Arvind Ayyala, a Singaporean venture capitalist based in the San Francisco Bay Area, shares tips on building enduring connections that reap unexpected dividends in the long run.
Women make up more than 50 per cent of college-educated workforce, yet they hold only 4.6 per cent of CEO positions. How can female leaders go further?
In this first instalment of our International Women’s Day series, Gillian Tee shares how she defied naysayers to found Homage, a US$45 million-funded startup bridging the gap in healthcare.
Forget about taking a car to your next meeting; fly instead. Once reserved for an elite few, short-distance air travel will become increasingly accessible. Hon Lung Chu, head of APAC at Volocopter, shares how zero-emission air taxis will reshape urban mobility.
Through her debut novel, The Fraud Squad, Kyla Zhao champions Asian representation and connects with her homeland while living abroad.
Christine Amour-Levar, a French-Swiss-Filipina human rights and sustainability advocate, shares how expeditions can have a positive impact and where life’s journey is taking her next.
Rikhi is an aerospace systems safety engineer working on air-taxis in San Francisco, California. Compelled by the Malaysian Airlines disappearance in 2014, she has been in the pursuit of learning how to make ‘flying things’ safer.
Our 5Qs series is a chance for the SGN members to know more about folks in the community, where we pose 5 questions to exciting individuals to find out more about what they do.
