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How EO@INSEAD 2024 Helped 50 EO Members Discover the Leader Within

Entrepreneurs' Organization

EO@INSEAD is one of EO’s six Executive Education programs that empowers members to amplify leadership skills, build culture, and drive change through four days of intensive learning. You can have a breadth of diversity without providing the frameworks for inclusion. and more articles from the EO blog.

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Malaysia’s Mosti Prioritizes Tech Innovation and Startup Ecosystem in its Annual Budget

AsiaTechDaily

Register Malaysia’s Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation ( Mosti ) plans to push emerging technology and promote Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education within the framework of Budget 2024. Another significant focus is STEM education, where we aim to instill STEM education,” he added.

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Leadership Transformation: David Ghodsizadeh’s Journey to Empower Technical Professionals Through…

Jason Malki

After perfecting a workplace storytelling framework, David began coaching clients in 2016 as a freelancer and then started Storytelling 4 Success in 2022. My vision is to impact the career journeys of one thousand professionals through storytelling by 2025. What motivated you to launch your startup?

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How We Entered the Chinese Red Ocean EdTech Market And Survived

Entrepreneur's Handbook

On some advertising platforms in China, foreign companies cannot create an advertising office, especially if your company is related to education. Within the framework of collecting information, we realized that it is Asia, in principle, that is the current market driver for Ed-Tech’s growth, mostly China and India.

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Habitual is using digital support plus food replacement to help reverse type 2 diabetes

TechCrunch

The cost of diabetes-related healthcare has also been predicted to pass $1 trillion per year by 2025 by some estimates — so even just capturing a tiny fraction of this market could sum to a sizeable business. gallery ids="2212427,2212428,2212429,2212430,2212431"].

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Muslims come into the frame in Southeast Asia’s fintech boom

TechCrunch

In 2019, the Malaysian government also issued its Shared Prosperity Vision 2030, a 10-year framework for restructuring its economy that includes building an Islamic fintech hub as a key part of its strategy. was educating investors. But Islamic fintech still makes up a very small percentage of the total market. So that was a challenge.