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These are the mental wellness advocates leading change in Asia
From developing inclusive platforms to data-backed programmes, these mental wellness advocates are democratising and destigmatising mental health access across Asia
Padel Therapy: How smashing balls on court can help smash your stress, according to Empath founder Stephanie Naval
Padel is more than just a game—it’s a fast-paced, mental health booster that reduces stress and sharpens the mind both on and off the court, according to Stephanie Naval, the founder and CEO of mental healthcare services provider Empath
Ask the expert: Here's how leaders can effectively manage a remote working team
In this multi-part series, psychiatrist Dr Joseph Leong weighs in on leadership issues. Here, he shares tips on how to manage a team that works remotely
Abandoned sea turtle finds home at Ocean Park, but its tragic story sheds light on Hong Kong’s rampant illegal wildlife trade
Pythons, foxes, raccoons … People’s desire to keep these exotic wild animals as pets has fuelled Hong Kong’s illegal wildlife trade. But without ample wildlife protection measures, animals—and nature—are paying the cost
From a failed fashion collection to succumbing to burnout, how Brandnographer’s Ruby Chui built a successful consulting brand in the last decade
The founder of Brandnographer, Ruby Chui, shares why she decided to take control of her life by founding her own business and the philosophy behind running a 10-year-old business
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Tatler Gen.T My First series
In Tatler Gen.T’s My First video series, we explore the milestones of the Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow who are positively influencing the region, setting a path for those who will follow in their footsteps.
View All →Industry experts weigh in how Hong Kong businesses can expand into the Middle East
Government and business leaders provide insights for Hong Kong companies looking to enter the Middle East market under Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative at a forum commemorating the first anniversary of the Hong Kong Ambassadors Club
Technology for good: Why former PR whiz Ellice Hendricks-Ng launched an app that empowers underprivileged kids in Malaysia
The co-founder of Orangeleaf Consulting shares how her own story as an orphan inspired her to launch an app that empowers orphans and orphanages in Malaysia
Ask the expert: How to deal with employee burnout and toxic colleagues, according to a psychiatrist
Psychiatrist Dr Joseph Leong weighs in on how leaders can navigate the psychological impacts of workplace challenges—from supporting an exhausted employee to dealing with a toxic team member
From better sleep to winning strategies: 7 podcasts all leaders need to listen
If you’re looking for a new podcast to subscribe to, these are some of the favourites of young founders and leaders across Asia
NewJeans’ YouTube livestream shows how K-pop idols are striving for autonomy over their careers
In a rare move in the industry, NewJeans called on Hybe to reinstate Men Hee-jin as Ador CEO following months of conflict. This is the latest example of K-pop idols standing up for ownership, autonomy and creative direction in 2024
These are the people behind Asia’s most popular restaurants and bars
You may have visited their establishments but don’t know who started them. You will now
This Singapore fashion startup is fighting fashion waste on multiple fronts
Tan Yin Ling, the co‐founder of Cloop, discusses how her social enterprise is closing the loop on Singapore’s fashion waste through its recycling efforts and clothing swaps
The ‘new’ human right to a healthy environment is being taken to court—and that may be a good thing
The right to a healthy environment is being used to challenge government policies on climate change, logging and mining
Dark humour? Videos on Paralympics social media spark debate over promotion approach
Some videos on the official Paralympics social media accounts left viewers wondering whether humour is suitable tool to build awareness of the athletes and the world-class sporting event
Chomp’s Carla Martinesi on how her family’s love for food inspired her to find a creative solution to Hong Kong’s waste problem
Carla Martinesi, CEO of the Hong Kong food-saving app Chomp, shares how her family’s home-cooked meals and layoffs in the F&B industry during the pandemic inspired her novel solutions to the city’s food waste issue