Hosted by one of Asia-Pacific’s mobile pioneers, Ronen Mense, “Epicenter” is a series of in-depth interviews with renowned business leaders and industry influencers that are shaping today’s digital economy. Originally born at the ascend of pandemic marketing (the pilot episode aired on the first month of global lockdowns), “Epicenter” has become a go-to resource for executive insights on current events within the orbit of APAC’s tech ecosystem. The 20-minute show airs on LinkedIn Live and YouTube, with C-suite guests from some of the region’s most reputable and innovative companies such as YOOZOO Games, Tech in Asia, JD Central, Amanotes, Disney+ Hotstar, Times Internet, among others. Season 3 is ongoing.
Hosted by one of Asia-Pacific’s mobile pioneers, Ronen Mense, “Epicenter” is a series of in-depth interviews with renowned business leaders and industry influencers that are shaping today’s digital economy. Originally born at the ascend of pandemic marketing (the pilot episode aired on the first month of global lockdowns), “Epicenter” has become a go-to resource for executive insights on current events within the orbit of APAC’s tech ecosystem. The 20-minute show airs on LinkedIn Live and YouTube, with C-suite guests from some of the region’s most reputable and innovative companies such as YOOZOO Games, Tech in Asia, JD Central, Amanotes, Disney+ Hotstar, Times Internet, among others. Season 3 is ongoing.
“There’s too much $ in Climate Tech but not enough entrepreneurs with ideas.”
We welcome Djoann Fal, co-founder of GetLinks, Asia's premier tech talent network. Through Atlas Capital, he is currently focused on funding vital sustainability tech innovations in the region.
Featured in Forbes' 30 Under 30, Djoann is a pioneer in linking tech professionals with prime opportunities. With a background in engineering and consulting, he has expanded GetLinks across multiple countries, achieving unprecedented scale for that industry.
In an intimate conversation with Ronen, Djoann shares insights from his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges of building a tech startup, and Asia’s promising potential in climate tech. He also discusses working with conglomerates to shift towards green projects, dealing with “carbon credit bros,” and his efforts to help Asian cities adapt to climate change.
This episode pairs perfectly with Djoann’s Substack, The Adaptive Economy.