Episode Seven - Glenn Keys

06/18/23 • 33 min

Glenn Keys founded Aspen Medical in 2003. Operating across multiple continents, including Australia, Indo-Pacific, Middle East, Africa, USA, Europe, and the UK, Aspen Medical has achieved significant international reach. In 2017, Glenn received recognition as the EY World Entrepreneur of the Year runner-up and was made an Officer of the Order of Australia for his philanthropic leadership in the business sector and his work as an advocate for people with an intellectual disability. The Foreign Ministry appointed Glenn as the Chairman of the Board for the Australia ASEAN Council in 2017.

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Penny Burtt has experience in business, government, and non-profit sectors. She has held leadership positions in global companies, such as Stripe, Visa Inc and McKinsey & Company, focusing on the Asia-Pacific region. Penny served as the CEO of Asialink, a prominent centre for Asia engagement at the University of Melbourne. With a background as a senior diplomat, she represented Australia in Asia and the United Nations. Penny has been involved in various business associations and nonprofits, including the US-ASEAN Business Council.

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Episode Eight - Andrew Parker

Andrew is the Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner at Investment NSW and previously acted as a Partner at PwC; there, he lead the Australian firm’s Asia Practice.
Andrew joined Price Waterhouse in 1985, became a partner in 1999 and spent 12 years in PwC’s London, Moscow and Jakarta offices. Andrew has had a long association with Asia having lived and worked in Indonesia and was the leader of PwC’s Asian telecoms industry team until 2012, a role he held for nearly 10 years.