steve Jobs. They provide insights into Steve Jobs’ personality, openness to ideas, and desire to win.

Marcus Smith shares his entrepreneurial journey, starting with an eagerness to work regardless of monetary reward. He details his career in the sports industry, working for renowned brands like Oakley, Adidas, and Nike. His passion for helping people led him to coach others and found his brand ‘InnerFight.’ Despite not earning from it initially, he remained dedicated to his vision of helping people get better at life. After a period of dissatisfaction and feeling unchallenged in his corporate role, he left Nike to focus on his brand. During this transition, he pursued further studies in sports psychology and developed a simple business plan. Guided by his gut feelings and a clear outline of potential revenue streams, he embarked on his entrepreneurial journey, committed to making his vision work.

Jaeson Ma shares his experience growing up as a Chinese American, noting the absence of Asian representation in Western media. When he visited Hong Kong, he found a world filled with Asian media figures, sparking a realization of a cultural gap between East and West. This led him to make it his mission to bridge this gap, using media, entertainment, and technology as vehicles. Believing in the power of storytelling and talent, Jason is developing a publishing platform to voice Asian youth culture globally and tell Asian stories to the world. His goal is to give every young Asian person a microphone to share their narrative. Jason’s platform aims to revolutionize the dissemination of editorial content, leveraging digital media and social video, to cater to how young people consume content today.

Richard Li of 4k & Alex Adelman of Lolli.com

Exclusive interview with Blond:ish and her creative collaborator Jordan Lister

Exclusive interview with Bitcoin evangelist and expert Max Keiser

Radha Bhandari discusses how she embraced the digital world and launched her consultancy during the pandemic. She emphasizes the importance of being open-minded, adaptive, and finding ways to overcome challenges. Radha also highlights the value of having a support network, such as a business coach, partner, or friend, to help navigate uncertainties and provide a sounding board for ideas.

Simon Squibb, who became an entrepreneur at 15, shares how luck played a significant role in his success. He breaks down luck into two categories: random luck and the luck one can influence. He believes that the key elements to influencing luck are taking risks, knowing your destination, and being persistent. By mastering these elements, one can increase their chances of luck and success. Simon also discusses his personal definition of success, which he believes is freedom.

Simone Heng discusses how the internet has played a crucial role in democratizing knowledge during the COVID-19 pandemic. By offering online courses and workshops, they were able to help people who were affected by the pandemic at an affordable price. Simone also shares the importance of nurturing one’s humanness in the digital age by connecting with others, being vulnerable, and maintaining deep connections.

Chairman of the Tsangs Group, Patrick Tsang, interviews Diana Hamade, founder of Diana Hamade Attorneys at Law on puruing law as an Emirati woman.

Patrick Tsang interviews Diana Hamade, founder of Diana Hamade Attorneys at Law on puruing law as an Emirati woman.

Chairman of the Tsangs Group, Patrick Tsang, interviews Daniel Van Dooren, Co Founder and COO, Surf House Dubai

Patrick Tsang interviews Wolfi Hohmann, owner of Wolfi’s Bike Shop in the UAE on bringing cycling to Dubai.

Yagub Alserkal narrates his journey from being a top student in mechanical engineering to realizing he3 was not passionate about it. He decided to switch to finance and marketing, eventually starting work at Deutsche Bank in Dubai. Yagub later met a like-minded individual and together they began advising startups, eventually setting up a VC fund, U.S. Investments. Today, they have three platforms focusing on family-oriented investments, advisory, and funds, with a vision of making impactful investments in edtech, health tech, and other sectors that can benefit the world.

Nick Watson shares his life story, from growing up in the UK and France and developing a passion for triathlons to studying art and design, and later joining the Royal Marines. Upon leaving the military, Nick ventured into personal training and sports therapy. However, his life took a significant turn after his son was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. This led to the creation of Team AngelWolf, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting inclusion and inspiring families to engage in more active lifestyles, even with a child facing challenges. Nick’s goal is to make a broader impact globally, promoting inclusivity and accessibility.

Alan Yau discusses the importance of food technology in expanding their reach within the food ecosystem. He emphasizes the limitations of traditional brick-and-mortar establishments and the potential for technology to accelerate growth and impact. He also highlights the value of blockchain technology in the food industry, particularly in terms of product identification, tracking, and verification of authenticity, using coffee as a successful example.

Zachery Ty Bryan talks about Producers Token, a platform that utilizes blockchain technology to improve agriculture traceability and safety. He discusses the company’s goal of bringing as many farmers and sellers onto the platform as possible and how the Department of Agriculture is interested in their token for traceability purposes. Zach envisions a future where consumers can learn about the farmers and their practices by scanning a QR code at the grocery store. He also shares his thoughts on the potential for blockchain to bring transparency and accountability to various sectors, such as governments and businesses.

Vice President for Global Sales from 2001 until 2005. In 2005, Debbie joined Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Centre and earned Chief Executive Officer’s post. Her career began as an Organising Executive for EIBTM; a MICE business tourism exhibition in Geneva, Switzerland.

Patrick Tsang interviews Yagub Alserkal, the founder and CEO of YAS Investments; Yagub heads an investment and advisory firm serving regional startups and the family groups in the UAE. He is also the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Spartech Ventures. Yagub shares his life insights, the definition of success, and perseverance through his journey of becoming an entrepreneur and investing in startups. From his time in the national Army to studying in Australia, Yagub represents what it means to be a global citizen. He has over a decade of experience in private equity and investment banking across top-tier global firms. Yagub, with over ten years of industry experience, has achieved and exceeded the financial goals of every undertaking he’s been a part of. In 2018, he also founded a VAT advisory firm, Themaar Group, of which he is currently a board member.

Exclusive interviews with Luke Stokes, Micah Winkelspecht and Daniel Bland

Exclusive interview with Michael Costache, Brock Pierce, Crystal Rose Pierce and Craig Sellars.

Josh Lawler is a partner at the law firm Zuber Lawler, which has about 50 attorneys and offices in Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago. The firm focuses on emerging areas of industry and technology, including distributed ledger technology (blockchain), cannabis, psychedelic medicine, e-sports, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and robotics. Zuber Lawler works with clients to help them achieve their goals while navigating complex legal landscapes, sometimes involving international considerations.

Hosts Alex Chizhik and Shimon Lazarov chat with industry leaders about the intersection of digital currencies, the traditional fintech space, and the global macro environment. this week featuring Vroom Vroom Infrastructure with Dritan Nesho

Chairman of the Tsangs Group, Patrick Tsang, interviews CEO of GOGOX, Steven Lam, on COVID19, starting a business, and more.

Chairman of the Tsangs Group, Patrick Tsang, interviews Founder and CEO of Green Monday, David Yeung, on COVID19, climate change, and more.