Crazy Smart Asia lifts the lid on the unexpected stories behind some of Asia’s boldest disruptors. Every week we talk with a young leader about the crazy-smart approaches they’re taking to achieve success and tackle some of the biggest issues facing Asia today.
Environmental advocates Dr Emma Camp and Natalie Chung discuss the importance of local action in reducing the speed and impact of climate change.
Musician and actor Nadine Lustre talks about the pressures of fame, her mental health and the mantra that gets her through the toughest times in life.
Danny Yeung, co-founder of Prenetics, talks pivots, passion and being a hands-on CEO.
Peggy Choi, founder of Lynk, talks developing a company culture remotely, fundraising in the early days and growing as a leader.
Green Monday's David Yeung talks the power of plants, the importance of self-belief and what ice hockey legend Wayne Gretzky taught him about business.
Binod Chaudhary, chairman of CG Corp Global, talks the value of a strong network, the importance of balance and following your gut.
88rising's Jaeson Ma talks about the rise of Asian culture, the importance of humility, and how Paris Hilton helped him invest in Tik Tok.
E-commerce entrepreneur Ankiti Bose talks tough decisions, mental health and the potential “curse” of the near-unicorn tag.
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales talks about the value of failure, balancing profit with a social mission, and being the good guy of the internet.
