Hosted by Graham Newman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Graham Newman and his guests discuss how to make the world a better place. Each episode contains an in-depth interview with leading minds from innovation design, culture, society, economics and business leadership. Bangkok | Hong Kong | London
Graham Newman hosts Hacking Kaizen, a society show with 16 episodes published.
We sit down with award winning British graphic designer David Hitner and explore his design philosophy, process and the role of design in an ever changing world. David gives us insights into his career at the top of the
On this week’s Hacking Kaizen, we sit down with artist Eiji Sumi to explore Bangkok’s role as a hub for contemporary art in the Asia Pacific. We discuss how the city’s vibrant energy fuels innovation, the interplay betwe
We sit down with behavioural scientist David McCann to explore the intersection of behavioural science, decision-making, and generative AI. From navigating risk and tackling biases to nurturing trust and addressing ethic
In this episode, we dive headfirst into the Generation Z mindset with Professor Teema Muekthong and students from Chulalongkorn University. From debunking workplace myths to dissecting how stress, adaptability, and criti
We hear from Paul Meyers, one of the leading founder coaches in South East Asia, discussing how coaching empowers founders to navigate uncertainty with a steady hand, and the delicate balance of sustaining a long-term vi
In this first episode of series two we hear from Pat McKay aka Bangkok Pat, the documentary filmmaker whose YouTube channel explores the city’s vibrant neighborhoods, highlighting its rich history, culture, and surprisin
We end this first series of Hacking Kaizen talking with Tiwa York, a prominent venture capitalist and board chairman. We explore current VC market trends, including how investment strategies are evolving and the impact o
Dr. Peerapat Chokesuwattanaskul, a lawyer and economist, sits down with Graham Newman to explore how generative AI is poised to reshape the legal landscape. While the profession is no stranger to technological shifts, Dr
Graham Newman is joined by Tom Heath, former global head of talent acquisition within Web3 and director of business development at Adecco, Thailand. They explore how generative AI is used for talent acquisition, improvin
In this episode of Hacking Kaizen, Graham Newman interviews Chris Regel, partner and vice president of business development at Seven Peaks Group. They discuss the strategic vision that placed Seven Peaks among Thailand’s
We hear from Koji Rokkaku, Thailand regional office chief and editor for NNA Kyodo News Group, as he discusses Japan's past, present, and future. We delve into the nation's collective society, examining how historical an
Ekaphol Pongstabhon, former chairman and CEO of several listed and family-owned companies and a board member of the Thai Institute of Directors, shares his story, offering insights into effective management and corporate
We head to Hong Kong to meet its unofficial spokesman, Andrew Work, on how the city has transformed itself into the cultural hub of NorthEast Asia while retaining the number one spot for doing business in China. Andrew e
Graham Newman speaks with Alison Slingsby, global women’s health innovation lead at Perrigo. They explore changes in attitudes towards contraception and menopause care, and how generative AI is revolutionising women’s he
Graham Newman is joined by Sitsari Kitisakkul, co-founder of Appsynth, and Nature2Need Biomaterials to discuss scaling an organisation beyond the founding team. They explore team-building in a growing enterprise, the val
We begin Hacking Kaizen with Gordon Candelin, former leader of McKinsey Design South East Asia, discussing the role of design, the impact of machine learning and generative AI, and why digital design is now broken. We ex
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Hacking Kaizen is hosted by Graham Newman. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 16 episodes.
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