Hacking Kaizen

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. Chokesuwattanaskul unpacks the uncertainties surrounding AI’s integration and the crucial need for adaptability in this evolving field. We also reflect on his time at Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce, where he played a key role in negotiating pivotal trade agreements.

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 health. Alison discusses recent advancements in contraceptive and menstrual health products, innovations for menopausal women, and the challenges and opportunities in emerging markets. Join us for insights into women's healthcare, innovation, and the impact of AI in making women’s lives safer and better.

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 explore "big D Design" and examine how it can be positioned as the value proposition to fix organisational problems. As design moves from making things to making things possible.

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 and cultural forces have shaped its current challenges and sustainability. By exploring Japan's societal norms, cultural dynamics, economic policies, and political landscape, we gain a comprehensive understanding of its optimistic future.

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 of economic shifts. Tiwa also shares insights to the Finno Efra Accelerator program, its selection criteria, and its support structure. Plus, we’ll tackle common criticisms of VC funding and its influence on startups. Join us for a compelling discussion on the future of venture capital, transformative investments and incubation.