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What's now after Covid

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A podcast about how the world is changing and what you should know about. We can not change what already has happened but we can learn how to make the most out of the situation that we are in. If you are feeling lost with this unpredictable situation then this a podcast where you can find inspiration, positivity, and reason to live your life.

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June 21, 2021

What it's like to launch a business during COVID with Natasha Shazana

<p>The value of the global fashion industry is estimated to worth more than 3,000 Billion USD in 2020.&nbsp;</p> <p>With womenswear's industry has occupied 36.6% of total net worth, this industry has continued to flourish until the impact of COVID 19 hit.&nbsp;</p> <p>Throughout these scary and unpredictable times of the years, how do you monitor your business while keeping track of your focus?&nbsp;</p> <p>Our guest for this episode, Natasha Shazana, is a previous Private Equity Principal at Morgan Stanley in New York before she took the jump to launch her own bra business out of her own frustrating experience of bra shopping.&nbsp;</p> <p>Learn what is like to navigate your business through her tireless effort to outreach and connect with people.&nbsp;</p> <p>Does womenswear's brand do a good job of representing women or does it purely based on men's projection of women?</p> <p>Learn more from this episode and connect with Natasha through; Instagram @brapreneur &nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/natashashazana/">Natasha Shazana | LinkedIn</a></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>

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March 21, 2021

Climate Change, Environmental Issues & Roles of Government for Our Future Generations

<p>We have been battling with the environmental issue and air pollution&nbsp;for decades.</p> <p>Yet the environment preserves movement has slowly gained its recognition.</p> <p>When COVID 19 tells us to stop and pause, we have seen much positive change in the environment.</p> <p>Much more Cleantech startup receiving funding from investors.&nbsp;</p> <p>Yet with many wildfire causes of forest in the Amazon forest, Australia&nbsp;and America show us that we still way too behind that.</p> <p>Now with the involvement of the public and private party, many of us still wonder what else could we have done for our environment and future generations.&nbsp;</p> <p>For Today episode long awaited quests are Mrs. Alexandra Mckenzie , Deputy Head of Mission, British Embassy Bangkok&nbsp;</p> <p>and Mrs. Kesaya Baba , COP26 Climate Change Attaché</p> <p>Together, we discussed future government policy toward saving environment and how everyone can contribute even to small portion to make a differences toward our future generation.</p> <p>For more detail about COP26 detail, please contact ; Kesaya Baba, COP26 Climate Change Attaché (<a href="mailto:kesaya.baba@fcdo.gov.uk" target="_blank">kesaya.baba@fcdo.gov.uk</a>)</p> <p>And further details about COP26 is available at <a href="https://ukcop26.org/" target="_blank">https://ukcop26.org/</a></p>

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November 18, 2020

Change in the future of work and technology that disrupts the education industry with Ashwin

<p>In 2020, major big player tech companies in Silicon Valley like Twitter and slack even told their employee not to return to the workplace again. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>In fact, this covid impact has helped Zoom revenue to skyrocket 355% to $663.5m after the month ending July. &nbsp;</p> <p>With such a huge trend in remote work, virtual reality, and expanding technology to serve the need of the market and the competition is fierce. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>We are here today with Ashwin Nandapurkar, a founding member of Remo, &nbsp;a remote work tool. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>In this episode, we discussed how covid has made a major impact on remote working, the education industry, and the future Ed-tech industry. &nbsp;&nbsp;Ashwin has shared his perspective from his personal experience through working with Remote, his previous experience of co-founding 3 education technology company. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>We discussed the challenge, opportunity, and how he thinks the industry will change in the future. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>Connect with Ashwin Nandapurkar through linked in &nbsp;Linkedin: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/askashwinn/ ">https://www.linkedin.com/in/askashwinn/&nbsp;</a></p> <p>Remote work tool: <a href="https://remo.co/">https://remo.co/</a></p>

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A podcast about how the world is changing and what you should know about.

We can not change what already has happened but we can learn how to make the most out of the situation that we are in.

If you are feeling lost with this unpredictable situation then this a podcast where you can find inspiration, positivity, and reason to live your life.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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