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Episodes
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This episode features Phoebe, who is a recent Design (Ceramics) MA graduate at Central Saint Martins. Prior to this, Phoebe worked as a management consultant in Hong Kong for over two years. Phoebe explains the process of making ceramics, how she managed to keep this as a hobby despite her intense working hours in the finance industry and her aspirations.
Instagram: @phoebeho.ceramics
www.phoebe-ho.com
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This episode features Belinda, who is currently a freelance photographer based in London. Belinda explains her decision to quit banking and pursue a completely different lifestyle. Belinda also shares the different components of being a photographer (she only spends 1% of her time actually holding a camera) and her thoughts on the “starving artist” stereotype in Hong Kong.
Instagram: @_bjiao__
Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/BelindaJiao
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#Vet #Veterinarymedicine #RVC #Workingwithanimals
This episode features Nicholas, who is currently a vet in the UK. Nicholas completed his undergraduate degree in Veterinary Medicine at Royal Veterinary College (RVC) in London. Nicholas shares the struggles he encountered, fun stories about working with animals, his thoughts on global volunteer projects and more!
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#Artmuseum #Artbusiness
This episode features Rachel, who is currently a graduate intern at an art museum in HK. Rachel completed her undergraduate degree in (Business) Management at LSE, and subsequently a Masters of Arts at Sotheby’s Institute of Art. Rachel shares her thoughts on the art landscape in HK, relevant opportunities in the industry and advice for aspiring graduates in the field.
Connect with Rachel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cn-rachel-ho/
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#PhD #Psychology #Education #HKU
This episode features Michelle, who is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Education University of Hong Kong. Michelle completed her undergraduate in Psychology and her PhD in Education, both in HKU. In this episode, Michelle provides insights into life as a PhD candidate and advice to those who are considering to pursue this path. Michelle also discusses possible career options both for PhD holders and for Psychology graduates.
Connect with Michelle: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-michelle-w-t-cheng-b93b0411a/
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#PPE #ESG #Warwick #Sustainability
This episode features Brian, a Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) graduate who is currently a senior associate at PwC in HK, specialising in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) work. In the first part of the episode, Brian discusses his university experiences and what studying PPE entails. Jump to 14:40 to find out more about ESG, Brian’s journey to ESG and its relevant opportunities in the HK job market.
Connect with Brian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pakbrian/
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#Rowing #CUHK #Startup #Education
This episode features Annie, a CUHK fresh graduate who is currently a project management trainee at a data science and machine learning startup. Annie completed her degree in Physical Science and Exercise Science, with a minor in entrepreneurship and innovation. You’ll hear from Annie on some super interesting and diverse topics including on life as a student athlete, co-founding a startup X-peering and her thoughts on the education field.
Connect with Annie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annie-lam-9a4ab6138/
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#Chemistry #Oxford #Teacher #Consultancy
This episode features Omar, a fresh graduate who will be starting work in a consultancy firm next month. Having studied Chemistry at university, Omar then returned to his high school and Oxford to teach Chemistry, before venturing into the corporate world (ft. the insider life as an Oxford student).
Connect with Omar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/omar-tsang-9319b9176/
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#Lawschool #FromHKtoUK #Cityu #Cambridge
This episode features Gordon, also a trainee lawyer based in London. Having attended university in Hong Kong, Gordon will be sharing his story on how he ended up pursuing a legal career in London. From law school to PCLL to training contract, this episode will uncover the myths often associated with studying Law (and beyond).
Connect with Gordon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gordon-chung-6807a5108/
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#Newhost #London #Freshgraduates #Careeroptions
The upcoming season will be hosted by Ariel, who is currently a trainee lawyer based in London. Ariel will be speaking to fresh graduates educated in Hong Kong / the UK. Listen to this episode to find out the topics that will be discussed and how this idea came to mind (ft. Ivan’s new side project).
Connect with Ariel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ariel-leung-57ab57138/
Link to Ivan’s blog: https://careersaucing.substack.com/
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#Johntsang #Civilservant #Government #Purpose
Educated with nuclear engineering and architecture, ended up being a teacher for some years. Between principal of an international school and civil servant, he picked the later when he decided to come Asia in his early 30s, not certain with what lies ahead. Planning gets more difficult in today's world, and, our very well respected and admired, John stayed open to go with the flow all these years, and even after retiring from the government. He talked about his mentality in considering a commitment now and then, some of the most critical and rewarding posting during his decades serving at the government, and the applicability of intrapreneurship spirit in largely hierarchical organization. Small work in the great work. Working with the youth, around technology, disrupting industries attracted him since stepping down from the public service.
Connect with John: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnctsang/
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#CEO #Insurance #Insurtech #Leadingwithcompassion
“You should be a teacher like many of them (1995)”, “You shouldn’t take up the CEO role at such crisis time (2012)” – two of the many questions that challenged Winnie before she arrived at where she is today. Being perceived with a relatively soft characteristic since young, Winnie turned it into an advantage in this business world. She reflected on how her journey started with the very reputable Swire MT program and how that allowed her to uncover the most “misunderstood” industry. She further shared how her always-on learning appetite led her to concurrently heading a 60-year ago B2B insurance giant and 1-year old B2C insurtech, also how technology is empowering and democratizing the traditional insurance industry to diversify the business format and reach for the next generation to get involved.
Connect with Winnie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/winnie-wong-cs/
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#Dean #Education #Professor #Technologytransfer
Benjamin has not pictured himself to be surrounded by students at campuses in the 35-years to come when he first stepped into college in 1986. It took place all because he found interest and value in running transnational education programmes for our system. Decades in, he has developed an in-depth view on what makes higher and further education valuable, the career transition and evolution of being an academia, the importance of research speed and network, also the now one-entry multiple-exit plans available for PhD graduates in a world where technology transfer became a core mission of schools and built a new platform for professors to excel, and what he might be doing in an unlived life.
Connect with Benjamin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-tak-yuen-chan-b8886628/
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#CEO #Virtualbank #Financialinclusion #Technologydisruption
Banking Service without a Bank. How is that possible? Innovation is all about disruption. Being part of the "Starting Seven", Tat was there for this venture when Fintech and Virtual Bank were not even a commonly perceived description. Alongside WeLab Bank, as one of the first licensed virtual banks, Tat envisions to help those who are underserved by existing banking services, which favor high-net wealth individuals, to achieve MSG (Manage, Save, Grow). Technology allows them to scale up serving a million for financial inclusion just the same as serving one. A mix of computer science education, the IT and risk management experience with giant banks, addiction to challenges posted by startup are Tat's proud fundamentals for the past 8-years, building a new service from scratch. Hiring based on culture fit is how he plans to travel further with this journey creating an ideal world of intelligent banking.
Connect with Tat: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tat-lee
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#CEO #GrowthtoRevenue #Carousell #Paypal
Having spent most career in top American Fortune companies, William made a shift to a promising Asian startup where most employees weren't even born when he graduated from high school. The difference and the energy from the youth excited William. For career decision at his stage, besides prioritizing purpose, he envisions to deploy his skills at scaling up, helping a company to transition from growth to revenue mode. He shared with us how Hong Kong as an economy is always a "middle child" in the eyes of global corporates, and how HKers like himself are hustling to earn more love by proving the capability of this city to their HQs. William also gave us examples of how companies at different levels are expecting talents with "entrepreneur" and "intrapreneur" mindsets.
Connected with William: https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-ip-7b12841/
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#NGO #Foundation #Trisector #Lifelonglearner
An internship journey to India during school time and the book "The World is Flat" by Thomas Friedman has broadened horizons and pretty much shaped Gary's career aspiration. He is an untiring learner heading for his fourth program in Sociology, having attained degrees in Language, Law and Diplomatic Studies respectively. He spoke about his rationale of continuous learning, driven by his attitude of "learn how to learn" and "know what to learn". He is also a versatile slasher with a core job and roles in multiple community units, envisioning to be a tri-sector leader inspired by Dominic Barton of McKinsey since early days. In his view, he further addressed how he would develop his career if he were again a fresh school graduate of today, settling into a (post) pandemic world where trends became difficult to catch and international relations became more tense than ever.
Connected with Gary: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garywongchihim/
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#CEO #Tech #Inclusion #Microsoft
25+ years serving in one single company is something uneasy to picture. Cally is a happy example. She walked us through how her curiosity on new things attracted her to be an early cohort Computer Science student some years ago, and contradictorily a super long tenure employee with Hewlett-Packard (HP), despite first trying to resign a year after joining the firm. "Talent comes with Passion", "TSM - Tech/ Skills/ Mindset", "Purpose-driven", "Start-up in a MNC", are some other key messages Cally highlighted in her career journey. She also zoomed out to talk about, in her horizons, the democratization of technology on different sectors, and how HK can catch up with the long-losing crown of being a Tech hub via GBA development plan, with the empowerment from tech firms like Microsoft.
Connect with Cally: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cally-chan-8a5b5731/
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#Government #PPP #Freelancer #Connector
Dialogue with a “Good 100” global citizen. With all pride, Rachel was hired as an Administrative Officer (AO), the role that most of our nowadays city leaders started with, at the government in 1989. Unlike many civil servants who serve the job for lifetime, Rachel left the system in early 2000s to become a freelance Consultant and NGO leader, hoping to push forward the private-public-partnership (PPP) agenda for the city. She guided us through her early day AO journey, her biggest takeaways and how she will re-do the career choice if she were fresh again. She also spoke how she survived through the gig economy and examples of PPP model and formula she managed to replicate to government organizations through private sector success case study the past years.
Connect with Rachel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-chan-5256651/
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#CEO #Thinktank #Humanitarian #Worldorganization
Destination or Journey? Jason became clear with his destination after a college traineeship with United Nation that motivated him to reflect the purpose of education, and he stayed agile with his journey. Being fulfilled by stepping up as a tenured battlefield humanitarian stationed in arm conflicted countries as intense as Palestinian and Afghanistan, Jason decided to return home in 2019 to explore his value for our HK. He envisions to bring home his skills of negotiation in bridging stakeholder groups, now leading a Think & Do Tank to experiment different projects across local communities. He talked about how he sacrificed himself by embracing an investment banking job at graduation as the stepping stone to prepare himself for a permanent role with ICRC he subsequently served, and how he translated his iBank experience into his pathway as a reputable UN AO and a relief officer.
Connect with Jason: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wai-cheong-jason-yip-%EF%BC%88%E8%91%89%E7%B6%AD%E6%98%8C%EF%BC%89-64108ab/
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#CEO #Tech #Incubation #Futurist
HKSTP has not only attracted thousands of local and international startups to join, but also Albert, an engineer by education. Stationing in the mid of the ocean drilling oil and gas was how Albert spent his first few years after school. He geared himself up with proactiveness all year round, which helped him climb to the rank of regional CEO at GE, the once largest conglomerate in the world. As a leader trained through MNCs, he spoke about his observation on successful entrepreneurs he met at the Park and some best ventures he has seen. He also reminded us startup is not for everyone but only those who are ready to earn from hardship. "No one is entitled to success, yet everyone is equal in front of success" is one of the many takeaways.
Connect with Albert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/albert-wong-37a1338/
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